thanks a lot cmoney you stupid fucking geek.......keep your goddamn loser picks off the board ASSHOLE
thanks a lot cmoney you stupid fucking geek.......keep your goddamn loser picks off the board ASSHOLE
Housing sector is a very risky play. Having said, that if you were going to mortgage the house I wouldn't touch Lennar
This one on the other hand, invest away. Much better company then Lennar.
Toll Brothers PLC (TOL)
If a small retail investor such as yourself is saying buy a stock at a 52 week high, the ship has already sailed. Where were you a year ago when the stock was half of what it is today? The company just posted record profits, so what is your expectation going forward, to double their record profits?
All stocks are soaring because there is no incentive to save as interest rates are 0. I can easily see the market going to 20,000 in a year before the inevitable burst happens as people such as yourself are chasing stocks at 52 week highs.
WTF, dividends account for 40% of the total historical returns of the markets. FORTY PERCENT! Not to mention, they may not rise as fast during the booms, but they don't fall as much during the busts. If you're not including a healthy mix of dividend stocks in your portfolio you're doing it wrong.
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Off the top of my head but, the "supposed" movement of inventory recently imo is speculators.
People with tons of Capital buying at a bottom. The problem with that is, the Feds still so tight on the lending, would be buyers credit has deteriorate and they will have a hard time filling a lot of the bought inventory. Until that surplus comes down closer to equilibrium and the Fed decides to loosen the lending criteria for would be buyers, I don't see a good end-result. At least in the near term. My guess is, big players with huge access to capital are buying in at a bottom. Not sure it is anything but that. Which means it will level off and with the lending market as awful as it is, not sure it is at all a good time to be buying any housing stocks. Just because the BLS (bureau of labor statistics) relize these numbers like they appaer fantastic, often times they are far from it. As is the case here.
Simple supply/demand model. Speculators buying inventory, I think Lennar is a terrible play, for one reason stated above at a 52 week high. If you could not help but to fire the housing sector trigger, stay away from Lennar, you could get this much better company cheaper with prob. better long-run potential.
Toll Brothers (TOL) is by far and away a better company with much more potential if you were looking to get in long. $50/$60+
PLOL I like you buddy, with that said... I suggest you get out now.
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you still long?
bought the APRIL 38 puts for 20 cents and now sitting at 80 cents. could hit a few bucks if things go my way.
yep, this is the place to stampede a momentum run-up
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