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The stock market and what stocks do you have/like?
When the market started to fall someone was talking about this. I think I posted here that the cruise lines would be a good investment and said that RCL would be the one to watch.
I thought at the time it would fall to 26$ per and it actually hit 23 for a few days. I got in at 26. Could have been better had I waited a week but still not bad. Today its over 60$ But its going to slip a little again. I also got into PLUG which is an industrial battery company. most of forklifts etc.. But they work in other areas as well. Its now at 11 and its going to slowly grow. This one is a long term if anyone is interested. Also watching NKLA the electric truck company. As well as the other cruise lines. What else is good to watch? |
I like POO
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Sorry Mate. Cant get my hands into that one!
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PornGuy, regardless of their understanding of the stock market, everyone has their own strategy to investing (gambling). Some skip over buying the stocks themselves, and focus on the options market.
As I have no insider knowledge of any one company, and don't have the resources to retain a reliable team of analysis, I have accepted the reality that I am in fact gambling, and I will only gamble what I can afford to lose. I have chosen to spread myself into various general industries that I have relative understanding of, professionally or as a consumer. To dilute risk further, I have taken the extra step, of purchasing stocks in several companies that compete in the same industry. Last, I am not looking for the safe bet, but for the big payout. Looking back on the previous crisis, and the one we have now, I looking at: - the previous 52 week high with the hope they return to that level within 2 years - stocks that are 1/4 to 1/3rd what they were a few months ago, so the potential gain is 3-4 x or 300-400% within those 2 years. - P/E between 3 and 7 - majority of analysts show a strong purchase or hold If you want me to share my own spread sheet, write me at alex @ nalem dot com. Good luck! |
The ones making money
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Yep let's all get into the market when it is at an all time high over-valuation of 170% GDP.
My butcher, my hairdresser, the taxi driver everybody wants to get into stocks now. Why? because everybody else is doing it, when it is probably the worst time. No wonder small retail investors always end up getting burned. |
Remember when people said I was stupid spelling my bitcoin less than 2 weeks before the crash, and invested in hydrogen? Check my Amazon and NEL stock over the same periode, and tell I was wrong 😀
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bubble as fuck....
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Google “Buffett Index” and then decide if you want to be contrarian or not
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Stock market is a joke, in relation to economies.
Betting on stock market (in general) is like betting on the Dream Team with Jordan. You can't lose. |
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Might want to look into Bloom Energy too. Very volatile right now but if you believe in Hydrogen... |
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Thanks for that! |
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People that are calling this a bubble are looking at the fast in and out and High High profit quickly. The point I am making is for instance the cruise industry. Its a fair and long term investment that you can make some money in. Its going to have its ups and downs. But an industry with these numbers does not normally slip quietly away. "6 billion in total economic impact and 1 million jobs paying $41 billion in wages and salaries were generated by the global cruise industry in 2016.• Demand for cruising increased 20.5% in the last five years. • The cruise industry is the fastest-growing category in the leisure travel market" With the race for electric cars etc. There is money there as well. But don't think of buy and dump think long term with dividend that can fuel your retirement. I also buy into mutual funds. But right now my stocks have returned more than 24.2% where the funds have only done 22% |
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Just sayin' :winkwink: |
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Will also see how many shipyards survive this, pretty much all new orders are on hold. |
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I understand if it came across as you saw it, but that was only 10% of the reason for the comment. |
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sbux dnkn v amzn goog crm pypl baba wmt I wouldn't put too much in till after the election. If Trump wins the market and economy will continue to roar with tax cuts ( payroll & cap gains) pro business policies will continue, more manufacturing jobs coming back, china getting punished severely. Trump will turn his sites on european trade deficits and will punish accordingly. Biden plans on bringing back obama's business stifling policies and giving us the largest tax increase in American history. A biden win can and will tank the market. |
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too bad you are not capable of leaving your political bullshit agenda out of this - not even in this forum we're safe from it. basically no need to show up to this forum anymore either |
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Tgodf :)
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Not a real crash but a stock going from 86 to 23 and back to 60 is a good thing to watch. Not many if any here could actually make a killing with this but some could have made a nice chunk. |
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I think I have been on airlines maybe 100 times in my life. out of that I have gotten sick maybe 20% of the time within days of flying. I have been on 20 cruises. I have never gotten sick. However that does not mean that I cant or wont. I do feel that both of these industries will invest what it takes to keep moving. You simply don't walk away from that kind of money. |
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I dont think the markets will tank with Biden. However I do see another dip. For those of us willing to take the risk, this is a good thing. Markets falling some are always a chance for people to get into something they could not afford before. That means in the long run the markets will rebound even higher. |
Aerospace and defense.
