Greetings, I’m not sure what to invest in, no index or etf or others besides stocks. Could you give recommendations. It’s a pretty large amount I’m willing to invest in. Thank you in advance
Trying to put more money into dividends/drip. Not sure what to get into. I have AGNC and ORC and they are both doing well for me as I bought in low. Are there any other low priced dividend stocks which pay a good monthly dividend/share? AGNC pays .12/mo and ORC is at .10/mo Looking for some suggestions.
Suggest me something. I am thinking of 5k in VOO and other please suggest
The next FOMC meeting will be held in 27 days. Oil is on the rise again, and the bond market doesn't seem to be bending to the will of government officials. The midterms are coming
The market drops - what are you buying
$EVTV AZIO - a slow volume but Green close to end the week, let's see more Green this week...
News April 15, 2026
AZIO Secures Binding Customer Deposits Covering ~42% of $108M GPU Infrastructure Pipeline
Which stock do you like the best right now for a call option? I’m new to the calls and looking for good opportunity. I currently like the Iren $30 call for June 2028. Thoughts or other ideas?
Netflix isn’t trying to become the next game pass overnight. Instead, it’s making the Netflix subscription more valuable by adding another entertainment category games, unlike Apple arcade, Netflix games are being managed as a strategic engagement lever tied to franchises and retention adding longevity to the franchise and creating more valuable IP over the long term. Spotify did a very similar thing adding audiobooks and podcasts becoming more competitive for listening hours over other music apps like Amazon Music, Apple Music, Pandora, etc.
I’ve personally seen the value of this with my own kids. They already play some of the Netflix kids games on mobile IPad, and the cloud games on TV are great. Just playing mini-golf themed Stranger things together as a family last night was better than expected experience and I can see the future potential with gaming for Netflix after never really understanding it.
I recommend trying for yourself. Mobile app games are also decent Netflix using current IP like WWE was pretty fun. You can play as any player in the WWE franchise, including Logan Paul or Hulk Hogan etc.
My household isn’t hardcore gamers but as someone who is invested in Netflix stock If games make the subscription more entertaining, A successful game can become an IP expander, Netflix shows can receive games, and games can bring people deeper into Netflix’s ecosystem. Netflix’s leadership has been explicit that gaming is now organized around 4 priorities, Children content, narrative/story games, party and puzzle games, and mainstream established franchises. Kids-specific engagement has exploded already engagement was up 600% year over year only making it harder to cancel for consumers. The strategy is retention and engagement to Netflix so every hour spent gaming instead of churning to a competitor is pure retention value with no extra content-licensing spend.
Netflix Games have 120+ titles, zero micro transactions included free with any subscription tier. Netflix also won’t raise prices just because they are adding games it’s a pure play creation of additional value to Netflix subscribers as of of the original 2021 rationale for entering gaming.
This Reduces “between-seasons” churn. Games give subscribers a reason to keep the app open when there’s no new season of their show to watch.
Apple Arcade requires an Apple device.
Netflix Games doesn’t care what hardware you
own android or Apple.
If Netflix can keep adding meaningful entertainment to the subscription while competitors mostly compete on movies and TV, like Spotify expansion i mentioned earlier the value of Netflix as a subscription becomes increasingly better long after they’ve watched a hit show/Movie and is more competitive to other SVODS competing for the same hours.
Honestly, I'm a little scared that this is no longer sustainable; it's a bit absurd, and stocks are starting to look like cryptocurrencies...
I have 300 k in cash I want to put into the market...high risk/high reward...should I do a fund or individual stocks?
That’s it that’s the question.
Just pulled out of NBIS with a 50% revenue and looking to put this revenue back in some stocks that can make the same move or even higher.
As per NVDIA’s CEO, the latest bottleneck to AI Infrastructure is Energy. Which stocks are set to benefit from this as we see more energy contracts and company growths?
Have a position at $7 but only $300 worth so im looking to increase position
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Hi All!
What are some stocks that are good to buy long term, at least sitting untouched for 5 - 10 years
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I’m new to trading in stock market and to trading in general
No idea what im doing
After a crazy red day today. What are you guys looking for tomorrow.
What are we expecting tomorrow to happen when market opens.
Any specific views on $KEEL as it was almost 17% down today.
Drop below what you are thinking and why!
NBIS is in the MEME etf but what are newest MEME stocks (so I can avoid them because it never ends well)? Reddit basically is the source of MEME stocks right?