Chronological listing of blog postings

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A Chronological attempt to keep all the blog posts in order, for newcomers (hopefully this shows up at the top and stays there since it's a "page"):

1) "The stocks that I keep a watch for, and the start of this blog"

https://hackingcovfefe-stocks.blogspot.com/2025/05/the-stocks-that-i-keep-watch-for-and.html

2) "Showing my mathematical analysis of charts; Dow Jones used as example"

https://hackingcovfefe-stocks.blogspot.com/2025/05/stub.html

3) "Ways to be a retail investor with $100 to $1,000 or even $10,000"

https://hackingcovfefe-stocks.blogspot.com/2025/06/ways-to-be-retail-investor-with-100-to.html

4) "The stock tickers in my portfolio"

https://hackingcovfefe-stocks.blogspot.com/2025/06/the-stock-tickers-in-my-portfolio.html

Hopefully, from here, I can just list off individual stocks and the blog post associated with them (as I create them). And, linking them as the text as the title of the hyperlink, keeping this looking pretty lol.

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Stocks (charts are at start of July 2025):

AHT - Ashford Hospitality Trust

AIHS - Senmiao Technology

AIV - Apartment Investment & Management

AMAT - Applied Materials

AMC - AMC Entertainment Holdings

AMD - Advanced Micro Devices

AMZN - Amazon.com

AOUT - American Outdoor Brands

ARCO - Arcos Dorados

ARM - Arm

ASMB - Assembly Bioscience

BA - Boeing

BAC - Bank of America

BAER - Bridger Aerospace

CCOJY - Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan

CHT - Chunghwa Telecom

CHX - ChampionX

CJPRY - Central Japan Railway

CLEU - China Liberal Education

COIN - Coinbase Global

COST - Costco

CSCMY - COSCO Shipping International (Singapore)

CSCO - Cisco Systems

CSPKY - COSCO Shipping

DKS - Dicks Sporting Goods

DLAKY - Deutsche Lufthansa

DNN - Denison Mines

DTCK - Davis Commodities

DTEGY - Deutsche Telekom

DUOL - Duolingo

DWSN - Dawson Geophysical

EA - Electronic Arts (EA)

EADSY - Airbus

EJPRY - East Japan Railway

EPM - Evolution Petroleum

ERJ - Embraer

ESGL - ESG Holdings

FEDU - Four Seasons Education

FNEVY - Fraser and Neave

FRO - Frontline

GD - General Dynamics

GDTC - CytoMed Therapeutics

GE - GE Aerospace

GEO - The GEO Group

GLBS - Globus Maritime

GM - General Motors

GME - GameStop

GOOG - Alphabet Inc, Class C

GOOGL - Alphabet Inc, Class A

GT - Goodyear

GUTS - Fractyl Health

(Russian) GZPFY - Gazprom Neft

HEI - HEICO Corporation

(Russian) HHR - HeadHunter Group

HII - Huntington Ingalls Industries

HNRG - Hallador Energy Company

HOG - Harley Davidson

HOOD - Robinhood Markets

HP - Helmerich & Payne

HPQ - HP Inc (formerly, Hewlett-Packard Company)

HUDI - Huadi International Group

HYMC - Hycroft Mining

HZO - MarineMax

IBM - International Business Machines

IDA - IDA Corp

IMTE - Integrated Media Technologies

INTC - Intel Corporation

IRS - IRSA Propiedades Comerciales

JACK - Jack In The Box

JAPAY - Japan Tobacco

JCSE - JE Cleantech

JPM - JPMorgan Chase & Co

KMI - Kinder Morgan

KR - Kroger

KRMD - KORU Medical Systems

KTOS - Kratos Defense & Security Solutions

LBRT - Liberty Energy

LEVI - Levi Strauss

LHX - L3Harris Technologies

LMT - Lockheed Martin

LSCC - Lattice Semiconductor

(Russian) LUKOY - Lukoil

LUV - Southwest Airlines

MARA - MARA Holdings

(Russian) MBT - Mobile Telesys

MCD - McDonalds

META - Meta Platforms

MIND - MIND Technology

MSFT - Microsoft Corporation

(Russian) MTL - Mechel Pao Drc

(Russian) MTL-PR - Mechel Pao

MUFG - Mitsubishi UFI Financial Group

MZDAY - Mazda Motor Corporation

NAT - Nordic American Tankers

(Russian) NBIS - Nebius Group

NCLH - Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings

NFLX - Netflix Inc

(Russian) NILSY - MMC Norilsk Nickel

NOC - Northrop Grumman

NOK - Nokia

NTDOY - Nintendo Co.

