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How’s the stock market?
- Thread starter lagunaboy
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When the Covid-19 cases have become asymptotic tail trending back towards flat after the peak, fallout from any credit/economic snafu has been front page news for a while, unemployment stops rising, volatility is down, and stocks are trading flat.
Maybe GWS is right and this will be a V. Looking at what home prices have done relative to wages since the previous snafu, plus a shitload of boomer capital coming out of the market, I think there will be a clear and obvious U bottom, for weeks to months, with the only question being will it flatline for a while and then move even lower.
I like PG, Coca Cola, Johnson and Johnson, dividend-paying blue chips that have weathered the storm and the dividend is out of cut danger.
If you're literally on the horn trying to get an after hours day trade in, this approach might be a bit too shuffleboard and Depends for you.
I love MDU.
I bought some Monday at 19.
It was 16 today. Back up tp 19 now.
That stock pays really good dividends.
that's why i asked him. otherwise, it's just one more useless rumor to add to the bonfire.
Anyone looking at the mREIT's latest sell-off?
These are bargain basement prices now. Super over-reaction on these already high-dividend payers.
Now dividends are insanely high at current prices. Some analysts are saying these levels are once in a lifetime buys, with interest rates spreads and such, as they are now. Will some go BK? Possibly, it's happened before.
May have to look at these long term, but between potential price appreciation and the dividend rates, comedy gold.
Need balls bigger than King Kong going in right now, though.
These are bargain basement prices now. Super over-reaction on these already high-dividend payers.
Now dividends are insanely high at current prices. Some analysts are saying these levels are once in a lifetime buys, with interest rates spreads and such, as they are now. Will some go BK? Possibly, it's happened before.
May have to look at these long term, but between potential price appreciation and the dividend rates, comedy gold.
Need balls bigger than King Kong going in right now, though.
Senator Dumped Up to $1.7 Million of Stock After Reassuring Public About Coronavirus Preparedness — ProPublica
Intelligence Chair Richard Burr’s selloff came around the time he was receiving daily briefings on the health threat.
www.propublica.org
i would not be terribly shocked to learn that our government full well knew the severity of what is coming with the virus and intentionally delayed stating the hard facts to permit those in the know to sell their stocks at maximum profit.
all those real estate deals we've been waiting for are coming assuming anyone has any money left to take advantage
Amazing how this always seems to happen, isn't this very close to insider trading?
There will be a lot of foreclosures. No doubt about that. Way too many people up to their eyeballs in debt.
Maybe just relax a bit? If you aren't planning to retire in <5-10 years, you have a lot of time to make those gains back.