Another call for a market short. (invested, poor, housing, motion)

[lottamoxie]

Originally Posted by organic_donna

The market isn’t going to calm down for a while. Especially while interest rates are still high.

Good time to lock in these interest rates for shorter term income.

[1insider]

Originally Posted by My Kind Of Town

There is a significant silent crash occurring over the past two months among dividend stocks. Look at what happened to KO and PEP today and so far for the year. But they’re not alone, there are many others - MCD, GIS, TGT, MO, O, DG, NEE, etc. I guess dividend investors are having a hard time passing up on that risk free rate currently being offered by treasuries.

There is much gnashing of teeth over at r/dividends.

[BeerGeek40]

Originally Posted by Lowexpectations

Of the 5 trades how long were they open? You seem to react emotionally and in a pattern that’s not consistent with your calls

What does it matter how long they were open? They were open long enough to be profitable trades.

[Lowexpectations]

Originally Posted by BeerGeek40

What does it matter how long they were open? They were open long enough to be profitable trades.

Well I included why it matters in the post, your activity is inconsistent with your call

[BeerGeek40]

Originally Posted by Lowexpectations

Well I included why it matters in the post, your activity is inconsistent with your call

Really? I called for a market drop on 9/21 and have been making money shorting stocks ever since then.
Do you want to re-think your statement?

[My Kind Of Town]

Originally Posted by 1insider

There is much gnashing of teeth over at r/dividends.

I’m not familiar with that forum but I can only imagine. The suddenness and severity of these drops in many of these names hasn’t been seen since March 2020 and only occurs once every 4-5 years on average.

[1insider]

Originally Posted by My Kind Of Town

I’m not familiar with that forum but I can only imagine. The suddenness and severity of these drops in many of these names hasn’t been seen since March 2020 and only occurs once every 4-5 years on average.

There are a few disciplined long-time dividend investors there but they are outnumbered by a young bunch who chase the highest yielders and who feel betrayed by the drop in the share prices. Some have mentioned that they are unloading to reevaluate the whole dividend portfolio idea. Who'd have ever thunk that a portfolio of 100% JEPI yielding 10% could lose value?

[BeerGeek40]

Red Friday.

[Berteau]

Originally Posted by BeerGeek40

Red Friday.

And still 3,000 points away from your 3rd attempt at a correct prediction. We're going to need a lot more red Friday's!

[My Kind Of Town]

Originally Posted by 1insider

There are a few disciplined long-time dividend investors there but they are outnumbered by a young bunch who chase the highest yielders and who feel betrayed by the drop in the share prices. Some have mentioned that they are unloading to reevaluate the whole dividend portfolio idea. Who'd have ever thunk that a portfolio of 100% JEPI yielding 10% could lose value?

Likely a lot more pain ahead for dividend stocks too if rates continues to rise.