NVDA - nVidia Corporation

NXE - NexGen Energy

NXPI - NXP Semiconductor

(Russian) OGZPY - Gazprom

ON - ON Semiconductor

(Russian) OZON - Ozon Holdings Plc

PBF - PBF Energy

PETZ - TDH Holdings (Tian Di Hui)

PKX - POSCO Holdings

PMEC - Primech

PTEN - Patterson-UTI Energy

QCOM - Qualcomm

QRVO - Qorvo

RCL - Royal Caribbean Group

RIG - Transocean

RKUNY - Rakuten Group

RMBS - Rambus Inc

RNGR - Ranger Energy Services

RNMBY - Rheinmetall AG

RTX - RTX Corporation (colloquially, Raytheon)

(Russian) SBRCY - Sberbank

SBS - SABESP

SBUX - Starbucks

SCLX - Scilex

SEI - Solaris Energy Infrastructure

(Russian) SGTPY - Surgutneftegas

SHIP - Seanergy Maritime

SIEGY - Siemens Akteingesellschaft

SIFY - Sify Technologies

SINGY - Singapore Airlines

SLB - Schlumberger

SLSR - Solaris Resources Inc

SMCI - Super Micro Computer

SNAP - Snap Inc

SOFI - SoFi Technologies

SPCE - Virgin Galactic

SPSTY - Singapore Post

STBFY - Suntory Beverage & Food

SXI - Standex International

T - AT&T

TGT - Target

TLK - Telkom Indonesia

TOPS - TOP Ships

TSLA - Tesla Inc

TSM - Taiwan Semiconductor

TTMI - TTM Technologies

TXN - Texas Instruments

UEC - Uranium Energy

URG - Ur-Energy

UUU - Universal Security Instruments

UUUU - Energy Fuels

VSAT - ViaSat Inc

WAB - Wabtec (Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies)

WINT - Windtree Therapeutics

WJRYY - West Japan Railway

WMT - Walmart

(Russian) YNDX - Yandex

YSG - Yatsen Holding

YTRA - Yatra Online

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FX (charts are at start of July 2025):

FXY - Japanese Yen Trust

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Showing my mathematical analysis of charts; Dow Jones used as example

While I am aware of the term "technical analysis", this isn't really that. It's how, as a mathematics major, I approached the topic of speculating on when to buy into a stock or, if it's a dip, how much more to buy. The predominant displays of "technical analysis" seem to be fancy termed ways of, essentially, viewing how long it takes for a cycle of buying and selling to break "equilibrium" and continue going up or down. That has absolutely no bearing on the actual stock, itself, and is purely market psychology. What I like to look for is just the historical trends and the essential market psychology that it's usually just trying to make all things go up so that they can sell, invest more, or short and make money off of that before investing again. ... While there are other ways to analyze things, it doesn't make much sense to get into, here, besides to show how I would mentally draw on a chart so as to get a sense of it's probable ...

Ways to be a retail investor with $100 to $1,000 or even $10,000

So while there will be a process, there's an easy way to get set up and trade stocks, securities, and all of that. Crypto, too, on many places that do stocks in their phone applications. I use both Robinhood and Webull because I am allowed "fractional shares" meaning that instead of buying one $1000 share in Costco, I can purchase $5 and own like 0.002 shares of Costco. However, this "dust" gets swept up if the company does a reverse stock split (probably also a normal stock split) since you wouldn't have an actual single stock so, well, you usually just get the trading value for the stock when the corporate action is taken on the number of stocks. Robinhood: https://www.robinhood.com/ Webull: http://www.webull.com/ There are also places that you can go to for currency exchange, including cryptocurrencies. This would by Uphold and Coinbase. Coinbase is exclusively cryptocurrency, I believe; however, Uphold does let you purchase securities in precious metal...

The stocks that I keep a watch for, and the start of this blog

2025-05-19 Well, may as well start recording my thoughts on the stocks that I keep an eye on and make sure I have around $5 in or so. There's a variety of reasons why I picked these stocks: most of the time, if there's no observable reason, then it's just because I felt like picking it. That covers the "why the hell did he pick that worthless stock?" question. I don't know which stocks will be good or not; I am just watching them, thinking about what the market psychology is, and also bringing awareness to at-the-least my thought process to these stocks. We don't know why the analysts do what they do. As such, I hope to capture my thoughts and bring some perspective since I don't think you or they know what you/they are doing, either. ... I do have access to Morningstar reports on stocks via Robinhood Gold. I use both Robinhood and Webull for my trading of stocks. Robinhood is nice for variable fractional shares, the ability to trade crypto (they are j...

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