Dividend
SSI Long: Low floater with high short interestSSI
Very low active float due to high tute ownership (0.1% of 30,560,280 = 30,560)
High short interest - 21.6% (6,600,489 @ 13 days to cover)
TTM P/E of 9.17 vs. industry average of 21.04
7.98% dividend yield, ex-div 2/26/2016
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LONG GME WITH BIG UPSIDE TARGETS!Long term trade (unless we get a big quick move). Breakout high target $33!!!
ENTRY: $25
FIRST TARGET: $27
SECOND TARGET: $30
FINAL TARGET: $33
TARGETS MAY BE ADJUSTED WITH CHANGING MARKET CONDITIONS***
Not to mention an approximately 6% dividend yield if you have to wait
WMT: Picture perfect long setupWMT is offering a very nice entry, after forming a new weekly mode, which implies the strong uptrend is seeing reaccumulation at higher levels.
I'm looking to enter longs at market, at the open, ideally on retrace to the mid point of the green triangle on chart.
Stops should be below 67.40, for example at 66.51, or using 3 times the daily ATR.
Yield is very nice and I think the stock is due for a 11%+ rally still.
Good luck if taking this trade.
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Dogs of the DOW - One Year Entrance – XOMThe current Dogs are: CVX, CAT, VZ, PFE, CSCO, IBM, BA, MRK, INTC, XOM. Take a look at each one of those names on a DAILY CHART. Set only ONE Exponential moving average on the chart. Just one. Nothing else. A 33 Exponential Moving Average, offset by 3. As soon as you get a Daily Close of any of those stocks, above that 33 Exponential moving average, buy the stock, and hold it for the year, up to February 24th, 2017. That's it, that's the entire strategy.
Once bought, FORGET THE EMA's, as the link to the article that explains the strategy points out. CVX is waiting. CAT IS A BUY. VZ is a buy. PFE is one to wait for. CSCO, you buy. IBM is a buy. BA is one to wait for. MRK is one to wait for. INTC is one you wait for. XOM is a current buy.
Dogs of the DOW - One Year Entrance – INTCThe current Dogs are: CVX, CAT, VZ, PFE, CSCO, IBM, BA, MRK, INTC, XOM. Take a look at each one of those names on a DAILY CHART. Set only ONE Exponential moving average on the chart. Just one. Nothing else. A 33 Exponential Moving Average, offset by 3. As soon as you get a Daily Close of any of those stocks, above that 33 Exponential moving average, buy the stock, and hold it for the year, up to February 24th, 2017. That's it, that's the entire strategy.
Once bought, FORGET THE EMA's, as the link to the article that explains the strategy points out. CVX is waiting. CAT IS A BUY. VZ is a buy. PFE is one to wait for. CSCO, you buy. IBM is a buy. BA is one to wait for. MRK is one to wait for. INTC is one you wait for.
Dogs of the DOW - One Year Entrance – MRKThe current Dogs are: CVX, CAT, VZ, PFE, CSCO, IBM, BA, MRK, INTC, XOM. Take a look at each one of those names on a DAILY CHART. Set only ONE Exponential moving average on the chart. Just one. Nothing else. A 33 Exponential Moving Average, offset by 3. As soon as you get a Daily Close of any of those stocks, above that 33 Exponential moving average, buy the stock, and hold it for the year, up to February 24th, 2017. That's it, that's the entire strategy.
Once bought, FORGET THE EMA's, as the link to the article that explains the strategy points out. CVX is waiting. CAT IS A BUY. VZ is a buy. PFE is one to wait for. CSCO, you buy. IBM is a buy. BA is one to wait for. MRK is one to wait for.
Dogs of the DOW - One Year Entrance – BAThe current Dogs are: CVX, CAT, VZ, PFE, CSCO, IBM, BA, MRK, INTC, XOM. Take a look at each one of those names on a DAILY CHART. Set only ONE Exponential moving average on the chart. Just one. Nothing else. A 33 Exponential Moving Average, offset by 3. As soon as you get a Daily Close of any of those stocks, above that 33 Exponential moving average, buy the stock, and hold it for the year, up to February 24th, 2017. That's it, that's the entire strategy. Once bought, FORGET THE EMA's, as the link to the article that explains the strategy points out. CVX is waiting. CAT IS A BUY. VZ is a buy. PFE is one to wait for. CSCO, you buy. IBM is a buy. BA is one to wait for.
Dogs of the DOW - One Year Entrance - IBMThe current Dogs are: CVX, CAT, VZ, PFE, CSCO, IBM, BA, MRK, INTC, XOM. Take a look at each one of those names on a DAILY CHART. Set only ONE Exponential moving average on the chart. Just one. Nothing else. A 33 Exponential Moving Average, offset by 3. As soon as you get a Daily Close of any of those stocks, above that 33 Exponential moving average, buy the stock, and hold it for the year, up to February 24th, 2017. That's it, that's the entire strategy. CVX is waiting. CAT IS A BUY. VZ is a buy. PFE is one to wait for. CSCO, you buy. IBM is a buy.
