starting to build positions in mcd and chtr,,,,mcd outlook worldwide is off the charts not to mention recent upping of it;s dividend 50% to 1.50,,,,cant be in a hurry with this one,but in time i see it easily in the 70's...now chtr on the other hand is kind of on a hunch,clearly a short term type trade,no real wisdom behind it
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starting to build positions in mcd and chtr,,,,mcd outlook worldwide is off the charts not to mention recent upping of it;s dividend 50% to 1.50,,,,cant be in a hurry with this one,but in time i see it easily in the 70's...now chtr on the other hand is kind of on a hunch,clearly a short term type trade,no real wisdom behind it
CHTR...wow..I owned this mutt years ago, I just dont see how they make it with the competition and debt..plus I really question if the big fella even cares at this point.
I do like MCD, missed a big chance a few yrs ago in the teens on that one (me speaking there)
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boiler-room,
CHTR...wow..I owned this mutt years ago, I just dont see how they make it with the competition and debt..plus I really question if the big fella even cares at this point.
I do like MCD, missed a big chance a few yrs ago in the teens on that one (me speaking there)
CHTR...wow..I owned this mutt years ago, I just dont see how they make it with the competition and debt..plus I really question if the big fella even cares at this point.
I do like MCD, missed a big chance a few yrs ago in the teens on that one (me speaking there)
chtr is a pile of crap but it's one of those stocks i kind of just fuck around with,,,over the past year it has had a pretty consistent tradind range, between 2and 4,,,i buy some down here and in try to get a pop over about 3.25 or so then sell,repeat,,,,,,there are people i know who only invest this way,they follow certin stocks very closely and trade them within their trading ranges,thats it ,not on news ,not on technical data ,dosen't matter if the stock is a dog or not, im not saying chtr fits that exact model but i've had success trading it up and down........FUCK ,LOOK AT OIL.....got a buddy wo is an commodities trader at the merc. exchange,says 100 oil not far away , i don't doubt it,,opec giving the world the finger.......
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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
boiler-room,
CHTR...wow..I owned this mutt years ago, I just dont see how they make it with the competition and debt..plus I really question if the big fella even cares at this point.
I do like MCD, missed a big chance a few yrs ago in the teens on that one (me speaking there)
chtr is a pile of crap but it's one of those stocks i kind of just fuck around with,,,over the past year it has had a pretty consistent tradind range, between 2and 4,,,i buy some down here and in try to get a pop over about 3.25 or so then sell,repeat,,,,,,there are people i know who only invest this way,they follow certin stocks very closely and trade them within their trading ranges,thats it ,not on news ,not on technical data ,dosen't matter if the stock is a dog or not, im not saying chtr fits that exact model but i've had success trading it up and down........FUCK ,LOOK AT OIL.....got a buddy wo is an commodities trader at the merc. exchange,says 100 oil not far away , i don't doubt it,,opec giving the world the finger.......
Maybe the US will finally try to get alt-energy going if oil crosses 100..
I really believe that OPEC is manipulating things, peak oil is not as severe as we think, plus if China gets extended and inflation cools off growth that will stop oil demand..
You are right, range trading is a good way to make money, as long as you have a stop in place. I really think CHTR is a zero, or at least a LU kind of stock, you know what I mean..that it will never break out of this low range..too much going against it.
Selling picking up here..looks like we might have another afternoon wacking in the cards.
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Maybe the US will finally try to get alt-energy going if oil crosses 100..
I really believe that OPEC is manipulating things, peak oil is not as severe as we think, plus if China gets extended and inflation cools off growth that will stop oil demand..
You are right, range trading is a good way to make money, as long as you have a stop in place. I really think CHTR is a zero, or at least a LU kind of stock, you know what I mean..that it will never break out of this low range..too much going against it.
Selling picking up here..looks like we might have another afternoon wacking in the cards.
There is a decent amount of data suggesting that the Saudi fields are getting progressively harder to pump..they are shooting shitloads of water through the largest field, a sure sign of a start of declining productivity..
The compelling thing to regarding oil is not the debate of whether or not we are presently in peak oil.It is simply that we definitely are witnessing massive demand for all commodities driven by explosive numbers of people finally reaching economically viable status, and all these people want to live like we do.
There is a lot of debate at what that "tipping point" is, some think around $5,000, some think less...either way, exponential demands are being made on everything else, why not oil, a far more precious resource than hamburgers!!! MCD is a case in point, as is YUM and everything like it.
In the WSj today "...today, China has an 82% urban-homeownership rate...American homeowenrship, in comparison, has never topped 70%." India, Brazil,Russia etc etc...these people know what they want (thanks to Western pop culture) .Sure, that quote was from an article on the bubble like conditions of the Chinese stock market, but China, as huge a story as it is, is only part of the story.
People want a lifestyle, and are now, finally, are getting the means to acquire it.
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There is a decent amount of data suggesting that the Saudi fields are getting progressively harder to pump..they are shooting shitloads of water through the largest field, a sure sign of a start of declining productivity..
The compelling thing to regarding oil is not the debate of whether or not we are presently in peak oil.It is simply that we definitely are witnessing massive demand for all commodities driven by explosive numbers of people finally reaching economically viable status, and all these people want to live like we do.
There is a lot of debate at what that "tipping point" is, some think around $5,000, some think less...either way, exponential demands are being made on everything else, why not oil, a far more precious resource than hamburgers!!! MCD is a case in point, as is YUM and everything like it.
In the WSj today "...today, China has an 82% urban-homeownership rate...American homeowenrship, in comparison, has never topped 70%." India, Brazil,Russia etc etc...these people know what they want (thanks to Western pop culture) .Sure, that quote was from an article on the bubble like conditions of the Chinese stock market, but China, as huge a story as it is, is only part of the story.
People want a lifestyle, and are now, finally, are getting the means to acquire it.
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