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Why Investing in the Coal Sector May Still Be a Smart Move: An Unpopular Opinion
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Looking at HELE, call is tempting.
Thanks for the insight, I might pass on HELE
Calls on DAL, BYRN, SMPL(maybe best one), HELE, WDFC, PSMT.
HELE is very low, calls 6 months out $30 strike?
I will say this… yes it can be a powerful tool. Made a lot of money off of buying quality names that went -20% below their 200DMA, like $HSY, $KMB, $KO, and more. However, it did not work for $WBA, $HELE, and currently sideways / down for $ZBH So, it’s all luck 🍀
Hold em HELE calls 🥰
I can finally throw my 4momth $HELE bag...
Don’t forget HELE got absolutely nuked last earnings. Puts might be the play again.
🖼️ [Here's the confirmation](https://imgur.com/a/EN0jQEx). We can assume there's a chance the print ($64.50) that's within the same minute VM registered the bet (Jul 9, 2024, at 07:48) could've occurred after the BanBet. Fine. But the print before that one is $65.00, and the one earlier went between $65.39 and $65.40. Dude, $66.72 is waaay off. HELE bounced--hence my play--and reached $67.40 before plunging. The bet should've been from $65.39 to $66.44, and I would've won when HELE bounced. I won't argue for the win, but I did file the proper paperwork so the WSB Honorable Supreme Court would not count it as a loss.
>The macro environment and the health of consumers and retailers has worsened. - HELE Apple isn't going to sell shit. Same for Amazon. Ad sale rates will tank as demand drops. This entire market is fucked.
You will get a depression - not a recession. The consumer is worse that advertised. >The macro environment and the health of consumers and retailers has worsened. - $HELE
>[T]he macro environment and the health of consumers and retailers has worsened. - HELE Apple, Amazon, meta, and Google are going to guide down. Market is fuked
agree, I had the same theory with HELE today. current positions are PEP 162.5P 7/19, on the basis that it has competitive pressure and has been declining in its space, its fast food holdings are exposed to declining spend on food away from home, and i suspect their snack brands are exposed to consumers shifting to private label and away from name brands. SGH 25C 7/19, they do LEDs (gotta have lights to work indoors) as well as a bunch of automation(i think) and IoT/edge computing stuff which seems like something that companies are pushing for to catch the AI wave. DAL 46.5P 7/12, they're probably the best airline, sure, but they're still subject to declines in business travel (discretionary corporate spend) and consumer price sensitivity. I think that despite the summer holidays being record travel, that consumers are downgrading to cheaper flights where they can, and so that would imply a shift IMO from more expensive international flights to short haul, and from mainline carriers to budget (who themselves are being hammered by people deciding to stay at home or do cheaper travel e.g. via car).
Who got rich off HELE puts? What’re the gains?
HELE put holders made f* cking bank.. shit..
not if you had HELE puts lol
HELE WTF 
Wow i actually made money on HELE
HELE got ass blasted.
Is it a good time to buy into HELE?
Got one right for the week so far! HELE puts and BRYN calls! Went with BRYN. Let’s get tomorrow ready 💪🏾
Made 10K on HELE short hehe
HELE gonna open at a 10-year low, hot damn. Earnings are insane this year.
Good luck with your apple, meta, msft, goog earnings. All consumer facing >Helen of Troy $HELE -25% Premarket on Q1 Results as consumer dies and guidance cut Were gonna se ad sales issues, Amazon sales drops, weak iPhone sales and price cuts.
HELE is sitting at 66 right now.
I would like to inform you regards, that I bought 10 HELE 65p yesterday before close because that's all I had left. Intel to 40 EOD
My HELE puts are gonna be up 400%+
Guy who owned $HELE 100c is on suicide watch rn
HELE puts looking good this morning
HELE Puts looked a bit expensive, needed -10% to get into the money. So I bought NVDA puts instead  Need to deposit more money into my trading account.
✔️ consumer fuk >Consumer Trouble? Helen of Troy $HELE -25% Premarket on Q1 Results: >Sales $417M vs $445M est >EPS $0.99 vs $1.58 est
$HELE has earnings premarket tomorrow $HELE is “Helen of Troy” JPow speaks at 11 It’s a trojan rugpull
Is anyone playing HELE?? What's the play here??
