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RHE low float on watch
I unloaded the last of my DF and FRAN shares today. It may be about time to hold a little more cash. I expect a market dip is coming soon with tariffs going into effect. Shorts will probably be hitting some of these top gainers hard soon.
It may go lower than that when the tariffs increase starts affecting sales.
Great close for DF up 23% today
Another green day 6.26 now
DF 1.95 nice!
Fran 17.14
I will and thanks again bro.
I'm out. Good luck and congrats.
Fran 14.50 now
Nice!
MMLP has a .25 quarterly dividend
DF 1.78 now
FRAN 12.02 in after hours trading. I was only holding a small position but it's still nice to see. I should have stuck with my gut on this one and kept more of my shares.
Thanks again on this one Tdeck. I found this one because of you. HZN and now FRAN. I'm just running on freebies now.
Thanks. I'm still long here. I'm hoping to see a surprise earnings increase this quarter.
BGG 6.03 now
That move must of made a few investors wealthy. Maybe we'll catch the next one.
I took some profit today. Thanks bro.
Nice!
Thanks. I ended up with 600 freebies.
Nice! Great call on this one Powerbattles.
Bracing for Dorian: Before, during and after the storm, Briggs & Stratton is there to help
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 4, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- As a 110-year-old provider of power, Briggs & Stratton Corporation knows first-hand how the household essentials many of us take for granted become a lifeline when communities are ravaged by hurricanes and homeowners are left without power for days on end. Briggs & Stratton takes the responsibility of providing products and support that are easily accessible very seriously, especially as Hurricane Dorian continues to inch closer to the U.S. and the threat of lost power is imminent.
Preparing for the storm
For those who do not already have backup power available to them, Briggs & Stratton knows that access is a top concern. "The Briggs & Stratton team has deployed truckloads of portable generators to anticipated areas of impact to equip retailers and dealers to meet customer demands, and we work with our channel partners to stage generator inventory in distribution centers so our response time to stores and consumers in need is reduced," says Jeremy Sanders, vice president group sales for the Company's Turf & Consumer Products group. "And because the last thing consumers want to do is drive from store-to-store searching for backup power products, the Briggs & Stratton website has been updated so it's easy for consumers to find product availability in their area."
For customers who already own backup power equipment, Briggs & Stratton is dedicated to providing the highest level of customer support before, during and after the storm by making it easy for them to perform their own maintenance or find local dealers who can assist to ensure everything is in working condition. Currently in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas, the Briggs & Stratton website has been enhanced to include preparedness tips, equipment maintenance tips and videos for those who prefer self-help content; and for those who prefer professional maintenance, a dealer locator is available to ensure portable generator owners can easily find the support they need. Calling, chatting or emailing Briggs & Stratton for support directly is always an option as well. For customers who choose that route, the Company has increased its Answer Center availability, which will include hours through the weekend.
After the storm when customers are most in need, Briggs & Stratton is there
It can often be quite difficult to access areas of devastation, but Briggs & Stratton's primary goal is to get products, service and parts accessible to victims. This is largely done by supporting local retailer and dealer partners to sell and service products.
"Since 1998, Briggs & Stratton has had a Storm Team ready to deploy when and where they're needed. Individuals are equipped with the tools and a supply of parts to support retailers that may be having issues," says Thomas Ayers, director retail sales & service support at Briggs & Stratton Corporation. "Additionally, Power Distributors, the single national distributor of Briggs & Stratton(R) engines, parts and whole goods for dealers and select retailers, will reach out to dealers in the storm-affected areas to ensure they weathered the storm and have what they need to take care of customers in need."
Briggs & Stratton products are first on the scene after the storm subsides
Several years ago, Briggs & Stratton donated $1 million worth of portable generators and pressure washers to the American Red Cross to be stationed at 183 chapters in areas most prone to hurricanes and other natural disasters nationwide. "Instead of reacting each time a storm hits, we already know our products will be some of the first on scene to provide backup power once a storm or other natural disaster subsides," says Rick Carpenter, vice president of corporate marketing at Briggs & Stratton Corporation. "As we track Dorian and wait for the storm to pass by the U.S., we have confidence that our product will make it on scene to help impacted civilians before most other support is available."
For additional information on Briggs & Stratton and its products, please visit www.briggsandstratton.com.
While portable generators can provide users with flexibility and comfort, they must be used appropriately at all times in order to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning. As a member of the Portable Generator Manufacturers' Association, Briggs & Stratton invites homeowners to visit www.TakeYourGeneratorOutside.com to learn more about portable generator safety.
About Briggs & Stratton Corporation:
Briggs & Stratton Corporation (NYSE: BGG), headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is focused on providing power to get work done and make people's lives better. Briggs & Stratton is the world's largest producer of gasoline engines for outdoor power equipment, and is a leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of power generation, pressure washer, lawn and garden, turf care and job site products through its Briggs & Stratton(R) , Simplicity(R) , Snapper(R) , Ferris(R) , Vanguard(R) , Allmand(R) , Billy Goat(R) , Murray(R) , Branco(R) and Victa(R) brands. Briggs & Stratton products are designed, manufactured, marketed and serviced in over 100 countries on six continents. For additional information, please visit www.basco.com and www.briggsandstratton.com.
BGG 5.33. Generator sales are increasing substantially due to Dorian.
Thanks bro. BGG has begun to move back up.
Good morning Powerbattles. FCEL has a decent share structure and chart. I took a 5k starter.
What do you think about DF. Do you think it has a chance of recovering from here? It had over 7 billion in revenue last year.
Marvin's best bud McFarlan spoke like he was an expert on the subject of Hispanics needing small drills lol. That comment will probably cost Lowe's more customers. It's as though they are trying to send more business to Home Depot. Lowe's has to many Home Depot people in charge of things. They are increasing long term debt knowing we have a possible recession coming soon. Maybe they will spend the rest of the 15 billion dollar loan to buy back stock this year, so Lowe's PPS can surpass Home Depot lol. Profits should be used for share buybacks and not debt with interest. It's sad to see.
Insiders have started loading BGG. Looks like it may have bottomed.
Thanks. I added CGIX to my watch list.
It great for a swing trade I-Man.
It's great for a swing trade or a short and that's about it at this point.
I just sold the rest of my shares. I'll reload if or when it dips again.
This is crashing hard.
BGG hit a 44 year low last Thursday. The financials were bad, but it appears it's just temporary. BGG just reduced the dividend to .05 quarterly. They make a whole lot of engines. They will bounce back from this IMO. This could be a good entry point for a long position.
Thanks Vlispxpert. I sold a little early today, but still made a decent profit.
I'm loading BGG. It hit 44 year low last Thursday and is down today. It has a .05 quarterly dividend currently. Good for a long position IMO.
CETX up over 100% now
Good luck with you short. I sold my shares today. I sold a little early at 2.24 and 2.29. I had a 1.95 average so I still made a profit. I just don't trust holding here. I may jump back in at some point if you shorts can run it back down again ;)
I'm out at 2.24 and 2.29. I'm looking for something else now.
$CETX is breaking out up 41%