Is Shopify a Slam Dunk Buy on the Dip?
Recently, an under-the-radar tech company has captured the interest of top-tier investment funds. Hedge funds have quietly been acquiring significant shares that displays a conviction in this company’s potential to redefine its market.
So, what’s the stock is it a buy on the dip?
Key Points
- Shopify’s shift beyond subscriptions to financial services,
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1 ETF That Will Pay You Monthly
If you want to get paid monthly, you’ll probably struggle to find ways in the stock market. While real estate offers a straightforward path to collecting rent checks monthly, dividend investing is generally limited to paying shareholders on a quarterly schedule.
Some rare exceptions do exist, such as Realty Income, which is known as The Monthly Dividend Company.
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Is This The Smartest Stock to Buy?
Smartsheet isn’t a company on the tip of most retail traders tongues but it might be soon. What started out as a spreadsheet with collaborative project management features has grown into a work management software worth $5.7 billion.
Better yet, it’s growing at a rapid rate and is sitting squarely in the middle of a market that is forecast to grow at 13.4% annually through 2026.
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Billionaire Builds Big Stake In Under-the-Radar ETF
George Soros had an old rule: invest first, investigate later. When a great opportunity seemed ripe for the picking, he would buy it, and figure out later if he was right.
It’s actually the opposite of what most funds do, which is to spend many months researching and dotting all their “i”s and crossing all their “t”s before patiently waiting for the price to get to the level they think is right.
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Why Is Warren Piling Into This Monster Insurer?
Imagine a business that has quietly dominated its industry for decades, steadily outperforming its rivals while keeping an impeccable balance sheet.
Add to the fact that it has thrived during economic downturns and periods of rising interest rates when its peers faded.
In recent years, it’s seen its earnings surge, boosted by both disciplined underwriting and a strong investment portfolio.
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How To Make 100% In Next 11 Months
The most important Federal Reserve announcement ever led to about as much excitement yesterday as two turtles racing to a finishing line.
Prior to the announcement by Chairman Jerome Powell, the market had forecast, with 68% probability, a 50bps rate cut.
That alone signaled that the market had priced in precisely what the Fed delivered and so when expectations became reality not a whole lot happened.
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How To Blow $3 Billion
Among the many rules of business is be careful in whose playground you are competing. Gaming companies learned this the hard way a few years ago when they built their businesses on top of the Facebook platform. So too did media companies like PopSugar. When Facebook decided to focus more on surfacing individual posts over corporate ones,
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Tariffs not part of Trump’s immediate plans…yet? Canadian dollar and Canadian energy stocks rocket higher
A WSJ article came out early this morning, and Bloomberg headlines crossed the wire suggesting that tariffs were not part of President Trump’s immediate plans.
The Wall Street Journal article is here.
TRUMP TO LAY OUT TRADE VISION BUT WON’T IMPOSE NEW TARIFFS YET – WSJ.
— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) January 20,