My game for next week: HELE Calls! FAST Puts! Who will do the opposite?
$HELE next Tuesday did +20% on earnings this time last year, down since then
\*\*Why Investing in the Coal Sector May Still Be a Smart Move: An Unpopular Opinion\*\* ​ You’ve probably heard that coal is bad for the environment and the economy. That investing in coal is like throwing your money into a pit of fire. That coal is a dying industry that has no future. But what if I told you that there are still some reasons to consider investing in coal? That coal might not be as doomed as you think? That coal could actually offer some opportunities that other sectors don’t? Before you downvote me to oblivion, hear me out. In this post, I’ll explain why investing in coal might still be a smart move, despite the stigma and the challenges. ​ \*\*Why the Stigma?\*\* ​ Let’s start with the obvious: coal is one of the dirtiest sources of energy. Coal-fired power plants emit huge amounts of air pollutants and greenhouse gases, contributing to climate change and health problems. Coal mining also damages the environment and endangers the lives of workers. That’s why there’s been a global shift toward renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydro. These sources are cleaner, cheaper, and more sustainable than coal. They also align with the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria that many investors look for. ​ \*\*Economic Reality\*\* But here’s the thing: coal still accounts for about 27% of the world’s total energy supply. And in some regions, especially in emerging markets and less developed countries, coal is still the main source of electricity. Why? Because coal is cheap, abundant, and reliable. It can provide a lot of energy with a small amount of fuel. ​ As the world population grows and more people need access to electricity, the demand for energy will increase. And while renewables are the future, they may not be able to meet this demand fast enough. Renewables depend on weather conditions and storage capacity, which can limit their availability and scalability. ​ That’s where coal comes in. Coal can fill the gap between the current and future energy needs. Coal can provide a steady and consistent supply of electricity, regardless of weather or time of day. Coal can also support the development of other industries that require a lot of energy, such as manufacturing and mining. ​ \*\*Hedge Against Volatility\*\* Another reason to invest in coal is that it could serve as a hedge against market volatility. With everyone jumping on the renewable energy bandwagon, these markets could become oversaturated and unstable. The prices of renewable energy stocks could fluctuate wildly due to supply and demand imbalances, technological disruptions, or regulatory changes. ​ Coal, on the other hand, is an unpopular and undervalued sector. There’s less speculation and hype around coal stocks, which could make them more stable and predictable. Investing in coal could help you diversify your portfolio and reduce your exposure to risk. ​ \*\*Technological Advancements\*\* You might think that coal is an old-fashioned and outdated technology that has no room for improvement. But that’s not true. There are actually some innovations happening in the coal sector that aim to make it cleaner and more efficient. ​ One example is carbon capture and storage (CCS), which is a process that captures CO2 emissions from coal-fired power plants and stores them underground or in other locations. This way, CO2 doesn’t enter the atmosphere and contribute to global warming. CCS is not perfect, but it’s a step forward in reducing the environmental impact of coal. Another example is high-efficiency low-emissions (HELE) coal technologies, which use advanced boilers and turbines to burn coal more efficiently and produce less emissions. HELE coal technologies can reduce CO2 emissions by up to 35% compared to conventional coal plants. ​ By investing in coal today, you could be indirectly investing in the future of cleaner fossil fuel technologies. You could be supporting the research and development of solutions that could make coal more compatible with environmental goals. ​ \*\*Dividends and Valuations\*\* ​ Finally, one of the most attractive reasons to invest in coal is that it offers high dividends and low valuations. Because coal stocks are unpopular and underappreciated, many of them are trading at low prices relative to their earnings and assets. This means that you could buy them at a bargain and potentially sell them at a profit later. ​ Moreover, many coal companies pay generous dividends to their shareholders as a way to reward them for their loyalty and patience. Dividends are regular payments that companies make from their profits to their investors. Dividends can provide you with a steady income stream and boost your returns over time. ​ For long-term investors who are looking for value and income opportunities, coal stocks could be a good option. \*\*The Risk Factor\*\* ​ Of course, investing in coal is not without its risks. There are many factors that could affect the performance of the coal sector, such as: Regulatory changes: Governments could impose stricter environmental regulations or carbon taxes on coal producers or consumers, which could increase their costs and reduce their profits. ​ Environmental activism: Environmental groups could pressure coal companies or their customers to switch to cleaner energy sources, which could reduce their demand and market share. ​ Renewable energy growth: Renewable energy sources could become more competitive and widespread, which could lower the price and demand for coal. Coal supply and demand: Coal prices and production could vary depending on the availability and quality of coal reserves, as well as the global and regional demand for coal. ​ These risks are real and significant, and you should not ignore them. However, they are not unique to coal. Every sector has its own risks and challenges, and you should always do your own research and analysis before making any investment decisions. ​ \*\*Conclusion\*\* ​ Investing in coal is not a popular idea, but it might not be a bad one either. There are still some reasons to consider investing in this sector, such ​ \-Meeting the immediate global energy demand ​ \-Hedging against market volatility ​ \-Benefiting from technological advancements ​ \*\*Enjoying high dividends and low valuations\*\* ​ Investing in coal is not for everyone, and it’s not without its risks. But if you’re looking for an unpopular opinion that could pay off in the long run, you might want to give coal a second chance. ​ Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Always do your own research and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
2.18 to 3.12 on small bach of 8/25 spy puts. Solid couple weeks between HELE, BBY, and spy.
