International Business Machines - IBM Stock Reddit Activity & Social Media Sentiment

Whats out and in from SCHD as of the 2023 update as well as their apparent percentage allocations. Biggest member out is IBM. Lots of large new additions including ABBV, UPS, CVX. |Out|% weight on 3/16| |:-|:-| |IBM|3.6%| |CMI|1.2%| |PRU|1.1%| |GPC|0.86%| |HIG|0.79%| |OMC|0.66%| |CINF|0.64%| |PFG|0.61%| |FHN|0.32%| |BEN|0.29%| |WBS|0.25%| |HAS|0.23%| |JEF|0.22%| |FLO|0.20%| |NSP|0.16%| |EVR|0.15%| |FHI|0.12%| |MGRC|0.086%| |SYBT|0.058%| |EIG|0.042%| |HNI|0.040%| |SAFT|0.040%| |MCY|0.030%| |PETS|0.014%| ​ |In|% …

Wife and I have been investing and reinvesting monthly since July 2021. We just hit $2k annually on dividends and are coming up on a 2 year anniversary of this process. My holdings are PRU, IBM, STAG, CTRE, MMP, DUK, ABBV, KMB, O, …

Im currently in the process of restructuring my portfolio towards generating passive income. I own larger positions (2-5%) on dividend stocks like Realty Income. What are your thoughts? What are divi stocks you hold and why ? Thank you

UPS & IBM dividends were slated for yesterday and usually appear over night, but werent there this morning. Did anyone else experience a delay/missing dividends as well? This happened once before and i had to create a ticket to have it correct but i was curious if its just …

1. National Grid plc (NGG) 2. China Mobile Limited (CHL) 3. Banco Santander SA (SAN) 4. TotalEnergies SE (TTE) 5. Eni SpA (E) 6. Royal Dutch Shell plc (RDS-A) 7. Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ) 8. China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (SNP) 9. Royal Bank of Canada (RY) 10. AbbVie Inc. …

What dividend stock type are the best for very long term hold between: \- low dividend yield (>2%), high dividend growth (+20% per year), example: V, MA, LRCX, Apple, ASML \- High dividend yield (+5%), low dividend growth, example: …

$GOOGL MKM Partners: Keep its "buy" rating on Google down to $3,300 $WIMI EvaluateResearch: "buy" rating with $8 latest price target for WIMI Hologram Cloud $IBM Morgan Stanley: upgraded IBM to "overweight" and raised its price target to $150 …

I received s small bit of this company as part of the IBM spinoff. I was intrigued by its potential, if management could turn it around. Last quarter showed a lot of promise. Revenue decline is slowing down, in fact, showed a 3% increase in constant currency. They …

AI will makes us dumber because we wont have to do any work. Just press a button on the computer and the computer will figure it out. This means lower wages and less jobs. So you had better be invested or lose out. Here are 10 stock and companies that are make big waves in …

According to the latest research by SkyQuest Technology, the Global Lithium Market was valued at USD 7.10 Billion in 2021, and it is expected to reach USD 15.45 Billion by 2028, with a CAGR of 11.75% during the forecast period of 2022 – 2028. The research provides …

I am 100% newbie at this. We want to make sure we have access to these shares and if the value is good, sell. Back in 1997, my wifes great grandmother died. 2 shares of IBM stock were signed over to her. I am unsure when the stocks were originally purchased by grandmother. We …

PLTR, a key Artificial Intelligence, stock, has lagged behind much smaller caps like C3.ai ( AI) and uiPATH (PATH) in last 10 days. Stocks directly or remotely involved with AI ( such as AI, PATH) have rocketed higher in last 10 days ( with a rub off effect …

Stocks directly or remotely involved with AI (AI, PATH) have taken off in last 10 days ( with a rub off effect from the ChatGPT hoopla) except one heavily involved in AI (PLTR) and which may just started to stir this week and could jump aleast 50pct if it contracts the contagion …

Hey everyone, Im at the very start of my dividend stock journey and wanted to get suggestions from people who have been at it for a while. I want to have a diverse portfolio of dividends to draw from and have a few ideas, T, KO, HRL, IBM, etc... …

#Good morning traders and investors of the r/stocks sub! Welcome to Thursday! Here are your pre-market stock movers & news on this Thursday, January the 26th, 2023- S&P 500 futures rise slightly as investors weigh latest corporate earnings > S&P 500 …

#Good morning traders and investors of the r/StockMarket sub! Welcome to Thursday! Here are your pre-market stock movers & news on this Thursday, January the 26th, 2023- S&P 500 futures rise slightly as investors weigh latest corporate earnings > S&P …

IBM reported quarterly revenue on Wednesday that topped analysts’ estimates, driven by higher-than-expected growth in the company’s software and infrastructure segments. Here’s how the company did: Earnings: $3.60 per share, adjusted, vs. $3.60 per share as expected …

Major Earnings: Boeing reported earnings before the market opened, posting numbers of: EPS of -$1.75, missing expectations of $0.17 | Revenue of $19.80B, missing expectations of $20.02B \- AT&T reported earnings before the market opened, posting numbers …

Major Earnings: Boeing reported earnings before the market opened, posting numbers of: EPS of -$1.75, missing expectations of $0.17 | Revenue of $19.80B, missing expectations of $20.02B \- AT&T reported earnings before the market opened, posting numbers …

Major Earnings: Boeing reported earnings before the market opened, posting numbers of: EPS of -$1.75, missing expectations of $0.17 | Revenue of $19.80B, missing expectations of $20.02B \- AT&T reported earnings before the market opened, posting numbers …

Market View Last Week – Late rally saves the week. SPY was lower by about 0.6% last week but ended on a strong note with a near 2% rally off its lows of the week on Thursday. The move on the week was inside the 1.3% move options were pricing. The VIX ended thr week unchanged as …

They are a UcaaS pure cloud play. Their golden egg IMO is Kandy io. They are a part of the Camara project which includes many prestiges names Here is their investor presentation. Take a close look their strategic alliances, as well as user seat growth. Names include …

More and more I’m seeing companies use the latter. In some cases I understand—for example GAAP stupidly made equity investments subject to net income, so for example Berkshire Hathaway ‘loses money’ when the market is down. But in other cases I just don’t understand why companies …

Say IBM implodes. How much damage will this do to SCHD? Will IBM get tossed quickly, or will it stay in for awhile since it made it into the index? Thoughts?