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Shopping stocks for my Old Lady- Dogs of the dow pre recession? When in doubt, choose positive carry. Dividend paying companies that are lagging. Good and bad. Good because they are priced with less optimism. Bad because the price my correctly reelect to opportunity going going forward. Either way, I like looking at dogs of the dow and dogs of the sp500 to do research. Ive found many gems that way, even if I choose not to use the strategy. We dont control outcomes. We only control our habits and decisions. The exercise effort is the gold. Dividends pay me while I wait. Selling premium pays me while I wait. Earning interest pays me while I wait. Ideas can take longer than you think to work. May as well get some cashflow and reduce your cost basis over time. P.S. Dont tell my girlfriend I made a video mentioning her. kthankxbye
TVC:VIXEducation
by optionfarmers
7
JEPI: Nice 10%+ Dividend Income With Bullish TechnicalsI've recently gotten into JEPI for some more general equities exposure. This stock also provides dividend income from covered calls and equity linked notes (ELN). As someone who frequently buys and holds an investment for a decent amount of time I'd like to also get some income for those times when the investment is flat or sideways. On the technical side, it looks like there's a possible inverse head and shoulders forming, which could mean some nice capital appreciation is in store for this investment.
AMEX:JEPILong
by chriscase
7
MFG: Long term strategyThis chart indicates a strong relation of MFG (generally applies to most bank stocks) with gov yield rates - 5 year Japanese bond in this case. Considering the chart pattern, there is still a possibility of testing a bottom for a couple of months, but the stock price should soon catch up with the yield rate. As the downside risk is limited, we may be seeing a great opportunity to accumulate and add these stocks to your portfolio for income gain. FRB started rasing the funds rate. This may continue for a couple of years and it is best to watch their monetary policy. The current inflation we are experiencing is worldwide and BOJ will follow FRB - FRB is running ahead of BOJ. FRB will tell you when to exit.
NYSE:MFGLong
by Tomatrader-X
2
Coterra Energy EW Trade with DividendsFollowing a long-term 3 wave correction Coterra appears to be etching out a wave 3 impulse. From the August 2021 low CTRA sports an impulsive move that counts nicely as waves 1, 2, 3, and triangle 4 near possible completion. Taking a long position with common shares at current prices with a stop at 25.30 creates a near 7:1 reward to risk. If the stock trades sideways there's a healthy dividend to collect, 9.17% forward dividend (Yahoo data), counting on continued special dividends. With just regular dividends based on the TTM there's about a 2% dividend to collect. Max downside based on stop loss is roughly 10%. If a wave 5 does play out of the triangle my first upside target is $46.23 a 61.8% fib projection of waves 1-3 which would make for a 65% gain. If the wave structure is constructive in an impulse and I'm collecting a dividend, I'm likely to hang on to the position longer.
NYSE:CTRALong
by Kappy
1
$SPY - The market might flash crash big time real soonAll because of this shocking discovery: imgur.com I've never seen any stock go parabolic in stock hedging loans. Usually when a stock's heding loans spike, there can be a sudden rise or drop in price, it all depends on the situation and each case needs to be looked at differently. The point is, i've never seen any stock's hedging loans go parabolic like this. I would be expecting that the market would be mooning from this at least in the short term as this thing rises. There have been instances where these spikes only cause the underlying to move once they've topped and whilst they're dropping, but not whilst moving upwards. My point is that this is an anomaly, if the anomaly tops and then starts to drop, the market is going to move BIG time in either way and i don't see how any of this can be bullish especially with Covid being at an all time high in China, Rates being what they are and the supposed recession. So if i had to guess, yeah, this is a really really big move in hedging, like HUGE. Notice how even 2020 on the chart was not even comparable on what's going on here. Second Example: Here's a second example to see how other stocks move vs TQQQ and how even on the Log Scale Chart TQQQ has gone parabolic which is nuts. imgur.com So yeah, unless the next bull run is here, things are looking very grim for those people talking about optimistic Xmas rally one-sidedly to convince themselves that "market go up". I think market go down, big time and quite soon. I think there could be something setup for this just a bit after the 6'th of December, maybe on the week of the 13'th of Dec or generally in the next 15 days... SPY Dividends that usually cause everything to drop are coming really soon and we've just topped out on the absolute top resistance at $410... We're only going up if we do break $410... otherwise it's $385 minimum imo. TLDR: Market maybe go down. Obviously depending on the timing this happens with, other long plays will get destroyed along with a market move down. I'm thinking either next week during what should've been a short lived rally or the week after at most. In truth i only know for sure that this is BIG. I've seen smaller spikes cause crashes or rallies... All i know for sure is that it's BIG and probably DOWN.
