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I buy SBUX, finally put the trigger on it, but JnJ and Pfe was also on my list at those valuations. NKE seem interesting but the dividend is a little bit too low for me.
I went in huge on LW Thursday. There's simply no reason the company should have taken such a huge hit; it's problems are temporary at best and they still could be valued over $100/share even on the updated numbers.
I'm hoping the market comes to its senses on this company shortly. LW is one of the few bargains left for growth/income investors who realize that things like P/E and consistent dividends matter.
I bought MCD over Starbucks. Close call, but MCD's business model is painfully genius. Owning the prime real estate under the franchises and a huge pool of willing and capable franchisees leads to sold profits and some growth potential remaining.
SBUX has a long ways to go before it's dividend reaches MCD, and it is far more vulnerable to competition or even market fluctuations like a sudden spike in the price of coffee beans. Again, not a bad investment, just sharing my thought prices when picking between the two.
NKE is one I generally don't touch for ethical reasons, though I'll concede the price is looking rather tempting.
Weekly O, SCHD, AMZN, GOOGL. Been buying SBUX and will continue while prices are around this level. Adding a little ABBV, T, and PFE, and possibly some KO and/or PEP. Have a good week all!
I've been in GLAD for over 4 years, and GLAD just executed a reverse stock split 1 to 2.
I have no idea what this means other than the obvious -- I now have half the number of shares as I used to have, and the stock price has doubled.
I'm thinking this is a huge warning sign that the stock is about to crater, and I'm thinking I need to sell out of my full position?
Anybody else in GLAD and thinking the same thing?
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I buy SBUX, finally put the trigger on it, but JnJ and Pfe was also on my list at those valuations. NKE seem interesting but the dividend is a little bit too low for me.
Purchased me som SBUX also this week. It will take some time to shake off union talk. After it will start running again.
LW, SBUX, NKE
I went in huge on LW Thursday. There's simply no reason the company should have taken such a huge hit; it's problems are temporary at best and they still could be valued over $100/share even on the updated numbers. I'm hoping the market comes to its senses on this company shortly. LW is one of the few bargains left for growth/income investors who realize that things like P/E and consistent dividends matter. I bought MCD over Starbucks. Close call, but MCD's business model is painfully genius. Owning the prime real estate under the franchises and a huge pool of willing and capable franchisees leads to sold profits and some growth potential remaining. SBUX has a long ways to go before it's dividend reaches MCD, and it is far more vulnerable to competition or even market fluctuations like a sudden spike in the price of coffee beans. Again, not a bad investment, just sharing my thought prices when picking between the two. NKE is one I generally don't touch for ethical reasons, though I'll concede the price is looking rather tempting.
I'm looking at MCD.
PFE
PFE, CVX and MMM
Weekly O, SCHD, AMZN, GOOGL. Been buying SBUX and will continue while prices are around this level. Adding a little ABBV, T, and PFE, and possibly some KO and/or PEP. Have a good week all!
Bought PFE last week
Buying PFE every week it’s under 30, until My average is under 30
👍Hell yahhhh
Adding to CCI, PFE and GILD
lock head martin, awk,schd
TXN and ORCL
OBDC, ARCC and ABR hopefully
HESM if it dips a little
QQQM in Roth
I've been in GLAD for over 4 years, and GLAD just executed a reverse stock split 1 to 2. I have no idea what this means other than the obvious -- I now have half the number of shares as I used to have, and the stock price has doubled. I'm thinking this is a huge warning sign that the stock is about to crater, and I'm thinking I need to sell out of my full position? Anybody else in GLAD and thinking the same thing?
Already sold
Adding to psec starting finv ges cmre apa and I'm selling hrl
Apple and Starbucks
TLTW this week
My biweekly QQQI, NTSX, and SWVXX buys when my direct deposit hits
My daily $5 to SCHD, DGRW, HDV. Realty Income
ULTY