Dogs of the DOW - One Year Entrance - CSCOThe current Dogs are: CVX, CAT, VZ, PFE, CSCO, IBM, BA, MRK, INTC, XOM. CVX is waiting. CAT IS A BUY. VZ is a buy. PFE is one to wait for. CSCO, you buy. Take a look at each one of those names on a DAILY CHART. Set only ONE Exponential moving average on the chart. Just one. Nothing else. A 33 Exponential Moving Average, offset by 3. As soon as you get a Daily Close of any of those stocks, above that 33 Exponential moving average, buy the stock, and hold it for the year, up to February 24th, 2017. That's it, that's the entire strategy
Dogs of the DOW - One Year Entrance - PFEThe current Dogs are: CVX, CAT, VZ, PFE, CSCO, IBM, BA, MRK, INTC, XOM. CVX is waiting and hold until that close. CAT IS A BUY. VZ is a buy. PFE is a hold. Take a look at each one of those names on a DAILY CHART. Set only ONE Exponential moving average on the chart. Just one. Nothing else. A 33 Exponential Moving Average, offset by 3. As soon as you get a Daily Close of any of those stocks, above that 33 Exponential moving average, buy the stock, and hold it for the year, up to February 24th, 2017. That's it, that's the entire strategy.
Dogs of the DOW - One Year EntranceThe current Dogs are: CVX, CAT, VZ, PFE, CSCO, IBM, BA, MRK, INTC, XOM. CVX is waiting. CAT IS A BUY. VZ is a buy. Take a look at each one of those names on a DAILY CHART. Set only ONE Exponential moving average on the chart. Just one. Nothing else. A 33 Exponential Moving Average, offset by 3. As soon as you get a Daily Close of any of those stocks, above that 33 Exponential moving average, buy the stock, and hold it for the year, up to February 24th, 2017. That's it, that's the entire strategy
GORO lowered dividends trigger sell offvolume increase and sell off triggered by lowered dividends, now it looks like it is consolidating, inflation rates should cause the price of gold to go up, so this chart should follow, Rsi indicates its over sold, if it can break two dollars it may continue to climb.
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Is FTR A Good Investment Candidate ??This is a WEEKLY chart of FTR. You are looking at about 7 years of history...
FTR just recently bought some assets from Verizon. I would say the stock ran up on the purchase and now it is falling back to the uptrend line that started back in early 2014. Is FTR a good investment candidate at this point in time?
Let's look at the best part of the chart first. Yes, it is the downtrend line. A SEVEN year downtrend line! If you are going to consider FTR a good investment candidate it can' t be in a downtrend. I would comfortably say the downtrend is over. I could be wrong but I will feel pretty comfortable as long as the price stays above uptrend line #1.
What is the next thing I like about this chart? I like that there are 3 uptrend lines I was able to draw. Each of them is steeper than the last. Now this won't go on forever but it tells me that the amount of buying in the stock is increasing and the amount buyers are willing to pay is also increasing. Maybe it will just stay at the current pace and the price will follow uptrend line #3. If that is the case, then I would expect to make >5% per quarter including the current dividend. Yes, I said "greater than 5% per quarter".
This idea is sounding way too rosy at the moment so lets talk about the risk. The risk is that FTR is not going to stay above uptrend line #3. There is also a risk that it won't stay above uptrend line #2 or even uptrend line #1. There are many ways to protect yourself between now and those possible breaches but anything is possible. Your first high probability downside bet would come into play if FTR closes below uptrend line #3. The longer the price stays below uptrend #3 the better the chances are the stock price will continue to fall to uptrend line #2. After that it could drop to uptrend line #1 or below.
If you are not worried about how rosy this idea is sounding and you are curious about going long, let me tell you what I see in the chart. At the moment, I would say FTR is coming back to a level that investors feel comfortable with. What is that level? Your guess is as good as mine. My guess though is uptrend line #3. From the time the downtrend line broke in early 2014 to now, uptrend #3 is the place where the stock has found support. Maybe it will happen again.
There are a couple horizontal lines of potential support I see on the chart as well. These could also be places where the stock price decides to turn around and continue its ascent. Those levels are $7.10 and $6.80 "ish". I would not buy stock in anticipation of these levels working. I would wait and watch to see what the action looks like at these levels. Why? Well if you buy tomorrow anticipating a turn around at $7.10, and it doesn't happen, you will lose money until it does turn around. If FTR continues to fall to uptrend line #3 you could lose about 9% of your investment. The point is to buy as close to the support level as possible IF you see signs of the turn around.
If you are buying for a long term investment and the dividend FTR offers, you might feel like there is no reason to wait. And you may be right to a point. But I will offer this. Assume a $1000 investment. Every $0.25 less you pay for the stock equals about 5 additional shares. Those 5 additional shares (per $1000 invested) means 5 less ten and a half cent dividends every quarter from now until you sell the stock. What if this is the beginning of a 7 year uptrend in FTR? Those lost dividends would add up over time! Not to mention the compounding you would lose out on as well.