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Hmmmm. Herodotus...that's a new one on me, I had to Google him. Is that where the word Hero comes from? You could have said you were Bartleby the Scrivener.
Meanwhile, Tom over on CYDY board still doesn't understand the difference between "barred" and "banned". How dumb are these people?
Yes, but you made the quote famous.
I only believe people lie about their penny stocks and their golf handicap. Misiu was NEVER booted and I can assure you she knew that. Either she lied to you, or you to the board.
I have the unique ability in life of knowing who I can trust and who I shouldn't. Quit trying to paint it as if it were a character flaw, when in fact, its a skill...just like reading a chart. Another skill you seem to be lacking.
Ð....I sold off about 60% of my $T today, basically taking out my cost basis. Will let the rest ride most likely.
Well, I don't think its right that you've promised the world bacon wrapped shrimp. The oceans would be empty.
So then, Frizzy stole them before another thief could.
Tom, Tom, Tom....I just don't understand why you all tell lies?
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/profilea.aspx?user=30391
She HAS NOT been barred for life. There would be a boot next to her name. She was in jail for a while for posting someone's personal info, but she's out.... she could post here whenever she wants. She is just too ashamed to. Or embarrassed.....or.....maybe you aren't such great friends that she didn't tell you?
Used the wrong alias I'd guess?
LOL! I won't!
BTW, on IHUB I find the definition of "short term trader" differs greatly. You may be indicating minutes or weeks.
Personally, my own definition of it is 6 months.
Were you the one asking me about the current S&P P/E avg??
Anyway, saw this
S&P 500 Forward P/E 23.9
MSCI EAFE 14.8
MSCI World 20.6
BTW, I noticed today many commercial REITS getting upgraded.
I notice many penny boards talking about bacon wrapped shrimp. Did that start here or have you been spreading the news? Or do all penny stockholders get bacon wrapped shrimp?
I missed some of what he said. I heard something about her going after younger men and it being creepy.
I'm sure she's probably complaining because her husband is watching. Will they finally get rid of her?
That's awesome! You keep paying interest on your short of NVDA. Pretty soon you'll have paid more in interest than the stock price. Then betting on your penny stocks. I think you invest backwards, but who cares?
I think you give yourself way too much credit that anyone cares whether or not you stay on IHUB. Based on what I've read of your posts, you're pretty vanilla.
And once again you try to put words in my mouth. I have no opinion on this stock and don't care. I said buying all penny stocks is stupid.
And nobody seems to care about their products. This stock is on the wrong side of a potential cup and handle (which there is no indication of). I don't see why anyone would want to buy this stock for quite a while, if ever. From $97 to $2. I think Wall Street gets it. They're gonna be losing money for a while.
Ð......Considering no one reads this board any more (or admits to it), I'm posting this for my own records....Today I bought $CLMB.
The chart has an incredible long base, which would imply a pretty large upside. I actually found this 4 months too late as it has doubled in the last 4 months, but I'm a believer.
Support is a long way down, so I hope I'm not wrong. Everything I own is up bigly right now and that should have alarm bells ringing in my head. Especially this close to the election.
I bought some $CLMB this morning. Not as much as I'd like to, but seems I'm a bit cash poor at the moment, which scares me a bit as probably a bad indicator.
I do own a Lincoln variable annuity I bought some years past. In truth, they haven't kept up with the other companies with all the new features as interest rates rose, but that's a good thing for the company. Too many of these annuity companies take too much risk. (which is good for the annuity owner, bad for the insurance company).
BTW, I typically try to stick to a rule that if a company starts wasting their money on stadium naming rights, dump them. Having a stadium name is a total waste of money and typically done for somebody's ego.
I do own AVGO as well. You may want to look at QCOM as a bounce back play. Its sitting on its support line
Booting Tkor was the right move. Why do these people continually fake act like their dog died every time someone leaves?
BTW. I really enjoyed Jankie.
GEEZ! $CLMB looks like a crazy good chart! I will buy some if I remember when the market opens. Gotta run out this morning.
Wish you had mentioned it around $50
I dunno. It's hard to find any useful news through all the lawsuits
LUNR does look a bit interesting, but I'm wondering why so many insiders are dumping shares.
My one "penny stock" I own due to the CEO being a fraternity brother only, which is $HYLN. I drove down to Austin one day to meet and let him pitch me. Interesting story, although he's either on the forefront, or blowing smoke on sustainable electric power. The thing I do like about him is his willingness to recognize when he's going the wrong way and adjusting.
BTW, if you want water....one of the stocks/ETFs I bought a couple years ago and forgot I owned was $PHO. Looks like I'm up about 50% in it.
If I had as many stocks as you, it would cut into my golfing time. As it is, I lose track of all my investments, which sometimes works out well. Can't tell ya how often I totally forget I own something then is spikes up and I'm pleasantly surprised. In fact, over the last couple of years, if I had just left everything alone I'd probably be up more than I am. I keep finding that selling is a mistake.
On the other hand, in spite of my concerns, I probably hold less cash than I ever have. I need to free up some cash as we've been discussing a river cruise around Europe.
Yeah, I liked him.
Considering how many of the people are either Survivor bloggers or read books on how to win, perhaps the show has been on too long
I like the idea of $LAND, but they continually lose money. They raise the dividend annually, but not enough to matter. Looks like they spiked due to Covid.
