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Just MHO but I think Meta has a real problem on its hands. AI is diminishing trust in its platforms fast. I don't know what the impact will be but nobody wants to interact with bots pretending to be people and scams, which seem to be it's two largest growth metrics. I don't think people will stop using the products entirely but I don't think they can justify their valuation long term either. I also think people will start to realize they can build localized social platforms without FB with very little effort. In short FB is basically a playground for AI villans and advertising. I don't think anyone can predict how it will play out in the end but FB currently is not even trying to make a value case for its users, and without them it's entire business model does not exist.
If ‘they’ are pushing something, run the other way (MHO of course).
I'm don't think they are going to invade kharg. I think they are going to identify and air bomb misslle sites....take out mine boats, drone boats and any small vessels that might harass cargo ships. There may be some reconnaissance to ID targets. Just MHO
Nice mix, i think VOYG is a contender for something big but just MHO
One point here. Do you take your car to a dentist to get repaired? Or go to mechanic to get your teeth cleaned? Probably not. You require specialists to do that work. Sometimes those specialists are not in your neighborhood / city / state. Use the right tool for the job. Bringing end-to-end manufacturing back to the US is akin to asking the American people to revert back to a pre-industrialized (1830s ) reality. As long as the society is a product driven, capitalist consumer culture, and America being the most industrialized country in that world, we are enabled, in fact required, to perform jobs that are late in the pipeline. ( This is due to the multiplicative effect of early-pipeline cost amplification ) I'm not saying ALL manufacturing should be done overseas, just that American's standard of living would require wages that make all the products you count on every day to be too expensive to reasonable afford. The world globalized, and with that, allowed specialization to be centered where it made the production pipeline, and by proxy, the products, efficient to manufacture and hence, cheaper. Additionally, when the shared goal amongst most nations is peace and cooperation, the model works insanely well. ( thing standard of living since 1950 ) It really only fails when countries take a empirical, aggressive, zero sum approach, creating instability and deep mistrust. Hence, the isolationist tendency of zero sum regimes. You don't want to undo globalization. Bringing manufacturing back to the US through this administration's approach requires that the dollar, ( the same one in your wallet / savings ) is worth LESS. This means you will literally have far lower buying power and ability to financially / legally protect your family and property. If the administration cared about the middle class, they would need a multiprong, multiyear process. ( non-exhaustive ) 1. work with allies to enable "final assembly" in the US using imported parts 2. require a 3x poverty line minimum wage ( \~$46 hr ) 3. drastically reduce the cost of higher education 4. repeal Citizen's United 5. re-instate the progressive tax state This would move enough money from the ultra-wealthy, to fund the government, and simultaneously enable a new middle class with real buying power. Unless people are willing to make wages that are under the current poverty line, manufacturing in the US, as it was in the 50s-80s, is done. Instead we could be focusing on jobs that are continually needed no matter the macro economics. Jobs that are physically distributed throughout all corners of the entire nation. Tradesman and other regular maintenance / craft jobs ( carpentry, plumbing, electrician etc ) You can't outsource those jobs, since they are bespoke and onsite. And you don't need to redirect tax money via tariffs to do it either. just MHO
Yes to buying indexes. And diversify those indexes. Some US, some world. Don't forget to also have some percentage in bonds. All time high in our accounts before yesterday, and then just a relatively small drop from yesterday. You can't diversify enough if you're just a single person buying individual equities. MHO.
Mid-week update RCL had a nice uptick, not huge. That's despite execs forecasting a rough Q4 with Hurricane Milton disrupting travel. Still bullish. MOD sold off after earnings. I added to my position on the dip. Diving deeper into the results, it looks like they are growing significantly. Investors probably did not like the bonuses and share based compensation paid this quarter putting a huge dent into eps, but those were committed based on performance and the company is performing. I was wrong on this one. still believe it has room to run, numbers are still great. MHO didn't move much, but beat earnings and revenue forecasts and continues its growth. GRBK seems to be dipping after hours today but didn't report yet. all home building stocks went down so may be a bigger commentary on the sector. I'm being patient with these. TWLO and SFM jumping early after hours after chunky earnings beats. Hopefully the upswing lasts and momentum carries into tomorrow.
