Quoted from taimaster2005:Please let me know where the new discussion is. Too bad people have to ruin it for everyone else.
Let me know as well please!
Quoted from taimaster2005:Please let me know where the new discussion is. Too bad people have to ruin it for everyone else.
Let me know as well please!
Quoted from DBLM:No, I called you a Rando when you tried to make this a dick measuring contest based upon you misinterpreting a comment in response to a comment posted about Chinese companies and then listed a Korean company. You have pathetically tried and failed to come after me a few times the past day. I have nothing to prove to you.
I am sorry that I have occupied too much of your brain space the past few days. Obviously, you have been thinking a lot about me while I have not paid you a second thought. That is not right for me to impact your life so much. I am going to go focus on living my awesome life and making money, so I bid all of your adieu.
I wish all of you continued success.
Laughable...thanks for the peace offering
-Rando
At my ripe age of 52 I have gained the supreme power of ignoring all the bullshit. Really, fck the school girl drama and let's get back to posting about the market.
Personally, I have been looking to build up my income/dividend stocks
Anyone here heard of the Oxford Club? It’s an investment newsletter produced by a investment company of sorts. Multiple people with different ideas and approaches to markets and investing.
Quoted from TheFamilyArcade:Anyone here heard of the Oxford Club? It’s an investment newsletter produced by a investment company of sorts. Multiple people with different ideas and approaches to markets and investing.
I Read a bunch of newsletters but not heard of that one
Quoted from BMore-Pinball:I Read a bunch of newsletters but not heard of that one
Quoted from BMore-Pinball:At my ripe age of 52 I have gained the supreme power of ignoring all the bullshit. Really, fck the school girl drama and let's get back to posting about the market.
Personally, I have been looking to build up my income/dividend stocks
Any good recommendations? I have some Schwab dividend etf, some of my better dividend payers are Walgreens, Pfizer, vale, Qualcomm, and IBM. I’m looking into Abbvie and Verizon. I’m also trying to beef up.
Quoted from athenspin:Any good recommendations? I have some Schwab dividend etf, some of my better dividend payers are Walgreens, Pfizer, vale, Qualcomm, and IBM. I’m looking into Abbvie and Verizon. I’m also trying to beef up.
Check out EPD, ENB. Look into REITs and BCDs
Quoted from athenspin:Any good recommendations? I have some Schwab dividend etf, some of my better dividend payers are Walgreens, Pfizer, vale, Qualcomm, and IBM. I’m looking into Abbvie and Verizon. I’m also trying to beef up.
Not a recommendation, do your own research.
With that said here are some of my recent income buys
PRU JEPI NUSI DEM QYLD RFMZ
Have a lot of others, but those are recent buys
Quoted from BMore-Pinball:Not a recommendation, do your own research.
With that said here are some of my recent income buys
PRU JEPI NUSI DEM QYLD RFMZ
Have a lot of others, but those are recent buys
How about your top 5 best performers?
Quoted from investingdad:Well folks, if the hot tips of the day dry up, you can always buy index funds….
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I’ve evaluated all the robo investors and I am putting my sister in wealthfront for some money she just received and wants to put in the market in a taxable account so she still has access to it if needed. Wealthfront in 2021 updates has really pulled ahead of the pack, plus it helps them that Schwab killed off TD’s robo offering.
Quoted from KornFreak28:Why not keep the conversation here? I’m not really into social media so this is perfect for me. Just drop the pointless back and forth.
No moderation would be helpful. Biden’s plans for changing estate planning are a big deal if they happen. Bringing in taxes and estate planning to our investment discussions would be nice. Hard to do that without discussing politics in general, so yes I hope the few of us do move off Pinside including @dblm. Seemed to work well for the Whisky group.
Quoted from tacshose:No moderation would be helpful. Biden’s plans for changing estate planning are a big deal if they happen. Bringing in taxes and estate planning to our investment discussions would be nice. Hard to do that without discussing politics in general, so yes I hope the few of us do move off Pinside including DBLM. Seemed to work well for the Whisky group.
I have not talked to iceman44 but went ahead and setup a Discord and sent invites to all those that expressed interest. If anybody else is interested in the link shoot me a PM.
