Stock Market Talk and Trading - part 2

What is so difficult to understand is that only morons make their investment decisions based on tips from equally moronic strangers.

...who somehow tend to post only the wins...

I posted all mine in post 286 - they might win they might lose

Where are your tips ?

If you don't have any then stay off this thread and go back to your brightly rainbow colored trans thread

...and my life has changed forever...

In every post, you confirm your ignorance. Once again, tips are for losers. Get lost

Let's have yours

You are the man who staked 200k in a single day in the most volatile time for years. Balls of steel.

So of course we are interested in your tips

You need new glasses. I have given you many tips already, but you just didn't see the truth.I warned you, stay away from single stocks, but you stubbornly
refuse to listen. The game is rigged against small investors. In the upmarket, every idiot sounds like a genius, but all of them get slathered by the bear.
I was as inexperienced as they come a long time ago, having played single stock and lost $30,000 while playing with fire.30 years ago, 30000 was
a considerable amount of money, but it was worth it. I learned a valuable lesson. The stock was US Surgical, I think no longer in existence, as far as I know.
Interesting history if you want to research, or be a dumbarse and play with fire.

Which post and which stock symbol ?

Six picks, with the stock symbol. Simple

I am serious now, you really are stupid.How many times do I have to repeat that I do not play tic-tac-toe games played with monopoly money?Any idiot with access to a computer can go online and get the picks, provided by the financial consultants, and pretend those are their picks. The stock market is, like, a three-dimensional chess game, and you are expecting to win playing checkers.

...but at least consistent...

1) Chevron
2) ExxonMobil
3) Marathon Petroleum
4) ConocoPhillips
5) Occidental Petroluem
6) Cheniere Energy

You beat me to it, Bobko...I was just too lazy...

Thank you Bobko - the one person who understands the assignment

What're you gonna do with it now?

He will sell everything he owns, buy your recommendations, and blame Putin and Trump for any losses.

I prepared for him a highly diversified portfolio. By highly diversified - I mean it consists exclusively of American oil companies.

If Russia's oil buyers get sanctioned, and Iran is nuked - CMS will be making money hand over fist.

My best stock today is HOOD
I bought 500 shares shares of it around the first of April at $42 and 8 weeks later now it is now up to $75 today.
I may have to take some profit and fly over to Poland and have a nice dinner with Paulina.
Have a bottle of wine older than her grandmother. Hoot !

The idea JR is that you tell us your picks before, not post factum.

Bobko understands even though I can't see his choices prospering until oil prices recover

In no particular order. Babcock, 3i, RR, Pets At Home, and M&S.

I'd say Halma and BAe however neither of those are at all cheap. I may buy some Halma myself however it is a long term thing.

M&S is controversial, however they're making some changes which are in the company's best interests.

I'm young. I can do crazy stuff like go "balls deep" on six of the same stocks, and wait until a new Pope is elected.

After seven minutes of thinking, I am ready to provide my next six stock picks:

1) Gamestop
2) Nikola Corporation
3) Peloton
4) WeWork (if it's still trading over the counter)
5) AMC Entertainment
6) Lucid Motors

Hey, Golden Moron, you didn't even say thank you to Bobko...WTF...

Yes, you and I already did this and I drubbed your ass, remember.
If not go back in this thread in part 1 and check it out.
Now go away, and leave us adults alone.

Eh ? Just like these dudes you didn't provide any picks

You can do now though JR - just give us 6 stocks, like Bobko and Jon have

Long term buy and hold:

SLB
HAL
HD
LOW
MSFT
CRCL

Personally, I bought MSFT in May of 2008 for around $28 a share. Every dividend since, reinvested in it. Stocks are not for day trading to create short term profits and get killed by taxes. I own all of these.

Good stuff PolAm - some interesting choices

Off to a good start with CRCL i see !

And Golden Moton is the dispenser.Sh*t the command straight from KAMIKAZE INVESTROS.

@cms neuf
People will always need gas and oil, they will always be doing home improvements or home building and technology cant be lived without. Pretty simple way to look at things. CRCL is speculative i=on my part, and IPO so who knows what wil happen. If you want crypto, thats where the big gains can come if you know what you are doing.

ICP will 5x in the next year to 18 months, VET could 10x before the end of the year, BCH is low cost way to get into Bitcoin for gambling, and XRP is a rocket on the launch pad, highly under valued for a coin with real applications already available.

I did in Part 1 of this thread after repeatedly telling you that I buy short term, not long term like you.
But after you pestered me enough I did some homework and did post six of them which beat yours very badly.
Before that I posted several single stocks that beat the S&P only to be mocked and diminished.
And that is why I have no intention of taking my precious time again to appease you.


Big Pharmaceuticals can't be lived without either like Johnson & Johnson and Eli Lilly
Same with food distributers like Costco and Proctor & Gamble
Then you have consumer good like Walmart and Philip Morris
All of those are pretty safe bets to make money on.
And don't forget about funeral homes, they will always be in demand.