Hey, some people here might be bursting a vein, but I'm buying $T+1.9%. That's an incredibly luxurious price. Profitability will return, margins will increase and cashflow will cover the (maybe slightly reduced) dividend. What do you think? Anyone buying in with me?
$AMT-0.5% is one of my favorite stocks. Absolutely bulletproof model. Plus, it's got a nice bounce right now. Anyone investing? Nice upside potential for me too 🤔
The$O+0.7% 's pretty nicely carved up now. What's the ideal entry price for you? I'm at the point now that I'd be lowering the average purchase price, and I'm quite tempted to add at least a little bit. How about you?
Wonderful numbers this, how long did it take you to create a porfolio of that volume? :)
What do you think of $ARCC+0.2% now? P/E under 15 and P/B 1.01... that looks extremely tempting! I'm almost thinking of expanding my portfolio and looking for interesting options, which Ares is definitely one of them right now.
High-risk for me. The dividend has been stagnant for years, so unsafe for me.
If you had to choose a REIT right now, which one would it be? $O+0.7% is classic, I'm tempted by $LTC+1.1% or maybe $MAIN+0.7%. What do you think? I'm obviously aware of the risks associated with REITs.
$EOG+1.1% has carved out quite a YTD and has an interesting yield and P/E and P/B. Your opinion? Am I overlooking some reason why this wouldn't be a good pick from the energy sector?
Strong margins, cash amply covers all debt. EV/EBITDA 4.17. July 13 ex dividend date. Looks very good, did you find a catch?
Hey. Is there something like a tracker for your entire net worth? A lot of you here have asked about the Stock Events one that I use for stocks... that's great, but I'd like something to track my entire personal finances. Do you have anything? Currently my best bet is probably to do my excel and sheets in it. Stocks, Crypto, Cash, Physical Investments, etc. I've got quite a bit...
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I personally track something similar on getquin, but I would not be completely satisfied with the look and functions.
My favorite DIVIDEND stock $PBR is up +48% year to date. How are you doing on the growth nonsense that also doesn't pay a dividend? You literally get nothing out of them because you're afraid to sell them anyway 😜.
I don't know where they are now, I don't move in that sector. But I do know that if they are doing well now, the cycle will soon reverse (I don't know when) and with that will come falling expectations for dividends, the main driver of these companies.
This is going to hurt 😂😂 I expect $100 in the fall after this overinflated bubble shows more disappointing results again. Your guesses?
Considering that the dividend is the company's last resort for what to do with the money, I wouldn't expect that from a technology/growth company. They often have many better ways to handle the money.
I love $PBR... just the dividends next week will basically give me an average salary "for nothing". And on top of that, the stock made 5% last week... 🥳
I'm going to repeat myself, but this was my best purchase last year (early February 2022). I'm even more pleased that it was my third largest position in my portfolio at the time. It's thrown me a wonderful appreciation on those dividends since then, and currently the position itself is even slightly in the black. I'll be holding for a while :)
I agree with Paul, I don't have to tell you because as you say the price is already high, but it will be similar to $KO-0.4%, it's just that sugar is such a legal drug and not enough people realize the addiction and don't want to, so I wouldn't worry about any drops. 😁
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And you're not afraid of Amazon and their entry into telco? :)