Fucking pinside. You're a disappointment. Just like my stock portfolio. Be ashamed. If we go discord, I'd like a link. This thread has made me money so I would like to continue, you know, making money.
Quoted from Friengineer:Fucking pinside. You're a disappointment. Just like my stock portfolio. Be ashamed. If we go discord, I'd like a link. This thread has made me money so I would like to continue, you know, making money.
Put me on the Discord list as well. A newbie here but was loving learning tips here!
I'll take the discord link. I just bought a house, so when everything comes tumbling down and inflation goes wild I will need to make my money back somehow.
Speaking of that, what's everyone's opinion on the eviction moratorium ending and the market?
Quoted from orangestorm87:I'll take the discord link. I just bought a house, so when everything comes tumbling down and inflation goes wild I will need to make my money back somehow.
Speaking of that, what's everyone's opinion on the eviction moratorium ending and the market?
Nobody cares if those people can't afford their mortgage why would they be able to afford stocks? They most likely have very little impact on the market.
I subscribe to a few newsletters myself, here's an excerpt from the august edition that came out on Friday, they reman bullish for now
As per Tom Essaye (the Sevens Report), there are four Pillars that underline the economic and stock rally:
Pillar 1: Historic Fed Accommodation : Remains In Place with a caveat - a tapering of QE will likely be announced in late August beginning December; signifying erosion from March, but its pace will be slow and supportive of asset prices.
Pillar 2: Historic Fed Stimulus : Remains Intact - stimulus money is still being spent but the outlook for the $1Trillion infrastructure bill (which in essence is additional stimulus with no tax hikes) is at risk in Congress in the face of Republican opposition. Even without the bill, fiscal stimulus and policy still supports the markets.
Pillar 3: Vaccine Optimism : Erosion - peaking inoculation rates leading to lower penetration than required to ensure widespread immunity, coupled with the spread of the Delta variant and accompanying mask mandates have somewhat eroded this optimism. In the short term we’ve lost momentum on the “re-opening” trade, but unless something changes with the virus, this should be temporary.
Pillar 4: Economic Recovery : Remains Intact - although the intensity of the recovery peaked in Q2, it remains intact and intense on an absolute basis. Economic data remains strong as indicators like earnings results and consumer financial health also remain solid.
Additionally, the headlines of the last few weeks put inflationary fears - so prevalent at the beginning of July somewhat to rest as indicators of inflation seem to be just temporary.
While certain of these pillars have seen erosion, until one is destroyed, we take the view that any corrections are just a normal and healthy part of the market. We also think it is impossible to “time” these corrections, and because we are investors for the long term, we do not panic when faced with a month-over-month market decline. We at EZTracker believe that although markets took a minor breather due to Delta, the overall recovery is still in order and we remain invested and focused on the long term.
MAC announced another .15 dividend. Share price isn’t going anywhere until they bump that back up. Glad I moved from MAC to ACRE recently. MAC price stayed flat-ish and it was my goal to get to ACRE anyway. They were fine over Covid and have a dividend I’m really happy with.
Funny fact: You have to sell 5 Teslas to buy 1 Amazon...
You may have to be Swedish to understand the joke
Volvo Amazon
Quoted from MrBally:That's always a good sign.....
I had 8000 shares, looked at my list this morning showing at $100/share. I was like what the heck is going on?
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The Stupid BS from a few drove out the good contributors
Quoted from desertT1:MAC announced another .15 dividend. Share price isn’t going anywhere until they bump that back up. Glad I moved from MAC to ACRE recently. MAC price stayed flat-ish and it was my goal to get to ACRE anyway. They were fine over Covid and have a dividend I’m really happy with.
By 2022 we will see $20 a share. There fundamentals are good and they are focused on debt management. I'm long on MAC. Note, I could have made better money quicker and elsewhere but I'm sticking with MAC.
Quoted from Friengineer:By 2022 we will see $20 a share. There fundamentals are good and they are focused on debt management. I'm long on MAC. Note, I could have made better money quicker and elsewhere but I'm sticking with MAC.
