Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion

[Doomsday]

If a company isn’t a REIT and has a higher yield than EPR then you’re gonna lose your capital. No great stable companies are 50% yield on cost right now. No company can afford to pay out half their share price in dividend payments.

That's what you think.

 

[Da_Eggman]

Bruh I'm good trust me. EPR doesn't have a high enough yield to satisfy me anyway. EPR isn't even a minor dent in my total dividend port.

What’s ur portfolio looking like

 

[NaijaProdigy Redux]

seems like a fake pump today. so trump met with some oil criminals, so fukkin what that doesnt mean anyone in america is gonna buy more oil

next week should be

I need to read up on all the news today, but my first impression was that Trump made it seem like a deal between the Saudis and Russians was imminent, but he's actually pump faking again.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

seems like a fake pump today. so trump met with some oil criminals, so fukkin what that doesnt mean anyone in america is gonna buy more oil

next week should be

Chevron up 11% and Exxon up 8% it was the easiest buy and sell there is... if people wanna hold long term they'll still make out in the end but it'll take longer.

 

[winb83]

That's what you think.

Name a stable company that's not an MLP or REIT with a solid balance sheet and good cash flow with a 50% yield. I'd love to see it. That type of yield is unsustainable long term. Warren Buffet with his negotiated preferred shares in companies he invest in doesn't get yields that high.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

It seem like some dudes are scoffing at the smaller victories. Some dudes sat on the sideline for the first dip and now they sitting on the sideline with this dip. What's it going to take?

You can't perfectly time the market. Trying to perfectly time it will have you losing money. I'm an essential employee with nothing to do all day. I can't just sit around and look at my portfolio and do nothing lol.

Some are longterm plays to be sure and if the market drops more.. I'll be adding more..

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Name a stable company that's not an MLP or REIT with a solid balance sheet and good cash flow with a 50% yield. I'd love to see it. That type of yield is unsustainable long term. Warren Buffet with his negotiated preferred shares in companies he invest in doesn't get yields that high.

I had a question about KO. Why do you love them so much? Do you have a lot of money invested in that one brand? They are reliable and their dividend always goes up but they don't seem to have much growth year to year.

It seem like you'd have to invest a lot to get anything out of it.

 

[AldavisAlbundyAllah!]

It seem like some dudes are scoffing at the smaller victories. Some dudes sat on the sideline for the first dip and now they sitting on the sideline with this dip. What's it going to take?

You can't perfectly time the market. Trying to perfectly time it will have you losing money. I'm an essential employee with nothing to do all day. I can't just sit around and look at my portfolio and do nothing lol.

Some are longterm plays to be sure and if the market drops more.. I'll be adding more..

So you have a DCA strategy ?

 

[winb83]

I had a question about KO. Why do you love them so much? Do you have a lot of money invested in that one brand? They are reliable and their dividend always goes up but they don't seem to have much growth year to year.

It seem like you'd have to invest a lot to get anything out of it.

KO is like 2.5% of my portfolio. It's a stable stock with a reliable dividend but the share price likely isn't going anywhere. Back when I started buying them the share price was my main draw because Pepsi had such a higher price. I wish I would have chose Pepsi. PEP has a much broader business than KO.

 

[Doomsday]

Name a stable company that's not an MLP or REIT with a solid balance sheet and good cash flow with a 50% yield. I'd love to see it. That type of yield is unsustainable long term. Warren Buffet with his negotiated preferred shares in companies he invest in doesn't get yields that high.

I can name plenty, but you keep rocking with them 2% yields like shyt is sweet.

I used the dividend calculator and you won't even make a million for 40 more years...and that's IF you reinvested everything!

And even when you get to a million you're only making minimum wage (adjusted for inflation).

You hustling backwards my nikka but keep doing you.

70K invested and only making 1k a year

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

So you have a DCA strategy ?

I wouldn't say that but I am conservative. I mainly fukk with large companies and while I would love to hit some home runs, I am swinging for the fences in certain situations, I am in a way taking what the pitcher gives me.

I'm fine with a single or many singles along the way, as long as I'm not losing money I'm good. That's why I'm so about some of these penny stocks and shyt, I applaud the high rewards that some brehs have shown but I'm not ready for all that.

I'm not an expert, I play a safe game... for example, today my play was Exxon and Chevron. Well, really the day before. I knew they'd jump up off Trump's bullshyt so I bought shares in each, I'm up now on each... if they start to slide, I'm out and I'll take what I gained.

I do think Exxon/Chevron and some of the smaller oil companies will be a great hold for future purposes but I probably won't tie too much into them right now.

 

[winb83]

I'm wondering what I should do with my UTX shares. I want to keep RTX but not sure about Carrier or Otis. I think I'll just hold whatever I get.

Did anybody buy RTN? RTX will probably trade at $95 or so and if you owned RTN you get 2.3 shares of RTX so that was damn near free money as RTN closed at $116 or so yesterday.

 

[the cac mamba]

I can name plenty, but you keep rocking with them 2% yields like shyt is sweet.

I used the dividend calculator and you won't even make a million for 40 more years...and that's IF you reinvested everything!

And even when you get to a million you're only making minimum wage (adjusted for inflation).

You hustling backwards my nikka but keep doing you.

70K invested and only making 1k a year

so whats your best dividend stock with your 50% returns

 

[winb83]

so whats your best dividend stock with your 50% returns

If you go to any investor that's been in the market a couple months minimum and tell them you got a stock with a 50% yield on cost they gonna look at you funny. Everyone knows the game doesn't work like that. Even MLPs and REITs aren't paying out half their share price in dividends unless the price drastically dropped in this crash.

 

[the cac mamba]

markets all down 1% tomorrow