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  • Open:
    10,924.66
  • Day's Range:
    10,885.64 - 11,143.17
  • 52 wk Range:
    10,088.83 - 14,646.90

Nasdaq Overview

Prev. Close
10,852.27
Volume
1,165,359,570
Day's Range
10,885.64-11,143.17
Open
10,924.66
Average Vol. (3m)
993,757,370
52 wk Range
10,088.83-14,646.9
1-Year Change
-21.29%
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14.66+4.32+41.78%
CN Energy Group
0.935+0.265+39.58%

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Cidara Therapeutics Inc
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1.07-0.49-31.41%
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0.162-0.056-25.65%
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27.87-7.43-21.05%
Neurosense Therapeutics
1.78-0.44-19.82%

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  • yellen, secretary of treasury, tapes into social security funds to circumvent usa debt ceiling. social security is separate from government disbursement funds. this is an abomination.
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    • The 10 year yield will crucify the Nasdaq
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      • Be careful... Earnings data on their way...
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        • I hope a certain group of you are as good as profiting from the market as you are complaining about it.
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          • he's right over 75% of retail accounts lose money trading while long term investing has proven to be profitable nowadays etfs are the way to go, as very few people including large banks and hedge funds consistently beat the markets. unfortunately the average hold time for a stock has fallen from 10 years in the 70s to just 6 months last year and with the amount of day trading and 0dte options we've seen this year that'll probably fall further
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          • sure, but if you have bought good companies or dollar average then you still are not profitable last year but are pretty happy of course if you put money in energy, sectors sure, but for this to work you need a lot of money, a lot of people today don't have that kind of opportunities, and if you don't use puts to protect from some days then surely had work against you. all in all if you have a lot of money this is a candy shop, if you are young like me I still don't have that kind of money some days are torture, that why a lot they're only chance is the gamblers mentality. so don't bring that, the modern markets are one of the worst in all history.
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          • that's definitely true the US markets and currently the most unstable and unhealthy they have ever been. its a house of cards built by the big banks after the gfc and will most likely face the same outcome the housing market did back then sometime in the future. too much gambling mechanisms involved rather than good old fashion investment for the long term, big banks and funds just want new ways to make money as quickly as possible and that never has a good ending
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        • this market is ridiculous sometimes changing entire year perspectives daily. like nothing changed fear skyrockets then shortsqueeze
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          • like it isn't fear inducing the layoffs.
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        • good good good price
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          • Overbought , overvalued , it should go downed naw , covid is not over ,
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            • Sorry dude. Up up up it goes
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          • Only up now
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            • Tech pump before the dump leading up to poor earning reports and nexxt .50 Fed Rate hike in early Feb. Same gameplan as always....
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              • China is opening. That will halt inflation in its tracks.
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              • inflation is slowing quickly and other than the labour market the macro data is weak and unlikely to get better in the near I really see a max of 50bps with two 25bps in feb and march, but leaning towards one and done, the bigger question investors need to be asking is how long the rates will stay high for
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              • Rates will stay high until inflation is under control, which won't happen until consumer spending slows as a result of higher unemployment. Resession is an absolute guarentee in the coming year(s), and this recent tech rally is a trap for any investor - the bottom is still a long way away. History will repeat itself: https://www.thebalancemoney.com/fed-funds-rate-history-highs-lows-3306135#:~:text=The%20highest%20fed%20funds%20rate,in%20response%20to%20rising%20inflation.
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            • I am out
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              • Lol. I quite two days ago. Welcome to the family.
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