Sach up to 4.26 as of right now, was up to almost 4.40...
They also announced 0.12/share dividend for third quarter. Expect fourth quarter to be at or as much as double that.
Even a quarterly yield gives you a higher dividend than apple.
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Sach up to 4.26 as of right now, was up to almost 4.40...
They also announced 0.12/share dividend for third quarter. Expect fourth quarter to be at or as much as double that.
Even a quarterly yield gives you a higher dividend than apple.
[QUOTE=rawimpact;14163262]Sach up to 4.26 as of right now, was up to almost 4.40...
They also announced 0.12/share dividend for third quarter. Expect fourth quarter to be at or as much as double that.
Even a quarterly yield gives you a higher dividend than apple.[/QUOTE]
Got 50k shares
Pretty risky though. Tiny market cap, incredibly low volume, penny stock
But I like the yield
Any insight to how their earnings will go and how the stock might move?
[QUOTE=rawimpact;14163262]Sach up to 4.26 as of right now, was up to almost 4.40...
They also announced 0.12/share dividend for third quarter. Expect fourth quarter to be at or as much as double that.
Even a quarterly yield gives you a higher dividend than apple.[/QUOTE]
NLY might be the better REIT. $10 billion market cap and higher dividend yield. Sach looks bit more risky with such a tiny market cap.
It's called making a ton of money day.
I cannot believe we're nearly 1000pts away from the all time record on the DJI
Crazy... I wouldnt touch that with a stick
Well, everything is down big time. We could be in the middle of a stock market crash like March all over again.
There are 3 things in play here driving the market down
1. Covid numbers going up
2. Stimulus on hold
3. Uncertainty around the election
two of these things are going to clear up soon likely...but we really need covid numbers to drop, ugh I was really planning my investing around covid being at small levels by now.
rather than investing in the rigged stock market that will utterly collapse any day now, IMHO everyone in this thread is far better off investing in more tangible things that might actually be useful in the dark years to come - food, water, guns, ammo, warm clothes... etc. If you can afford a generator this is a great time to buy one.
[QUOTE=Nanners;14171119]rather than investing in the rigged stock market, IMHO everyone in this thread is far better off investing in more tangible things that might actually be useful in the dark years to come - food, water, guns, ammo, warm clothes... etc. If you can afford a generator this is a great time to buy one.[/QUOTE]
I assume people would buy these things or have these things prior to investing in the stock market.
That being said, a generator is only as good as the availability of fuel. - I say this living in the path of hurricanes and I generally have to keep a couple gallons of non-ethanol fuel available up until now when the seasons ending.
Those 100w RV Solar panels though are probably worth it.
Like what PT said, most of this drop is in relation to speculation rather than actual performance. It should (hopefully) recover soon versus freefall.
As far as stocks go, I'm closely looking at REML. Obviously not a good year and a slow recovery, but at $3.8x right now with historically biggest dividend in Jan it's not bad. Otherwise dividend is paid out monthly - so compounding it that often makes for quicker growth.
The stock market has pushed through MUCH tougher times than today...it's not going to collapse anytime soon.
[QUOTE=rawimpact;14171122]I assume people would buy these things or have these things prior to investing in the stock market.
That being said, a generator is only as good as the availability of fuel. - I say this living in the path of hurricanes and I generally have to keep a couple gallons of non-ethanol fuel available up until now when the seasons ending.
Those 100w RV Solar panels though are probably worth it.
Like what PT said, most of this drop is in relation to speculation rather than actual performance. It should (hopefully) recover soon versus freefall.
As far as stocks go, I'm closely looking at REML. Obviously not a good year and a slow recovery, but at $3.8x right now with historically biggest dividend in Jan it's not bad. Otherwise dividend is paid out monthly - so compounding it that often makes for quicker growth.[/QUOTE]
Dont make any assumptions about the people posting on this site... are you new around here or something?
Yes if you buy a generator obviously buy plenty of fuel too
[QUOTE=~primetime~;14171111]There are 3 things in play here driving the market down
1. Covid numbers going up
2. Stimulus on hold
3. Uncertainty around the election
two of these things are going to clear up soon likely...but we really need covid numbers to drop, ugh I was really planning my investing around covid being at small levels by now.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, the best option is to wait it out. I was considering selling a few stocks to move into money. I can probably sell a few apple stocks and just wait in cash to pull the trigger on some diversified ETFs instead like SPY. I'm not very diversified - like 70% of my stocks are in tech, which is dangerous.
I'm staying put -- if Biden wins like I forcast, I see the market dropping as a reaction to it. Might be the best time to buy.
You only lose money if you sell your stocks. :confusedshrug:
The market always recovers.
[QUOTE=ItsMillerTime;14171763]You only lose money if you sell your stocks. :confusedshrug:
The market always recovers.[/QUOTE]
It's true...the DOW goes up 10% a year on average since forever...through crashes, rebounds, everything