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» **OFFICIAL** Trading and Investing Thread: Part XVI -- BAG HOLDING EDITION
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post 1691767013 10-16-2023, 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted By dopamine72
Need more divvy picks got money on the sidelines

Looking at DVR, T, EPD, OKE, BKCC

Halp
TGT has a solid dividend and is currently beat down pretty bad. Could be a good play for both the dividend payout and the potential for stock price gains. That's one that comes to mind for me, as I've recently been picking up shares myself.
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post 1691769483 10-16-2023, 10:14 AM
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Originally Posted By 2020Wellness
TGT has a solid dividend and is currently beat down pretty bad. Could be a good play for both the dividend payout and the potential for stock price gains. That's one that comes to mind for me, as I've recently been picking up shares myself.
Noticed that too good eye

My pops says stay away from retail, airlines and restaurants

Tis tempting...generally I go for 5% + divvys
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post 1691769723 10-16-2023, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted By dopamine72
Noticed that too good eye

My pops says stay away from retail, airlines and restaurants

Tis tempting...generally I go for 5% + divvys
Avoid companies financing large amounts of debt. Costs to service debt are skyrocketing. If whatever you like has long term debt see when it comes due. If it is in the next 2 years figure they’ll be paying 8-12% for their next loan depending on how likely they are to be able to pay said debt.
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post 1691772743 10-16-2023, 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted By RobParks2M
Avoid companies financing large amounts of debt. Costs to service debt are skyrocketing. If whatever you like has long term debt see when it comes due. If it is in the next 2 years figure they’ll be paying 8-12% for their next loan depending on how likely they are to be able to pay said debt.
Indeed

I'm starting to like the aristocrat divvy stocks more and more still

Part of me wants to liquidate most of my port and put it all into aristocrat divvy stonks

That way I can go fishing in the moron or whatever I please and not have to babysit the port as much'

Currently trimming more of my YOLO tech stonkss
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post 1691773673 10-16-2023, 11:20 AM
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Liquidated all my GBTC

then BTC went down about 4 min from that vertical fukery''

Definitely in the liquidating mood

Boutta call chase and see what interest they'll pay me if I move 50% of portfolio over to them

Why divvy when you can winny
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post 1691775763 10-16-2023, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted By dopamine72
Need more divvy picks got money on the sidelines

Looking at DVR, T, EPD, OKE, BKCC

Halp
I am very happy with VZ divy stock is stable and pays 8% and it’s qualified unlike EPD which is a limited partnership
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post 1691775823 10-16-2023, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted By RobParks2M
Avoid companies financing large amounts of debt. Costs to service debt are skyrocketing. If whatever you like has long term debt see when it comes due. If it is in the next 2 years figure they’ll be paying 8-12% for their next loan depending on how likely they are to be able to pay said debt.
Just closed out AYX, their management team is terrible and lots of debt.
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post 1691775893 10-16-2023, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted By dopamine72
Indeed

I'm starting to like the aristocrat divvy stocks more and more still

Part of me wants to liquidate most of my port and put it all into aristocrat divvy stonks

That way I can go fishing in the moron or whatever I please and not have to babysit the port as much'

Currently trimming more of my YOLO tech stonkss
I didn’t look at your list but doesn’t T have a fair amount of debt?
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post 1691779983 10-16-2023, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted By SipNPiz
I am very happy with VZ divy stock is stable and pays 8% and it’s qualified unlike EPD which is a limited partnership
Had them years ago forgot why I sold them chart looks cazyyyy

Thx brah

Edit- cuckening financials
Originally Posted By RobParks2M
I didn’t look at your list but doesn’t T have a fair amount of debt?
Yeah their acquisition of time warner cucked them from over $30 to $14 (that was also when they cut their diccy and I dodged a big time bullet)

Now thinking it may habe bottomed and since the stock is cut in half the yeild % is the same again lmao

**** I'm leaning towards putting allot in T again
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post 1691780213 10-16-2023, 01:03 PM
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Red tomorrow I bet

Holding off on buying today
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post 1691804433 10-16-2023, 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted By 2020Wellness
TGT has a solid dividend and is currently beat down pretty bad. Could be a good play for both the dividend payout and the potential for stock price gains. That's one that comes to mind for me, as I've recently been picking up shares myself.
I guess I don't see retail come roaring back anytime soon with consumers finally tightening. I could be wrong, but I also see retail being forced to reduce their inflationary prices too. Doesn't look good for retail but jmo. I'm already seeing a lot of sales regularly at Costco and I think they're the best at the business game with trends.
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post 1691823043 10-17-2023, 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted By dopamine72
Red tomorrow I bet

Holding off on buying today
Nailed it lmao.

I just wanna see how high the 20-30 yields can go.
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post 1691828373 10-17-2023, 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted By RobParks2M
Nailed it lmao.

