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Buck. I bought UPS late last year at the worst time. I had a sneaky feeling that the recovery this year was fools gold. The retrace has cost me 12% of that position. Thank goodness it's my 3rd smallest position as I only bought 100 shares. What was it that you saw/suspected that led you to believe a huge earnings miss was coming?
I hope you didn't short BAC based on my comments earlier. I'm long since 2009 at roughly $8 and have watched it stall around 30 for the past 18 months, never seeming to break through. For the record, my recommendation was to wait for a dip to the 26-27 range and pick it up there for a guaranteed 10% pop.
Buck. I bought UPS late last year at the worst time. I had a sneaky feeling that the recovery this year was fools gold. The retrace has cost me 12% of that position. Thank goodness it's my 3rd smallest position as I only bought 100 shares. What was it that you saw/suspected that led you to believe a huge earnings miss was coming?
I hope you didn't short BAC based on my comments earlier. I'm long since 2009 at roughly $8 and have watched it stall around 30 for the past 18 months, never seeming to break through. For the record, my recommendation was to wait for a dip to the 26-27 range and pick it up there for a guaranteed 10% pop.
I picked up CVS at 54 earlier this week. It's been in a horrid slump from 82 and are transitioning after the Aetna buy out. They took a one quarter loss to work out all of the financials, but their future earnings look solid. The stock, and the entire sector, are being unfairly punished for political reasons (fear of Democratic health care reform). With the economy humming and unemployment hitting a 52 year low at 3.6%, Trump is in great shape as far as 2020 goes. If you think any of the Democratic losers could possibly be elected as president, maybe you don't like CVS as much as I do.
Oh yeah...it pays 3.75% as well.
I picked up CVS at 54 earlier this week. It's been in a horrid slump from 82 and are transitioning after the Aetna buy out. They took a one quarter loss to work out all of the financials, but their future earnings look solid. The stock, and the entire sector, are being unfairly punished for political reasons (fear of Democratic health care reform). With the economy humming and unemployment hitting a 52 year low at 3.6%, Trump is in great shape as far as 2020 goes. If you think any of the Democratic losers could possibly be elected as president, maybe you don't like CVS as much as I do.
Oh yeah...it pays 3.75% as well.
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