AMEX:SPYShort
by leenixusu
7
During high inflation focus on high pricing power equities2022 continues to prove difficult for investors around the globe. The conjunction of heightened geopolitical risks, increasingly hawkish central banks, and runaway inflation has forced many investors to change tack and modify their asset allocation significantly over the last 12 months. Duration has been lowered across asset classes, and a survey we commissioned1 recently revealed that 77% of European professional investors use equities to hedge against inflation. Fighting inflation by wielding Pricing Power Not all equity investments are equal in the face of inflation. The key differentiator is their ‘Pricing Power’. Pricing Power describes the ability of a company to increase its price without impacting demand or losing market share to competitors. In an inflationary environment, margins are under pressure because companies ‘import’ inflation, whether they want it or not. Overall costs for the companies increase through labour, supply, or energy. The only tool to mitigate the impact of inflation on margin is to increase prices. Companies with Pricing Power will be able to do so the most efficiently. Certain types of companies tend to have higher Pricing Power: Companies that deliver essential services tend to wield a lot of Pricing Power as they have somewhat captive clients. This is the case for many companies in the Consumer Staples, Healthcare, Utility, or Energy sectors. Companies that deliver high-quality products or services and possess a distinct competitive advantage can also increase prices efficiently. Luxury goods companies benefit from their clientele's relatively low price sensitivity. Some companies can benefit from favourable supply-demand dynamics at a particular point in time. This is, for example, the case of semiconductors in 2021 or energy companies this year. History is the best guide to the future As is our habit when trying to assess the future, we turn to the past for guidance. The below graph focuses on US-listed stocks since the 1960s. It assesses the average outperformance or underperformance of different groupings of stocks, since the 1960s, when inflation is higher than the last five-year average. We observe that, on average: High Quality stocks weathered inflation better than Low Quality stocks Value stocks beat Growth stocks High Dividend stocks outperformed Low Dividend stocks Small Cap and Low Volatility did better than Large Cap or High Volatility companies Overall, High Quality, High Dividend and cheap stocks appeared to fare better in high inflation environments. The same analysis on sectors shows that Value-orientated, High Dividend sectors also tend to do better against inflation. Energy, Healthcare, Consumer Non-Durables (Food, Tobacco, Textiles), and Utilities exhibit the strongest average outperformance during high inflation. It is clear here that the quantitative data aligns with our qualitative assessment. The factors and sectors that historically outperformed when inflation was high are those that have the greatest chance to harbour high Pricing Power companies. This should give investors indications on how they could tilt their portfolio to fight inflation. Quality and Dividend Growth to fight inflation In light of the unique challenges equity investors face, High Quality companies focusing on Dividend Growth could help strengthen portfolios. High Quality companies exhibit an 'all-weather' behaviour that tends to deliver a balance between building wealth over the long term whilst protecting the portfolio during economic downturns. Dividend-paying, highly profitable companies tend to: Exhibit higher pricing power allowing them to defend their margins by passing cost inflation to their customer. Exhibit lower implied duration, protecting them in a rate-tightening environment, thanks to a focus on short-term cash flows. Provide a defensive tilt and an enhanced capacity to weather uncertainty.