I just wanna see how high the 20-30 yields can go.
I mean, he had a 50/50 chance of nailing it lol
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post 1691841823 10-17-2023, 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Lefticle
I mean, he had a 50/50 chance of nailing it lol
I misread I thought he said red hot tomorrow. Inflation gauge was quite hot. They gotta trigger a decent recession to fix. Anything else will just keep inflation stair stepping higher. There needs to be bankruptcies, layoffs, and a slight economic crash landing.
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post 1691851233 10-17-2023, 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted By _zman
I guess I don't see retail come roaring back anytime soon with consumers finally tightening. I could be wrong, but I also see retail being forced to reduce their inflationary prices too. Doesn't look good for retail but jmo. I'm already seeing a lot of sales regularly at Costco and I think they're the best at the business game with trends.
Well, at least the consumer retail report today was positive.
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post 1691864783 10-17-2023, 07:25 PM
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Mortgage news daily - reporting 7.92 rate for 30 year fixed

Bring it, wanna see 8 this week
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post 1691901223 10-18-2023, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted By SaviorSelfJT
Mortgage news daily - reporting 7.92 rate for 30 year fixed

Bring it, wanna see 8 this week
It has been brought
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Current events are a great example of the geopolitical risks around oil and how not an insignificant proportion of countries with big production are engaged in things of varying nefariousness.

When it comes down to it and unless these places/governments change, countries like Iran, Russia, and even Saudi Arabia IMO will not be the ones supplying what the world needs. Countries like Canada and the US, who hold ourselves to very high environmental/societal standards and have built an industry that treats and pays people well, we will be the world's suppliers.


Also Tesla earnings today, that'll be a big one
post 1691905713 10-18-2023, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted By SaviorSelfJT
It has been brought
Bonds are 5%+ across almost the entire board. I held my weekly buys for tomorrow presuming the auction today wasn’t gonna have buyers for longer dated bonds <5%. We could see closer to 5.5 near term top out for bond yields, but I don’t think it’ll manage to touch 6%.
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post 1691906093 10-18-2023, 01:27 PM
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Wow I saw rates are even higher for broke dreamers (FHA buyers) chase APY % on a FHA is 9%!!!
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post 1691955433 10-19-2023, 10:40 AM
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Powell wants 2% inflation. Good luck with that without crashing everything. 10-year at 5%. Tour is over?
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Anyone else go ETF shopping before close yesterday? I can’t resist buying on those real bloody days.

Hoping for more blood today and tomorrow, honestly.
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30 year fixed conventional at 7.990%
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Originally Posted By TugOfPeace
Biden wants to give $100 billion in aid to Israel. How will inflation ever get down to 2% with him doing things like that?
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Originally Posted By TugOfPeace
Biden wants to give $100 billion in aid to Israel. How will inflation ever get down to 2% with him doing things like that?
Asking this administration logical questions isn't going to get you far.
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Anyone notice how quiet Teslacels are this week?
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Originally Posted By imbeingcereal
Anyone notice how quiet Teslacels are this week?
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Buy SP 500 200 dma they said lolz

Well here we are again.

I am close to cutting my year end swing long cause market did quick u turn due to ww3 fear mongering.




Tesla stans will tell you to buy the dip

while they average down shares and than tell you they will write weekly calls to make up the difference while underlying goes down to $150.

Enjoy that shiit company with 70 p/e with single digit quarter profit margins.

Also good luck selling pontiac aztec truck with msrp over $100K that nobody will be able to finance.
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Originally Posted By Carbonfibre
Buy SP 500 200 dma they said lolz

Well here we are again.

I am close to cutting my year end swing long cause market did quick u turn due to ww3 fear mongering.




Tesla stans will tell you to buy the dip

while they average down shares and than tell you they will write weekly calls to make up the difference while underlying goes down to $150.

Enjoy that shiit company with 70 p/e with single digit quarter profit margins.

Also good luck selling pontiac aztec truck with msrp over $100K that nobody will be able to finance.
Welcome to the bond side. TLT paying 5.25%. It’s gotta be close to peak rates. Every 1% change on yield moves the underlying something like 15%. I think it’s pretty reasonable to assume we will end up down closer to 4-4.5% over the next 2 years.

I’ve averaged down to $88 with purchases and I sold $90 calls for close to $2 so I’ll be set as long as we don’t get too much movement. I’ve got 1 $80 CSP for around $100 I’ll gladly exercise.
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Originally Posted By RobParks2M
Welcome to the bond side. TLT paying 5.25%. It’s gotta be close to peak rates. Every 1% change on yield moves the underlying something like 15%. I think it’s pretty reasonable to assume we will end up down closer to 4-4.5% over the next 2 years.

I’ve averaged down to $88 with purchases and I sold $90 calls for close to $2 so I’ll be set as long as we don’t get too much movement. I’ve got 1 $80 CSP for around $100 I’ll gladly exercise.
Basically down to this atm...Market confused and irrational.


1. Stocks falling like a recession is coming

2. Home prices rising like there's no recession

3. Bonds falling like the Fed is raising rates

4. Gold rising like the Fed is cutting rates

5. Oil prices rising like a major war is coming

6. Tech stocks just won't die like there's no problem at all
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