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Rain Cold said:
I kind of want to buy Delta and add some Ford. What railroad would be good? I want to add some shipping too, but I haven't researched shipping companies. Only one I remember off the cuff is Dry Ships. But I got to think the energy sector is really offering some good deals. Drilling, exploration, processing, etc. I mean XOM ain't going out of business.
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XOM is good, I have CSX.


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Rain Cold said:
I kind of want to buy Delta and add some Ford. What railroad would be good? I want to add some shipping too, but I haven't researched shipping companies. Only one I remember off the cuff is Dry Ships. But I got to think the energy sector is really offering some good deals. Drilling, exploration, processing, etc. I mean XOM ain't going out of business.
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Exxon is really enticing. Great dividend yield too I think. I think a lot of people are looking for some fast money too. Which is out there. Got to make some good calls though. Check this out. These idiots got rich 74CD93FC-F7A3-445F-9DD6-56ABF6EE7C1D.jpeg
 
Moved to from 70% bonds 30% stock to 30% bonds and 70% stocks today. Even if we are not at the bottom I’m good buying back in now. I’m in for the long haul 20-25more years so I’m optimistic the free fall might be over. Not enough to go full on back in but wading in the shallow end now.
 
Jimmy Hypocracy said:
That’s the thing. The upside is huge. $5 a share in a steady market peaking above $25 when supply is really short. I think Callon has been around since the 50’s so they’ve weathered some storms before. I’m tempted to pick up another 2200 shares tomorrow. Need to avoid bankruptcy. That’s it
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You got an extra $11K just sitting around collecting dust? LOL
 
Just keep in mind great dividend yields today may not be there tomorrow; go into it with eyes wide open. Right now we're basically in un-charted territory; there hasn't been a global shutdown like this many if any of us have actually seen..
 
The only risk that would come from airline stocks right now is if the bailout would mean that shareholders get wiped out and the companies IPO again (or the bankruptcy, but I'm almost certain they get a bailout), otherwise they're definitely a long term buy as they should all be fine in the long haul. I should probably do some dollar cost averaging with Delta stocks but I'm not sure because do we know what they're going to do with the bailout?

If I keep looking at CPE, I swear I'm probably going to place an order for that stock myself. Cheap compared to what it was, oil will stay around for at least another decade (edit), and it should go up when the stuff with Russia/Saudi Arabia stops.
 
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One thing y’all will want to consider when investing is the overall cash flow, debt ratio, etc of stocks before investing in them. Companies with a ton of debt will be risky in these key industries being impacted. You want a company with a healthy cash flow and minimal debt imo. Those usually bounce back the quickest and have the best chance of surviving.
 
Ive got 30k sitting in bank account on top of my 6 month emergency fund. I want to buy spy calls dated in late 2020 so bad, i just dont have the balls.
 
snowlover91 said:
One thing y’all will want to consider when investing is the overall cash flow, debt ratio, etc of stocks before investing in them. Companies with a ton of debt will be risky in these key industries being impacted. You want a company with a healthy cash flow and minimal debt imo. Those usually bounce back the quickest and have the best chance of surviving.
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And a dividend's nice, too!!
 
LetItSnow said:
Just keep in mind great dividend yields today may not be there tomorrow; go into it with eyes wide open. Right now we're basically in un-charted territory; there hasn't been a global shutdown like this many if any of us have actually seen..
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buy barbed wire, duct tape, iodine and any other depression era things that serve to preserve what exists ... buy staples ... hold off a few weeks on thinking gold is around the next bend in the creek ...

and don't toss out the old Sears and Roebuck's ... just yet ...
 
Futures are level. Big Trump/FDA anouncement at 11 am ish. Think we see a spike tommorow. See coronovirus thread for insider trader info lol. Jed Clampant [ Beverly Hillbillies]shooting that hole in the ground has nothing on Jimmy tommorow.
 
tramadoc said:
What is Spy Calls?
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Etf that invests in s&p 500.. basically as s&p goes up, spy stock price goes up (or down if it goes down). A call allows you to buy at a fixed price in the future based on current strike price (plus premium/fee). Essentially buying spy call now is betting on the s&p going up in the future. It is huge risk,reward bet. If it doesn't go up to strike price you lose everything. Quick example i buy spy call with 7/1/20 strike price of 100 with a premium of 10. I would need spy stock price to be at 110 on 7/1/20 to break even. If is is less than 100 i lose everything. If it is between 100 and 110 i lose some
 
Broken024 said:
Etf that invests in s&p 500.. basically as s&p goes up, spy stock price goes up (or down if it goes down). A call allows you to buy at a fixed price in the future based on current strike price (plus premium/fee). Essentially buying spy call now is betting on the s&p going up in the future. It is huge risk,reward bet. If it doesn't go up to strike price you lose everything. Quick example i buy spy call with 7/1/20 strike price of 100 with a premium of 10. I would need spy stock price to be at 110 on 7/1/20 to break even. If is is less than 100 i lose everything. If it is between 100 and 110 i lose some
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To add, you can trade the option through 7/1 for a profit or loss to others. Once you hit that date it expires worthless or or in the money.
 
Dont buy options if you dont know what you are doing. You can lose whole investment very quickly, or make a stupid profit ... like 100% gain in a few hours if stock value goes up quickly. Right now it needs to go up a crazy amount because no one is selling without a high premium due to market volatility. Buying a put is thr opposite, you bet stock goes down.
 
Broken024 said:
Dont buy options if you dont know what you are doing. You can lose whole investment very quickly, or make a stupid profit ... like 100% gain in a few hours if stock value goes up quickly. Right now it needs to go up a crazy amount because no one is selling without a high premium due to market volatility. Buying a put is thr opposite, you bet stock goes down.
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THIS !!!!! I lost my ass years ago . Take Broken’s advice !!!!


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To add even further, options (call/put) are bought to hedge investment positions. Investing in these are very dangerous. You can see extreme examples if you look on reddit wallstreetbets (likely to see more people posting gains vs loss)
 
Storm5 said:
THIS !!!!! I lost my ass years ago . Take Broken’s advice !!!!


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Yea there is so much more to it that i dont understand. Understanding intrinsic value and the greeks i dont have knowledge of.
 
Oh I'm not using options, I just know about them vaguely which is why I replied and maybe I shouldn't have.

I'm shaky about doing anything outside of holding the bag on my cash in the account for now (preferably I'd have pulled out of all stocks in my account except for Google/maybe Verizon at the point after a couple highs, been patient on Delta, and then planned on reinvesting/buying more during/after this dip, but I'm still in my first year in this). I hope the Bayer stuff is the magic deal, but I don't think this deal is going to start ending overall until we start seeing the Q2 reports for this quarter, as we're already to the point where Q2 is likely to be bad for many companies.

Edit: Futures are currently tanking so far btw. That 11 AM press conference is going to need to be a magic bullet or we might go red red for the first time during this stretch.
 
Heelyes said:
I will be the bear and say we aren't near the bottom. Reality hasn't even set in yet for this slowdown
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Eh i would bet the market is already pricing in the slowdown. Not saying it will not go down more but i think market pricing is several weeks ahead of how bad we think it gets
 
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