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09/09/2022

Any good buys!

02/15/2021

Post your stock !

02/15/2021

Who’s hanging onto AMC stock? 

02/15/2021

The numbers on Plug Power and Overstock continue to rise.
Will Tesla? So far so good.

02/15/2021

What are your favorite stocks of 2021? 

Merry Christmas
12/23/2020

Merry Christmas

05/30/2020

Think carefully.

CVS Health
Another genius investment to consider is pharmacy-chain giant CVS Health (NYSE:CVS).

As you can imagine, stay-at-home orders throughout much of the U.S. have likely hurt CVS' front-end sales over the past two months. However, it's important to understand that CVS generates razor-thin margins from its front-end products. Rather, this is a story about pharmacy sales and insurer growth.

The great thing about pharmacy sales is that they tend to be consistent. By this I mean that if a person needed heart medication or insulin prior to COVID-19, they're going to continue needing these medications during and after the pandemic.

Furthermore, CVS Health acquired insurance-giant Aetna in 2018, broadening its sales channels and bolstering its organic growth. I suspect 2020 will demonstrate the real cost synergies of combining these two businesses.

And don't forget CVS Health's push toward personalized services. This is a company that's planning to open 1,500 HealthHUB health clinic locations across the country by 2021, which should help funnel additional foot traffic and prescriptions into its stores. Valued at just over eight times next year's earnings, CVS Health is begging to be bought by value-focused long-term investors.

05/26/2020

Here's a statistic that might surprise you: Technology kingpin Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) accounts for more than 40% of Buffett's portfolio. That's pretty amazing considering that Buffett has historically had an aversion to technology stocks.

Why Apple? The most obvious answer is the products and services offered by the company. Apple's iPhone has consistently maintained between a 42% and 45% share of the U.S. smartphone market since 2014, and it'll likely see a significant boost in demand once it unveils a 5G-capable version of its beloved smartphone, possibly by later this year. The cult-like following for Apple's wireless devices is well documented.

05/26/2020

What time of day should you buy stocks?

The whole period between 9:30 AM and 10:30 AM ET is often the best time of day to trade stocks. ​​​​Especially for day trading. First thing in the morning, precisely the first 15 minutes, market volume and prices can and do go wild.

05/23/2020

Economic calendar

Monday: NAHB Housing Market Index, May (35 expected, 30 in April)

Tuesday: Building Permits, April (1 million expected, 1.350 in March); Building Permits month-on-month, April (-25.9% expected, -7.0% in March); Housing Starts, April (929,000 expected, 1.216 million in March)

Wednesday: MBA Mortgage Applications, week ending May 15 (+0.3% prior)

Thursday: Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook, May (-41.0% expected, -56.6 in April); Initial Jobless Claims, week ending May 16 (2.4 million expected, 2.98 million prior); Continuing Claims, week ending May 9 (22.83 million prior); Bloomberg Economic Expectations, May (29.0 in April); Bloomberg Consumer Comfort, week ending May 17 (35.8 prior); Markit US Manufacturing PMI, May preliminary (38.0 expected, 36.1 prior); Markit US Services PMI, May preliminary (32.0 expected, 26.7 prior); Markit US Composite PMI, May preliminary (27.0 prior); Leading Index, April (-5.7% expected, -6.7% in March); Existing Home Sales, April (4.30 million expected, 5.27 million in March); Existing Home Sales month-on-month, April (-18.4% expected, -8.5% in March)

Friday: N/A

Earnings calendar

Monday: Baidu (BIDU), iQUIYI (IQ) after market close

Tuesday: Advance Auto Parts (AAP), Home Depot (HD), Kohl’s (KSS), Walmart (WMT) before market open; Urban Outfitters (URBN) after market close

Wednesday: Lowe’s (LOW), Target (TGT) before market open; Expedia (EXPE), Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) after market close

Thursday: Best Buy (BBY), BJ’s Wholesale (BJ), Hormel (HRL), L Brands (LB), TJX Companies (TJX) before market open; e.l.f. Beauty (ELF), NVIDIA (NVDA), Ross Stores (ROST) after market close

Friday: Alibaba (BABA), Deere (DE), Foot Locker (FL) before market open

Apple $307.00 a share and is going up.
05/18/2020

Apple $307.00 a share and is going up.

Apple, Microsoft and Amazon for a slow steady growth.  Start with these.  A solid choice.
05/18/2020

Apple, Microsoft and Amazon for a slow steady growth.  Start with these. A solid choice.

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