Until the $1000 PS5 comes out next yr......lol.
**If you haven't followed the situation, the Chinese tariffs have caused Sony to jack up the price of the PS5.....which goes on sale next yr.**
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Until the $1000 PS5 comes out next yr......lol.
**If you haven't followed the situation, the Chinese tariffs have caused Sony to jack up the price of the PS5.....which goes on sale next yr.**
Still have the Xbox and they just signed on with Nintendo.
Maybe this isn't as much of a "Buy AMD" as it is "Buy AMD/Intel/Nvidia".. I just see that market taking off. As several sports try and figure out how to grow with the times... video gaming (and maybe bigger, the watch-ability of gaming) is on an absolute tear.
I think virtual reality is the future of gaming. If you haven't seen it yet, watch the movie Ready, Player One. I think gaming like that is coming.....and will be a huge hit.
https://www.fool.com/investing/2019/01/06/5-virtual-reality-stocks-to-watch-in-2019.aspx
I think the biggest thing right now is the spectator-side of gaming. Gaming was a "niche-sport". For people in the 2000's, there was some interest but not much. As a gamer, I recall a few big names from the Counter-Strike days. But that was it..
Now.. you have 20 and under absolutely swept up in the tournaments, personalities, etc. A game that's only a few years old just awarded a $3m prize? That shows what viewership (and therefore advertising) can do for gaming.
Sitting tight right now. I don't feel the pain is over but ACB was damn tempting. Too late now. Still might buy JNJ under $130 as I did before. The good news is I have plenty of cash to buy. My wife's IRA alone realized a 41% gain in total sales this year. Mostly from liquidating RDN. If she only knew.
I agree with gambling the next opportunity. I am currently playing the trend with semi's, content and broadcasting. KLAC, TTWO and DIS for example to name a few.
A) No CEO is going to shit talk their own company.
B) I'm glad you learned market sense over 32 years. What are your favorite analysis tools to use when picking a stock besides just asking your friend?
C) I just think Grubhub is a bad company with bad service and too much competition. Same way I think ppl putting money in BYND are insane rn too.
Dont be a fool, buy the dip. Go full autistic like me. FWIW I got in on AMD around 10 so I love that stock
I’m the bigger fool. I bought in a long time ago for about the same price you did.....it barely moved for what seemed like an eternity......so I sold it. Ouch!
Agreed. I'm seeing a couple folks in their 60s recently ask me about PC upgrades, better video cards for gaming, etc. Interesting times.
This is a blatant lie and clear cherry-picking. GRUB hit ~$18 in Jan 2016. 18 months later it was at $45, not $142. AND, 9 months BEFORE Jan 2016, it also also at $45. So, 27 months to get back to flat and nowhere near your $142 18 months after hitting $18. You are cherry picking a low (that I'm sure you didn't buy), as well as a high you definitely didn't sell, considering you are wrong about the timing. It's now less than half that high. As for Matt Maloney, I've met with him numerous times, and he is one of the biggest jackasses I've ever met. He's awful. I have no prediction on GRUB's stock, but the best thing that could happen for the stock is him getting hit by a bus and someone competent taking over. The fact that DoorDash, Postmates, and UberEats even exist is a testament to how terrible he is. They had like a 10 year head start, and he screwed it up. Their next innovation will be their first.
That is all.
Unless the board you are talking about is the GRUB Board (in which case you are getting illegal info), I definitely know more about the company than your buddy, so false. And for the record, those talks wth Maloney are NOT more sophisticated. Your source is buddies with Maloney from some BS charity neither of them really care about, so he's getting fed the exact garbage Maloney believes. And again, Maloney is garbage.
On the plus side, the whole app/delivery industry is massive and only getting bigger. On the negative, Maloney is terrible, and everyone knows it. He's literally the dumbest one in the field. If he quit tomorrow, GRUB would be up 20%, and if someone competent took over, the stock could be a 10 bagger, no doubt. If your buddy can tell you when Maloney is going to quit, that's some primo info.
Lol owned. Love Always Sunny btw, even though last season sucked.
Tech taking a dip today. AMD down to 27.97$ Apple down 5%. Those are always fan favorites in here. Haven't bought back in on AMD yet, just watching it patiently.
Yeah Ive ridden the wave I bought a bunch around 10-11 in 2018. Road the wave up to 30 back down to 16 then back up to 30 now were at 27.97$. Stock goes up and down like whore. Im just hoping it keeps going up more than down lol. AMD has been going down after earning reports like clockwork, Idk why it just always seems to happen.
All semi's getting crushed today with the Nasdaq down 4% now. Gold and little else is spared the carnage.
Buying into ABBV via brokerage account AND DRiP -- a rarity for me. Really like what I'm reading about the company. Purchasing first 100 shares this morning via TD Ameritrade. Plan on easing into this issue with another 100 shares incrementally over the next few months.
The DRiP has just a one-time setup fee. That's it. No other little pain-in-the-ass charges.
The DRiP has just a one-time setup fee. That's it. No other little pain-in-the-ass charges.
Wife and I own 217 shares of GT in a JT account. Account has been open since 1999. This issue has recently taken a pounding.
Plan on purchasing more soon. I'm grabbing 100 shares today via TD Ameritrade. We'll DRiP another 100 or so soon through Computershare.
Plan on purchasing more soon. I'm grabbing 100 shares today via TD Ameritrade. We'll DRiP another 100 or so soon through Computershare.
I have a focus on building my dividend portfolio this year, ABBV is one I've been looking at and people seem to be talking about. It's taking a beating this past year, although the 6.5% yield looks good. While I've been watching it though, whenever I think it hits a low, it seems to find a new low.
Never assume you've hit a bottom or a top. Buying or selling on the way up or down is the right approach for the right name.
Personally, I believe ABBV hit a low, or close to it, which is one reason for purchase. I plan on reinvesting dividends for now within my TD Ameritrade account. Definite reinvestment once the DRiP starts.
Probably an un-sexy and boring stock pick compared to others in this group, but have started looking at XOM. It's trading at a low with a 5% yield right now.
A downward trend but also income. Worth a buy if it holds above the December low.
IIPR is one of the safest bets (and that's not saying a ton) I think
Others include
Scott's Miracle Grow
And.....to watch big pharma
GW Pharma possibly as well since the synthetic is dosaged easily.
ACB is a falling knife and I'd like to buy more but will wait until the dust settles and not before going conservative with more JNJ, more IIPR or something like that.
The company I work for just offered a Direct Stock Purchase Program for employees. The share price of the company is very high which makes me hesitant to join this program. Also, there is no discount offered with this program. I just wanted to know if anyone thinks it’s worth it?
A stock would be helpful and the share price itself offers no direct correlation as to whether it's expensive or cheap. .A lot would depend on the sector the company is in as well.
This is one of the most common misconceptions of investing. Look at market cap rather than share price to assess what the company is worth (at least what the market is valuing it at).
I bought Amazon at 750(seemingly a high price). It's beaten the doors off the S&P since then.
A grand is no joke. I'm guessing no partial shares offered?
You'd miss a year of return on your money if you had to wait until one share. The S&P would get you 7-8% most years.
You could try investing with a broker that does partial shares and no transaction fees into a low fee S&P500 fund/etf until you have enough.
Or get 2% in a savings/CD.
But this is a sports message board so you may want professional advice.
