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As tempting as it is to wait until there's a pullback before picking my stocks, I'll select them now. Evenly divided, 20% each. Thanks for conducting this Newporttom.
OK Tom - I want a 25k purchase of Twitter, and will keep the remaining 75% of the funds available for later on. Why Twitter? It's on sale right now and they have $7.5 billion of cash on the books. Could be a target for a takeover. Thanks.
Curious as to what you guys think on these. Not my picks, but looking at them.
VALE - Not a smallcap, but iron ore futures were hammered with Chinaco shutting down this year. As with all commodities, the cure for low prices is low prices. Gotta capture the dividend with this one though.
USER - We'll see how this one prices out, but this stock has failed completely after leaving the gates, but it's a cool product.
ZIM - Looks almost too good to be true. Fast growing and profitable. Shipping industry. PE of 2. 20% Dividend....
ABEV - South America's been just killed by covid....if I were there I'd drink.
I was in ZIM earlier this year. I’d be careful now. Shipping container stocks are highly cyclical (see SBLK) and I think they’ve peaked. But this is a classic case of a value trap. If you look just at the revenue growth, EPS growth, P/E ratio, dividend, etc. you’d think this is a no brainer. That’s why I mentioned in another thread to bmw that’s it’s also important to understand how the business makes money and what macro conditions might affect it.
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