I also shorted HELE via a put. Can't wait for this turd to finally roll off my portfolio next week.
The HELE short has been port changing. It's worth $26.
Yes…hold through but do your due diligence. I held several CSP contracts on HELE through earnings. Sold a few CSPs weeks before earnings and stock price continued to climb and it spiked on earnings release. Closed my 7/21 $100 contracts for $10 the day of earnings release. Nice profit and I only wished I had purchased the shares. Hele has been on my 3rd tier watch list for maaaaany months and I jumped into positions because I felt it had hit its bottom…so I did my technical and fundamental analysis. It works to hold through if you do your research.
HELE back into short range. I don't buy these ER numbers for a single second.
I think maybe ENPH. Some consumer goods seem to be relatively cheap now, like HELE, NKE, and VFC. Not financial advice though.
Sounds like the CFO of HELE is about to find out for all of us
$HELE now down over 6% today. Bet its that CFO put news being digested. Dude has almost $270,000 betting against his own company in december options. Speaks for itself
Stupid $HELE low volume pumps cc /u/pura112
/u/pura112 you still in $HELE?
HELE set up for another short and put batch. 5 day rule in effect. Not gay.
Keep pushing on HELE. Just broke over VWAP and starting to squeeze. Potential for 100+
HELE - keep pushing Spartans, could squeeze hard
HELE - lots of institutional ownership and puts playing. Make ‘em burn
Because people have dm me asking what my positions are, here. I own zero common stock and avg hold period is 3-6 weeks. The LEAPs are for SHTF scenarios. Above the HELE position, ALL are profitable bc I have been adding them for the past 4 weeks. DM me if you have questions. DISCLAIMER: Do not take a trade bc some stranger on REddit is in the position. You have no idea why or when nor do you know what the stop or profit target is. Plus, for all you know the poster is a complete moron. Well, at least one half of a moron. As always, I welcome intelligent conversation. https://preview.redd.it/48x2ahbg5dqa1.png?width=632&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=054799acb0568573ed50ad1a29dd89b2ef178bd5
Anyone doing puts on HELE?
u/Puta112 with that new HELE short play. I totally missed the 5/19 90$ after you announced due to work. Revisited when it hit 88$ but didn’t trigger a buy. Good luck on those.
I must now prepare in solitude for battle with ball shaver and minty chest rub seller HELE. Two additional enemies have been identified and we will attack them on all fronts once our army is ready. NOT GAY.
$895k in HELE 5/19 90p at the ask this morning. Going to take my COIN put largesse and go deep into this next fraud.
Please don't let HELE be the Hindenburg subject tomorrow, do it next month. I want to double my August position.
Not looking too hot are they? HELE is next.
Gotcha. I have always done 4:1 p/c ratio on COIN. I have been trying to catch the run ups lately by going 2:1 or 5:2, added 80c weeklies today to try and do that and hedge my June COIN set up. Looks like tomorrow may be the day to unload. HELE is my next put crusade.
HELE is the next put crusade. Wouldn't be surprised if they are the subject of Hindenburg tomorrow. Complete fraud.
Puts on $HELE , when the fed raises the rates today, this company, with no cash flow, will have their debt become an unsustainable burden. They are done. They can't get there...