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This has been a battle for a very long time. The " Residents " have wanted the ships gone. But the city will play hell surviving as it has without them. The residents believe that the tourists will come. and they will. But not in the numbers they think. First off the airport is on the mainland and not on the islands. Getting to the islands is not hard, but its not easy either. Then from the first islands to St Marks is either a water taxi ride or a fair walk. I have done both. And the price of the water taxi is going up no matter what. With fewer tourists its going to cost even more. Not long ago the Residents of the city stated that they wanted only the tourists that could afford the city. Which means they will get about 400 people a year. On my last visit a coffee in St Marks plaza was 18 euros. Its not that I cant afford that. its that I wont. as most people I would rather spend that money on something more than a over priced undersized drink. When the ships come they bring thousands. The ship I was on had 4k people and we spent the night there. So 2 days of enjoying the city. I bought close to 1k in clothing and boat rides over to Murano and other islands. ( Did NOT have the coffee ) In time they will be forced to bring the ships back. IN the mean time Genoa will get them. and that is another city I spent time in and its worth it. But I do agree that the ships should be docking someplace outside the island chain. |
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oh and dont address the obvious: no deficit = no inflation dump bright bright future no doubt :thumbsup:thumbsup |
I banked off of Kodak a few weeks back. When I installed RobinHood, to fuck around with trading myself. I put $500 into Kodak and it was just over $1.50 per share. Woke up one morning to the news that they'd gotten a big government loan and were going to start producing pharmaceuticals. The stock got to over $50 and start dropping. I sold at $46 and did pretty well, for someone who had no clue what they were doing and totally lucked out.
I would advise against that one at the moment, the government as stalled the loan because of insider trading suspicions and the shares are back down to about $9 today. |
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Kodak has not been moving forward like they should have. they kind of stalled out when it came to Digital cameras and such. From the leader in film and camera to almost nonexistent. Sears is one that hit the floor as well. They went into restructure and have another hearing on Sept 11. they hit as low as just under a penny per share and are now at 30 cents more or less. I think they are going to pop back to maybe 90 cents or 1.10 and then stall out unless they unveil a Major change. Which I dont think is going to happen. |
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I've been following the market for over 20 years...I just don't see how you could think this anything but a bad thing? Raising taxes in a pandemic? Yikes. |
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Politics aside, I'm a capitalist pig at heart. If I thought Biden was going to make me more money I'd sell Trump out in a blink of an eye, but it's very, very clear what's going to happen here if one wins vs the other. But we are due for a big correction. The market will get that correction with Biden. With a Trump win I think we get a 40-50k dow. |
“It’s a huge negative for the market,” says Brian McCarthy, head of Macrolens in Stamford, Connecticut. Biden plans on hiking capital gains, which is not just about stocks, bonds and dividend checks for fat cats. This also impacts housing sales and business sales.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrapo.../#7405c57d410a There will be some very economic destructive policies that the market will not like. I would hold off on any investment till Nov 4th. |
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No matter what these guys are politicians and they are out for themselves. Im certain that if Biden tanks the markets he is hurting himself. But when it comes down to it a good number of these companies are much bigger than these two guys. |
i have some money on a mix of funds - this is managed by my bank in Spain.
I don't follow it, i watch it like every 3 months. They have % in some funds - Mostly EU and US, each fund is composed of x% of some large companies like nestle, carrefour, google, FB, GlaxoSmithKline, whatever i don't even care - and it's spreaded over 15-20 different funds. It's conservative, low risk, just to keep my money warm until i need it :winkwink: this is the stats from past months, totally crisis-proof : it's was already back up from Covid in April!! How cool is that ?:) You can have a worldwide pandemic, and your money is still here.... Definitely better than investing in any kind of small business if you ask me... I made 1.96% in a year lol https://i.paste.pics/d4fb8e2925995dc...3076550f97.png |
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I am about to pull Tesla trigger. They announced split, so Im thinking to trade my not so aggressive mutual fund for Tesla stock. Get rich or die trying!
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Something is going on with this market. Going up and up with only a few companies making decent money during this pandemic. I tried investing in some pot companies and they went up for a while. But then they are getting hammered now. The only one that seems to have a floor under it is Canopy Growth. I guess they have deep enough pockets and investors to keep it afloat.
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I was going to put some into that as well but then I noted how they were springing up like acne on a teenager and decided not to. Both of the ones I was looking at fell from the price and have not come back up to that lever since. |
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