If I was still in MAC I wouldn’t be panicking or looking to move out. I sold calls and they popped and I got paid for my shares. Next step of my plan was to buy ACRE. By 2022 I’ll have collected enough dividends to make up the gap from 18 (what it was when I “sold”) to 20 that I have seen some post as their target on Stocktwits. So either way I would have made about the same gains. My biggest rule is “have a plan”. I’m following my plan, and I think anyone still with MAC will see gains too.
Quoted from BMore-Pinball:The Stupid BS from a few drove out the good contributors
I consider you a good contributor too
Quoted from KornFreak28:I consider you a good contributor too
Nothing says we can't be on both discord and this thread - I'll just sort through the non-investing stuff on both
Quoted from BMore-Pinball:At my ripe age of 52 I have gained the supreme power of ignoring all the bullshit. Really, fck the school girl drama and let's get back to posting about the market.
Personally, I have been looking to build up my income/dividend stocks
Amen. I love Ice's advice and insight on investing and I've learned and grown from it, but it also meant tolerating and trying to ignore the politics and superiority complex he threaded in with it. But when dude sent me personal messages whining about Antifa and telling me Seattle is terrible just because of where I lived, I was like WTF, where did this come from? I come to this thread to share tips and get advice about making money, it's nice to have places where people can set politics aside... but some people are too entrenched in their extremes and just can't, and they also can't handle when people call them on it.
Let's go back to all making money together!
Quoted from rai:GE did a reverse split 1 for 8
Did anyone see why they did this? I didn't really see anything about it. Seems odd to set your price that much higher since this is generally reserved for stocks that are on the verge of being delisted. I'm assuming there was some sort of strategy behind it (like making it look 'better' and more desirable than Ford?)
Quoted from nwpinball:Let's go back to all making money together!
Quoted from Zablon:Did anyone see why they did this? I didn't really see anything about it. Seems odd to set your price that much higher since this is generally reserved for stocks that are on the verge of being delisted. I'm assuming there was some sort of strategy behind it (like making it look 'better' and more desirable than Ford?)
Culp the CEO wants to make his stock price in line with GE's peers like Honeywell and 3M...but personally I think there might be another reason, I think he wants to hike the dividend in the near future to match the others. Less float can also help stability.
Quoted from kvan99:Culp the CEO wants to make his stock price in line with GE's peers like Honeywell and 3M...but personally I think there might be another reason, I think he wants to hike the dividend in the near future.
Oh..shit...I'm an idiot. I read this as GM, not GE. Carry on.
Las Vegas Sands is too cheap to pass up below 40....this was around 58 just a couple of months ago...I also took a gamble with BABA. The news briefs indicated Chinese govt policy was toned down last week.
Quoted from nwpinball:Amen. I love Ice's advice and insight on investing and I've learned and grown from it, but it also meant tolerating and trying to ignore the politics and superiority complex he threaded in with it. But when dude sent me personal messages whining about Antifa and telling me Seattle is terrible just because of where I lived, I was like WTF, where did this come from? I come to this thread to share tips and get advice about making money, it's nice to have places where people can set politics aside... but some people are too entrenched in their extremes and just can't, and they also can't handle when people call them on it.
Let's go back to all making money together!
Most rich people couldn’t keep it real if their money depended on it. PM’ing about Seattle sucking is clueless. Ice should cruise his own town sometime. He thinks the Pearl and the River Walk are the reel San Antonio. Lol.
Quoted from kvan99:Las Vegas Sands is too cheap to pass up below 40....this was around 58 just a couple of months ago...I also took a gamble with BABA. The news briefs indicated Chinese govt policy was toned down last week.
I would rather be in MGM than LVS
Quoted from BMore-Pinball:I would rather be in MGM than LVS
And probably VICI in the near future. Once the lease payment terms for the MGM casinos are disclosed. Need to see the non-payment provisions if shutdowns occur again.
Quoted from BMore-Pinball:I would rather be in MGM than LVS
Yes, better company with the online gambling. I'm going to pick up some of that too.
Is it just me or is there very little reason to get excited about earnings anymore? It's not something new, it's been going on for a few years now. I barely even try to pay attention to them anymore because it's almost a given the stock is just going to drop bigly immediately after.
Here is the stock tip you won’t take and 5 years from now you will be telling the tale of how you could have been a millionaire….right now take $10k and buy NSAV @ $0.10 it will be $20+ Maybe even much higher. Your welcome.
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