NASDAQ:NQFFUSQ
by aneekaguptaWTE
The Open Network as closed type communityThe problem with TON currency is that it is a kind of private reserve bank with a limited issue where the ordinary outside user has no opportunity to invest their futuristic intentions. The network is run by a select community of speculators who have nothing better to offer except staking and because they already have all the coins in their hands and are forced to sell them step by step implementing standard functionality. Therefore, the price of the coin fluctuates in the range of $1-2 and is quite predictable, since when the maximum is reached, the entire crew is in a hurry to sell the accumulated coins to new adherents who will have the same fate in the future, and there is no hope that the situation will change in any way, and because the team is passionate marketing as most of altcoins and is not able to heed the key innovative ideas.
Long
by tradephenomena
VZVerizon Communications, Inc. is a holding company, which engages in the provision of communications, information, and entertainment products and services to consumers, businesses, and governmental agencies. It operates through the Verizon Consumer Group (Consumer) and Verizon Business Group (Business) segments. The Consumer segment provides consumer-focused wireless and wire line communications services and products. The Business segment offers wireless and wire line communications services and products, video and data services, corporate networking solutions, security and managed network services, local and long distance voice services, and network access to deliver various Internet of Things (IoT) services and products. The company was founded in 1983 and is headquartered in New York, NY.
NYSE:VZLong
by jpoidebard30
Tesla: Stock Split on August 25, 2022. Hello all. On August 5th, 2022, Tesla announced its already approved, 3 for 1 stock split. Each stockholder who is on record as of August 17, 2022 will receive two additional shares of the tesla stock on August 24, 2022. As of August 25, 2022 every stock holder will begin trading with the new adjusted stock split. At the time of making this post the stock price is $900 meaning we can expect the price of the stock to go to around $300 after the split. This will be a 66% drop or in other words 66% cheaper purchasing price. Definitely this will be a more comfortable range for small investors to purchase a pice of the company. From the technical standpoint, we can picture a bear flag on the weekly timeframe with a potential downwards move pointing towards the $350 range. Weekly RSI is reaching its overbought territory and the volume remains rather bearish than relatively bullish due to the decline in volume. If the price falls to $300 and then goes back up to at least where it is now, the price per share will increase by 200%. In the link below find answers to common questions regarding this event. Thanks for reading, and stay tuned. Enjoy. www.forbes.com
NASDAQ:TSLA
by EdgarTigranyan
5
the final fomo, or the final gtfo opportunity?hello its the Friday payday pump, this time the double whammy DRIP pump to with divvy payout day today, im expecting a big boy red candle Monday, you know the deal, rent due the first, seems like a great time to a reversion to a classical investing strat. with interest rates going up again, get ready for the HELOC long squeeze. might open a short at end of day. not too confident in anything but my oil predictions right now, getting hammered by earnings volatility, wave patterns told me i was in for a bull fight, didn't listen. I see the harmonic frequencies converge to a downturn at the beginning of the month
NASDAQ:QQQ
by gggambles
My BEARISH INCOME STRATEGY on MAINDespite the bulls optimism, the fact remains, we are in a BEAR MARKET... As a result I've switch to my BEARish income strategy on MAIN, AGNC, ARR, SPYD, QQQX, KMI, T, BP, AM, SHLX, WMB, MMP, SMIB, USAC, LAND, SSSS, PFE, INTC, IBM, RIO, RGR, PETS, CSWC, NS, SLF. My strategy is simple, I'm using dividends to buy far-dated PUTS whenever there is a blue candle (bull trap). Once the PUTS go in the money, I sell 90% of them and DCA in with 100+ shares. I then start selling Covered Calls on YELLOW candles (Ceiling), wait for another blue candle, and buy more out of the money PUTS at RSI support and resistance zones. This chart illustrates MAIN as an example of buy puts at $40 and $30 Unfortunately, I have no idea how to backtest the strategy on trading view so if anyone wants to help out shoot me a DM.
NYSE:MAINShort
by livingdracula
1