Except even these stocks are somewhat inflated right now.
What are grape's picks for today?
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How’s the stock market?
- Thread starter lagunaboy
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What are grape's picks for today?
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Spirit is the least-leveraged of any major airlines, has multiple suitors at the moment (with offers at twice the current stock price), is about to merge into the 5th largest carrier in the country with Frontier, and is poised to reap the benefit of two years pent-up demand for air travel that is gonna erupt this summer. Spirit will be a nice flip - two weeks, tops, for a 20% profit at current prices.
edit: what i love about airlines is a) high volatility and b) nothing will replace air travel for the foreseeable future
I'm getting slammed. Most all of my stuff is super long term, so I'm still way in the black, but the paper losses are difficult to look at. On the upside, if I need cash the capital gains tax thing is becoming less of problem day by day. Technically speaking, support looks to be getting thin at these levels.
I promised my father I wouldn't put him in a home. I figure it has cost a solid six figures a year for home care. And I've been doing that for years and years now. The stock market has largely bailed me out on that. At this point it looks like my father and the market are both declining at the same time. In synch. Dad always had a way with the stock market. Appropriate somehow.
I promised my father I wouldn't put him in a home. I figure it has cost a solid six figures a year for home care. And I've been doing that for years and years now. The stock market has largely bailed me out on that. At this point it looks like my father and the market are both declining at the same time. In synch. Dad always had a way with the stock market. Appropriate somehow.
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Sigh. My point is that in comparison to tech stocks like Tesla, Shopify, etc dividend stocks are often priced very conservatively and trade at or near what is considered a healthy price to earnings ratio. These are the Coca Colas of the of the business world that are not likely to grow much because they are so large, but are also so entrenched and diversified that they aren't going anywhere either. Therefore there is typically no priced in upside based on speculative hype.
I don't have any picks other than what I DCA every 2 weeks. I've learned that you either devote your time to playing the market full time, or you do it mindlessly with a sound strategy. If I had more cash and time I might do the former and would take greater advantage of the swings, but otherwise I make a strategy, stick with it and don't let emotions get in the way. As time goes on that strategy changes, but even then I stick with what I decide and don't get involved in the day to day.
No, I did not. I opened a chart in yahoo finance, added volume profile, and drew the liitle box down to the next substantial volume shelf. Is this difficult or something?
Shilling for the most pretentious brand in all of the surfiverse while humble bragging about being loaded with money disguised as care for your old father. LOL!!!!!
Meeeee-OW!!
I take it sales at Kitty Dungeon Surfboards are in the cat box?
If it makes you feel any better, my father made the principle. I've just been sweating it out trying to do what he wanted and stretch it as far as possible. I was lucky enough to have a stock market that made it possible. The market seems to be giving it up the same time as my dad. Sometimes you get lucky.
But thanks!
Always fun!
I've never been accused of copying and posting something that any moron can create in less than a minute for free.... interesting how stuck on this you are. I don't even know what stocktwats is, but clearly someone touched you somewhere bad from there.
Well, the ten erbb members, who took my advice and got 2.375%-2.625% 30 year fixed with zero closing costs, ABSOLUTELY scored the deal of a lifetime. 30 year rates are now 5.0-5.25% LMAO
This economy is soooo fcked with inflation, supply chain issues, political turmoil, etc. Hold your cash, pull your equity out of home with a HELOC, and just be patient.
This economy is soooo fcked with inflation, supply chain issues, political turmoil, etc. Hold your cash, pull your equity out of home with a HELOC, and just be patient.
We are too busy fighting, we cannot take any sound advice!
locked in 15 years at 2.25 last year. stocked.
Yellow has a big upside once all of this gas price and russia stuff is over, whether it's months or years
Yellow has a big upside once all of this gas price and russia stuff is over, whether it's months or years
My gramps worked for Yellow for much of his life.
- casa the rich guy livin' in La Jolla - OUT!