In Sketchup you could draw lines in 3D space and create faces and extrusions without much hassle. In fusion you have to define planes and possibly offset them. This just seems like a lot of unnecessary steps but maybe I just don’t see the bigger picture. Can someone please explain why it’s like this?
Trying to create the front of the space shuttle, is there some sort of sweep function that can follow that path? Or maybe a better approach?
The price of CVX seems to have come down recently so I am thinking of buying it again, however I’m still a bit skeptical.
It is however an oil company with roughly $285 billion in assets.
Thoughts?
Instead of considering individual stocks what sector currently would you say is undervalued? And perhaps from there it would be easier to find good value plays.
It’s basically a financing company for other companies that has a really high dividend. With a yield of 10.7% and a fairly decent chart would this be a good investment? Considering I invest some money into it in an account like a Roth the high yield doesn’t seem so bad. Thoughts?
Nice 3% dip today, is it a buy or can it go lower?
As a value investor I’m buying more.
Will the market eventually rotate back to value stocks? It seems like whatever I pick it just goes down no matter how much of a blue chip stock it is unless it’s a semi stock.
I bought a single share of SpaceX just for kicks at 175.9 and apparently that seemed to be the top. Any chance it’s going back up so I can sell?
I want to move to a different state but the only thing holding me back is that if I leave my job I may not find another one like it. With overtime I make over 90k (base pay is about 70k) and the work is pretty easy. My concern is that if I leave this job then I may end up in a job that has a high pressure environment, but at the same time I also don’t wanna be stuck in the same place my whole life. What should I do?
Would it not be a better idea for NASA to focus more on building out infrastructure with robotics rather than just sending out some parts to the surface of the Moon and hoping they work?
I’m talking designing robots that can take the regolith and turn it into something useful.
Of course some things such as computer chips can be brought from Earth but with these robots we could exponentially build more and more. Easy? No, but perhaps this would be a better direction to take. Thoughts?
This might be a dumb question but does SGOV accumulate/grow on weekends? For example this 3 day weekend with Memorial Day is that the equivalent of holding it for 3 days when the market is open?
Will it automatically be added to the S&P500? If so at a 1.5 T market cap would that not cause a big sell off coincidentally right after a huge pump in the market?
When I was 6 or 7 I woke up in the middle of the night. My bedroom wall had light shining on it from outside, and on that wall I saw a shadow of someone with a wing breathing. I wasn’t scared. I think I was able to turn my head to see the shadow on the wall. Was this a sleep paralysis demon or some kind of a sleep hallucination? The shadow looked pretty real.
Assuming you did your due diligence on a stock and it looks promising, how often should you check your portfolio? I’m thinking to check every month, but I’m not sure if that’s too often or too long.
The financials looks pretty decent and the company has a pretty strong moat, why’s it down so much? Possible buying opportunity?
What’s the highest yield amount you can get that doesn’t completely destroy your portfolio? Even if it takes a hit from inflation, and which stock(s) would it be?
Been living here a few years with a decent job, but I’ve always wondered about moving back to LA. What do you think? Would it be hard finding a job there? My main reason for wanting to move there would be the weather and the beach.
Any tips? Or places to see