I'd say its trading now around its fair market value.
I have a couple fraternity brothers in California, and owning land there is a nightmare they tell me. Spot one endangered moth and the land becomes useless.
I guess I should be adding here.....
Andy is cray cray! I watched his eyes as others used "his" machete....I predict he soon refers to it as "his precious" and hacks someone to death as they sleep.
His comment of "they cheered as someone else opened a coconut, but didn't say anything when I did" was pretty telling that he shouldn't be there.
Just imagine on BB, if they gave Angela a machete.
Hush now!
I had to go back and see if I still owned it. (still don't know how you keep track of all your stocks).....
If I remember correctly, when I bought $SMG, I had determined they definitely had a season to own it based on history and a time to be out. Looks like I sold it in July for a 2.32% loss. I did get a couple dividends out of it, so subtract those from the loss.
They were starting to lose money and I'm never a fan of owning stocks with negative earnings.
I see, if I had held it, I'd be profitable now, but I'm hoping I moved that money to something that has made more.
Looks like it tends to bottom in October, so maybe worth it to you, but not to me.
Good post and questions.
OK, so since real estate is out of my realm of expertise, I've got a buddy who, it seems, every thing he touches turns to gold. He has owned houses, strip shopping centers, and now garages and warehouses. He has told me, he will never do residential again due to the constant calls from renters about broken and leaking this and that. He also explained its almost as bad with the offices he rents.
So, it's small garages and small warehouses. Nothing to break and all or any expenses are theirs to deal with. They never seem to miss their rent and insurance is reasonably cheap. I told him I'd go in on whatever he wanted, (I wanted to rent my golf instructor indoor space, but he vetoed that).
He told me to give him $1.5 million and I did. Now I'm a silent partner so not the one to ask about particulars.
If you're looking for a REIT, I know there's $NNN. $O would be another. $ADC and $WPC as well. I don't any of these, but you can check them out. Problem is, it's still stock market and not really real estate....however, it's also liquid. Let me know if you discover any good ones.
Moving along, if you're a believer that one day there will be an economic apocalypse, then land is the answer. Probably further away from the city the better. Plenty of that in Texas, not so sure for you in PA.
Problem there is, you need to keep it insured and it produces no revenue (unless you're like us in Texas with oil and gas rights)...not to mention many here use it to for deer leases.
When I first started buying real estate, I requested oil and mineral rights. The realtors all thought I was crazy, but I figured, "hey, this is Texas, who knows?" Every place was happy to include it in the contract. Weird thing is, I've sold the properties, and now they are doing this fracking gas drilling and finding all sorts of pockets around us, and oddly, I still own the mineral rights! I get surprise checks regularly and every 2 years they have to pay me a large chunk. Talk about happy accidents!
Anyway, long answer to your question, but I have one more.....
We were in Philly last year fr a ball game, and wanted to find the best Philly cheesesteak (so far the best I had found was in Eureka, CA)....anyway, I did a poll online and everyone had a different opinion. I mean how can there not be one accepted best?? We ended up going to Delassandros, which turned out to be great! Not a fan of cheese whiz and I went to Pat's the last time in Philly and was unimpressed.....
So, you're favorite is...........?
Every now and then a stock comes along that throws me on how to play it. I own some shares that I'm down in, although I had made a bunch on the first run.
I am shocked it didn't fill in back under $400 this week, but I prefer to miss opportunity over money, so it happens.
Current resistance I'm seeing is at $600, but that's dropping so more likely around $582. Doesn't matter for me. I'm not adding unless it pulls back under $400.
The stock split is coming on 10/01 and that will make the share price jump. And who knows, I'm in the class action suit so maybe I'll get some money there as well.
Yes they did. Meanwhile, now you have an Angela type on Survivor. I'd hide the machete from that dude at night.
Suddenly Leah is a threat. How the heck did she stand there for 10 hours?
I'd go to the dentist far more if she was working on me!
I told the dentist my issue last time, and he just kinda ignored it. He's a golf buddy, so I guess I need to reiterate my pain.
Probably the gums as I have some receding. I'd trade ya stock advice for dental work.
BTW, how is there not painless dentistry by now?
I agree with you for all the same reasons, but figured since you quote him often......it's very tough to mirror what he does considering it doesn't get reported for a while. He really has a very unfair advantage
The way I'm reading the new unrealized gains tax, sounds a lot like what Florida tried with their intangible tax, but that was repealed.
Of course the larger fear is on the Estate Tax, which will sunset in 2025. If Dems in office, I have a great fear this will be vastly reduced. I remember when it was $600k. It's currently $13.61 million.
I'm curious, do you own BRK? If not, why?
Darn, I was hoping for the stripper.
In reality, what you are doing is fine. You want to be hands on and it gives you as you said, "a hobby". My dad used to sit around all day watching CNBC to root his stocks on. He'd never sell, but he seemed to get enjoyment by watching them scroll across the screen.
Sorry to hear about the losses, but it sounds like, (unlike 98% of the mullets here), you learned from your mistakes. And that's good!
Actually, I've never ever been a fan of real estate. It's not very liquid and the expenses are high. However, when crazy inflation hit recently, it made sense to buy tangible goods for cash. But I think triple net is the only way to go. I don't want someone calling me to repair stuff.
Now, a question for you....I've got this molar in back that the cold just kills, but my dentist can't seem to locate the issue....what do you suggest?