HELE may 100p. Always have COIN puts.
RemindMe! 7 days HELE may 19 100p
Was in TGT 155/160 1/13 spreads before I decided to shoot myself in the foot and play $HELE thinking they’d have good things to say and the market would take it well. I’m very annoyed. Going to Google and letting it sit there until the week of earnings. Too much uncertainty in $HELE rn
HELE and AEHR, waiting until Thursday for earnings.
OMG @ the intraday play on HELE from the earnings dip.....good on you if you caught that. 25% or so run from premarket to close.
Shares of Helen of Troy Ltd. HELE, +3.41% fell 1.5% in premarket trading Wednesday, after the consumer products company, with brands including OXO, Hydro Flask and Braun, reported fiscal second-quarter earnings that beat expectations but cut its full-year outlook, as rising inflation has prompted consumers to change their spending patterns. Oxo is a staple in high income HH.
The most anticipated earnings releases scheduled for the week are Tilray #TLRY, Matrix Service #MTRX, Acuity Brands #AYI, Levi Strauss #LEVI, Constellation Brands #STZ, McCormick & Company #MKC, RPM International #RPM, Byrna Technologies #BYRN, Helen of Troy #HELE, and SMART Global #SGH. http://eps.sh/cal
**AVERAGE EARNINGS MOVE | LAST MOVE | IMPLIED MOVE FROM ATM OPTIONS PRICING** *2022-07-06* [Saratoga Investment Corp $SAR](https://earnings-watcher.com/#/positions?symbol=SAR): 4.07% | 5.04% | 6.77% [Simulations Plus Inc $SLP](https://earnings-watcher.com/#/positions?symbol=SLP): 8.49% | 14.78% | 7.56% *2022-07-07* [WD 40 Company $WDFC](https://earnings-watcher.com/#/positions?symbol=WDFC): 6.73% | 8.6% | 9.3% [Levi Strauss and Co $LEVI](https://earnings-watcher.com/#/positions?symbol=LEVI): 9.74% | 9.61% | 9.68% [Helen of Troy Ltd $HELE](https://earnings-watcher.com/#/positions?symbol=HELE): 6.14% | 4.69% | 6.44%
**AVERAGE EARNINGS MOVE | LAST MOVE | IMPLIED MOVE FROM ATM OPTIONS PRICING** 2022-07-06 [Saratoga Investment Corp $SAR](https://earnings-watcher.com/#/positions?symbol=SAR): 4.07% | 5.04% | 6.77% [Simulations Plus Inc $SLP](https://earnings-watcher.com/#/positions?symbol=SLP): 8.49% | 14.78% | 7.56% *2022-07-07* [WD 40 Company $WDFC](https://earnings-watcher.com/#/positions?symbol=WDFC): 6.73% | 8.6% | 9.3% [Levi Strauss and Co $LEVI](https://earnings-watcher.com/#/positions?symbol=LEVI): 9.74% | 9.61% | 9.68% [Helen of Troy Ltd $HELE](https://earnings-watcher.com/#/positions?symbol=HELE): 6.14% | 4.69% | 6.44%
So they do the same as HELE, but not make any money?
HELE is a monster of a company. They have wild swings on ER too, if you want to gamble. OI/VOL really sucks though
HELE has been a favorite of mine [for decades.](https://youtu.be/m97Oe_P1Bmw) (link to brief video). Also SCI and Danaher Corp (Danaher for 18 years maybe, very strong management team, the Rales Brothers).
Funeral home company [Service Corp](https://youtu.be/q6nCUnBKqLg) has a guaranteed customer base. And it has only appreciated over the past decades. [HELE is another](https://youtu.be/m97Oe_P1Bmw) very long term winner.
Here watch [this.](https://youtu.be/BVy2K1dMWYw) (some very important fundamentals) Also [this](https://youtu.be/d5elHXGcDV0). (example of investment strategy) Here are two examples of stocks that just seem to continually go up and up that are good LT investments. YOu still have to worry about overall market conditions b/c stocks go up and down with the market. So in a crap market, even good stocks tend to go down as well. But here are two stocks, [SCI](https://youtu.be/q6nCUnBKqLg) and [HELE](https://youtu.be/m97Oe_P1Bmw), that have done well for decades and decades. (disclosure, i made these videos, they contain no referral links and i make no money from them)