Originally Posted by rydogg58:
I think it was Lewdog that talked about this a few pages back and it sort of made sense for me. You are essentially buying the stock for the same value no matter the price. And if someone is willing to buy Amazon for $2000 then they will buy it at $5000.
OK but I don't agree. If the stock is at 2500 and it goes to a 100/1 split it just makes sense people are going to bail in on Amazon at $25 /share and everybody that got the split gets to enjoy the ride back to 2500 times 100 [Reply]
Probably a little late in the year to do this but I went ahead and implemented the "Dogs of the Dow" strategy this morning. Of course all 10 stocks I bought went down. [Reply]
Originally Posted by petegz28:
Probably a little late in the year to do this but I went ahead and implemented the "Dogs of the Dow" strategy this morning. Of course all 10 stocks I bought went down.
And that is why they are the dogs of the Dow.
I'm not quite sold on the strategy though I've talked to people who have done that. [Reply]
Originally Posted by petegz28:
It's been rather proven. I think you have to let it play out to so the dividends can play a big part. I should have done it in January.
Yes I've seen some data on it, I guess it's just not for me is all.
I just love Lex Loser, Oaktard, Donger and Cosmo/RodeoShitHisPants2x's threads!
Whatever they say, do the opposite and you'll be fine! :-):-)
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May 7, 2020
Originally Posted by oaklandhater:
Opening up too fast/too early might make a bad situation worse. I don't expect to see an economic recovery for a very long time.
Originally Posted by scho63:
You will be very wrong once again. We will see a powerful "V" shaped recovery in spite of you and all the Dems hoping things stay shitty until the election.
Bought my first home. I got a 2.5% mortgage rate on a 30 year fixed conventional and a 5K first time home buyer grant which I can apply to down payment or closing costs. Boom boom pow. [Reply]
Originally Posted by chiefzilla999:
Bought my first home. I got a 2.5% mortgage rate on a 30 year fixed conventional and a 5K first time home buyer grant which I can apply to down payment or closing costs. Boom boom pow.
Originally Posted by chiefzilla999:
Bought my first home. I got a 2.5% mortgage rate on a 30 year fixed conventional and a 5K first time home buyer grant which I can apply to down payment or closing costs. Boom boom pow.
How do you go about getting the 5K first time grant? [Reply]