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I’ve been buying everyday and still hope it goes lower! I’ll keep buying all the way until it hit bottom and then I still keep buying....
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I’ve been buying everyday and still hope it goes lower! I’ll keep buying all the way until it hit bottom and then I still keep buying.... I'm just going to keep rolling money on the way down, everything I buy today and tomorrow and next week is still a better value that all the stock I held the day this started. I've refrained for a long time in buying anything. Not going to pass up on this opportunity any longer. I feel like there if value in Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, even Disney once things return to normal.... That is where my money will go. I might lose it all as well but if I do money won't be worth anything anyways.
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I’ve been buying everyday and still hope it goes lower! I’ll keep buying all the way until it hit bottom and then I still keep buying.... It's a strategy and you should take advantage of it if you can. But it's almost like the big players want episodes like this in order to buy assets for pennies on the dollar and consolidate their holds on markets. For instance, the big oil companies will buy up the small shale players.
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Margin calls will drive the market some until they’re all cleared. Those with cash are going to be able to buy historic bargains. Many big players quietly went to cash weeks ago and are now feasting on the carnage. There will be no bottom until the margin calls are cleared. I expect the market to shoot back up rapidly from wherever the bottom is. The Wuhan 400 will come and go and the currently deleveraged will leverage for dirt cheap on the way up and make obscene profits. Then they’ll quietly deleverage again when the market raise begins to slow.
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I jumped in today with a whopping $ 2,000 . I bought VYM. It is a Vanguard high yield ETF. It has the more conservative stocks like Exxon Mobil , At&T, Johnson & Johnson, ETC. . With todays prices, the ETF will pay 4% dividends. I also bough Occidental Petroleum today but only about $100.
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Margin calls will drive the market some until they’re all cleared. Those with cash are going to be able to buy historic bargains. Many big players quietly went to cash weeks ago and are now feasting on the carnage. There will be no bottom until the margin calls are cleared. I expect the market to shoot back up rapidly from wherever the bottom is. The Wuhan 400 will come and go and the currently deleveraged will leverage for dirt cheap on the way up and make obscene profits. Then they’ll quietly deleverage again when the market raise begins to slow. It would appear that the recent selling of gold is to cover those margin calls.
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Margin calls will drive the market some until they’re all cleared. Those with cash are going to be able to buy historic bargains. Many big players quietly went to cash weeks ago and are now feasting on the carnage. There will be no bottom until the margin calls are cleared. I expect the market to shoot back up rapidly from wherever the bottom is. The Wuhan 400 will come and go and the currently deleveraged will leverage for dirt cheap on the way up and make obscene profits. Then they’ll quietly deleverage again when the market raise begins to slow. It would appear that the recent selling of gold is to cover those margin calls. That would be my guess as well.
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Any thoughts on Royal Dutch Shell? I'm thinking about buying about $30,000 of it. Any other dividend stocks I should be looking at? I've got about $60k I've had on the sidelines waiting for a chance like this.
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Wells Fargo, GM, Alaska Airlines are on my radar.
I personally am staying away from energy.
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Wells Fargo, GM, Alaska Airlines are on my radar.
I personally am staying away from energy. There’s a whole bunch of quality stocks that are on sale right now and could even get cheaper. If y’all were to guess,,,,,how much longer away would you proffer that the turnaround is ? I’m guessing 5 to 6 weeks and that’s probably too optimistic on my part. Y’all ?
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Any thoughts on Royal Dutch Shell? I'm thinking about buying about $30,000 of it. Any other dividend stocks I should be looking at? I've got about $60k I've had on the sidelines waiting for a chance like this.
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Your $60K is 12/100,000ths (0.00000012) of a percent of what was thrown at the market today ($500BIL), and it continued to bleed. Tomorrow will most likely be a repeat…or worse. There’s some financial advice to chew on, and think about.
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The DOW is now approaching a good point in which to buy (sure it may well go lower but no one can predict when it will hit bottom). Prices are lower now and more in line with traditional Price/earnings ratios. I've been bleeding cash back into the market (about $1,000-2,000/day) over the past 2 weeks and will continue to do so. In a year or so, the market will recover and I'll be happy I did so.
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Wells Fargo, GM, Alaska Airlines are on my radar.
I personally am staying away from energy. There’s a whole bunch of quality stocks that are on sale right now and could even get cheaper. If y’all were to guess,,,,,how much longer away would you proffer that the turnaround is ? I’m guessing 5 to 6 weeks and that’s probably too optimistic on my part. Y’all ? I been saying for two or three weeks: Nov 15.
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If y’all were to guess,,,,,how much longer away would you proffer that the turnaround is ?
I’m guessing 5 to 6 weeks and that’s probably too optimistic on my part. Y’all ? When these idiots sign tax relief legislation, where will the new money come from to replace the tax receipt money you just removed from the budget, so the BILLS can be paid…..oh, that’s right….printing presses….they’re now running 3 shifts 7 /days/wk…or is it 12/12/7 days/wk now? How does the market come back when you keep adding more to the total debt, and devaluing the money? Venezuela, Argentina, Zimbabwe, [USA]……remember that class? Load the helicopters and drop….rinse repeat. What does the chart look like: “V”, “U”, “\____/”(Long bottom), or “L”(sideways for decades….just like Japan)…..or maybe it’ll continue to cascade down, until it’s completely worthless, and we can start fresh…..by having a Civil War and removing these traitor communists (NWO, Deep State).
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Any thoughts on Royal Dutch Shell? I'm thinking about buying about $30,000 of it. Any other dividend stocks I should be looking at? I've got about $60k I've had on the sidelines waiting for a chance like this.
Bb
I would wait, I think energy has a ways to fall yet. This is a double nut kick for oil, no travel and OPEC. I think it will be better in a month or two. Or buy in 1/3 now, 1/3 in a month, another 1/3 a month later and average in. If things look like they are bouncing up you can always go all in.
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Wells Fargo, GM, Alaska Airlines are on my radar.
I personally am staying away from energy. There’s a whole bunch of quality stocks that are on sale right now and could even get cheaper. If y’all were to guess,,,,,how much longer away would you proffer that the turnaround is ? I’m guessing 5 to 6 weeks and that’s probably too optimistic on my part. Y’all ? It all depends if we can avoid an Italy scenario. If the spread can be slowed and managed, things will be ok. If we overwhelm the system, all bets are off and stocks will crash hard.
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I will say, most here are getting way too greedy way to soon. Their isn’t blood in the streets yet.
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This administration has totally did a botch job on the virus.
There will be more pain.
It sucks as I am all in.
I am just meowing.......but it will be the administrations faux paws.......idiots IMO
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This administration has totally did a botch job on the virus.
There will be more pain.
It sucks as I am all in.
I am just meowing.......but it will be the administrations faux paws.......idiots IMO Exactly how have they botched it?
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