Stocks to buy this week
I'm planning on buying a few stocks this week and was curious if any of you guys have a game plan or think it's a bad idea to buy this week. With all the reports coming out, unemployment on Thursday, I was planning on buying then because I think these numbers are going to be way higher than the last report and we might test the lows again. Again, this is just my own thought process and please leave your feedback if you think this is a good/bad plan or if you have your own game plan for this volatile market!
My plan is dollar cost averaging. Don't buy everything at once, but buy a little each week. By the time the equity markets start to rebound, you will have a large position to capitalize on the gains.
Thanks! What are your favorites right now? I really like MSFT and Medtronic (MDT).
Just saw that TWTR is finally profitable? Correct me if I'm wrong but they were hemorrhaging cash a year or so ago...
You're right about user base but their ad platform isn't as compelling as FB or even snap chat. I'd go long FB before putting $ into twtr.
I'd short grpn, short yelp, short aprn. And as much as i hate to say it (nostalgia factor) short gamestop GME.
You weren't shorting GRPN and Yelp already because they were terrible overvalued businesses?
TVIX as everything keeps going further into chaos this keeps shining like gold. Wild price swings but a short term play to weather this storm.
tsla samsung
Are you long tesla? I have a decent return trading TSLA. Its volatile, jumping 50 points any given day. I think it will settle around $400-420 (currently $528), in the near term. $900 was absurd. Easy way to make some quick cash in this market.
Whatever Dave Portnoy aka #DavieDayTrader tells you to
$3m on lululemon first thing in the AM
Bought some $USO Jan 2022 $5 calls. We shall see how it plays out.
$5 Jan 2022 Calls? How much those cost? Seems like a long ass time horizon but I guess if it ramps up you could make coin. Little bit conservative for my taste.
$114 per contract right now. My average is a little bit higher.
Is anyone speculating on some deeply distressed names that are priced like they’re going out of business in the beaten up sectors? I have some names that I’ve circled that have enough cash to make it to the other side in my estimation, but speculative nonetheless.
Not longing any distressed business unless I believe their long-term business model. I think businesses with crap businessmodels (even if they're priced decently within good economic conditions) deserve to be smoked out.
What cos are you referring to? And by 'make it to the other side' are you referring to the end of the covid debacle?
Macy’s, DENN, CAKE all look priced like they’re going out of business. Risk / reward on these purely as a one year investment horizon turnaround from current levels are intriguing me.
I'm considering F, Ford @ $4.83 and has a 12%div yield. This would be for the long haul. I'm worried they will cut their dividend. Anyone have any insight, they would mind sharing.
FB looks attractive MSFT if there’s another pull back SBUX on a pullback COF as a consumer recovery play. Just way too cheap here.
Starbucks has been getting a lot of attention lately. I feel there will be another pullback back to $60. I'll pull the trigger there.
I don’t see Facebook as attractive. The first thing that business cuts is ad spending and marketing, Facebook’s core revenue comes from that so i don’t see them performing very well over the next quarter/year. I see enterprise software doing well and insurance doing well too.
FB might struggle short term but it has a strong balance sheet and it’s trading at 16x forward earnings. Even if you say earnings are going to come in 30% below expectations, that still puts it at a PEG of 1. I like it long term.
TSM. 5G will need to come sooner or later. Doesn't look like the world looks at China too favrobaly now, so I can see where TSM comes in.
Anyone expecting the market to go up Friday 4/3?
This is when the SBA will begin accepting applications for the Paycheck Protection Program which provides a low interest loan (0.5%) that converts to a grant.
I'm anticipating a bounce for the day. Since it will cloud any bad news that will be reported.
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