Honestly not sure, but perhaps those macro trends are having an effect on home builders generally. Both of these companies are growing at a good clip so if their numbers look good I think they'll be fine. GRBK is a little different than MHO because they buy land and develop it and sell the homes, they may get hit more than others or they're stuck paying debt on land purchases that can't be monetized, but owning the land also gives more upside.
home sales are down MoM - do you think that will play an effect on earnings for MHO and GRBK?
There are other interesting plays not listed. SFM is up 149% YTD. Big jump last earnings, if numbers are good momentum will be great. Grocery stores are good bets in times like these. Homebuilders MHO and GRBK are this week. Both should have great numbers. They've had a great past 6 months but recently declined, for no particular reason other than maybe investors moving away from home building. Fundamentals for both are exceptional. RCL is mentioned up there. Crazy momentum for this one, up 33% last 3 months. If they beat I could see a nice pop here but might also see people cashing out because of worries of general economic uncertainty, discretionary stuff gets crushed sometimes. Not sure how earnings will play out but I'm bullish on the stock, adding to my position. TWLO, kinda beat up for part of this year, slow and steady recovery past few months, had a little bump last earnings that has continued. Investors have been cautious on this recovery but if they show continued improvement (very likely) people will pile in imo. MOD revised all projections upward mid quarter, they've set the bar very high for themselves. Past year the stock is up 216%. Still, I don't think it's priced in, a lot of people are not aware of this company. Stock down 4% past week on a mild dip, primed for a bounce at earnings.
I keep adding to MHO at this price. I don't get why it's down 5% over the past month, but I see it as an opportunity. Maybe just a pullback after a big run up. Last quarter earnings showed massive revenue and profit growth, PE is like 9. Both candidates talking about building a zillion homes. MHO builds the homes. You never know if there's some turd waiting to be revealed at earnings but all available info points to another strong earnings next week and continued massive growth.
Calls on: October 29th earnings, SFM and MHO. Or UBER on Halloween. Although I only have share positions I am adding more before earnings. Uber might be the better play because more action/liquidity but I think SFM is gonna crush
I got hit hard today on stocks that had big gains previously. Added to position in MHO. Hoping CLS earnings go well. Worked out with GM today, saved me from a bloodbath
It’s hard to see the Fed cutting rates below 3% in 2025, given the current economic factors you mentioned. With unemployment stabilizing and oil prices uncertain, along with the potential for inflationary pressure from geopolitical issues, the Fed might be cautious about making deep rate cuts. This environment could favor companies that benefit from higher rates, like payment systems (e.g., PAYO, WISE.LSE). On the other hand, some retail construction companies with strong fundamentals, like LEN and MHO, might still be attractive investments even if rates stay elevated.
Buying home builders MHO and GRBK
MHO, and you will be regretting it in October.
I fell into that fallacy but I forced myself to buy it, POWL, MOD, SFM, MHO and all went up higher. I guess well run companies with growth runways continue improving and expanding. I do share your long term mistrust of ANF but short term they still have growth potential IMO.
So it’s been sitting for years and grown into a fortune, and you want to change what exactly? Most traders sell their winners and hold on to losers. You’re also making $3000+ in dividends per year, hopefully reinvested. MHO
Not only precedence’s in law. I’m sure they have contracts with those companies they are servicing that have SLAs in place. An SLA, Service Level Agreement, promises levels of uptime, guaranteed timely support, etc…. I’m sure they failed many SLAs with their partner customers. They are on the bill for that first. The shitstorm is coming. 5.4B in losses for the customers will be reimbursed by CrowdStrike. I don’t think they even have 5.4B in cash. Their insurance company is going to pay out big time and then CrowdStrike may not be able to pay future insurance premiums. They are f*d large. Only a huge cash infusion will save them. NFA just MHO
If you like DHI, you might also want to take a look at MHO. Up and coming regional player.
Good move to buy NVDA, got mine at mid 400’s and sold most today. Of course price kept going up after I sold off 60% Will see how it goes heading into the end of the month. The institutions (big money/big fish/the whale) maybe pushing the price up and sell to capture the gain. Then they push price down to buy. I will watch candle spike, big green spike. The indication big money flowing in to buy. Be ready to follow the big money. Can’t win going against the whale. There still room for price to go up MHO, but I could be wrong.
MHO by EOW they come close and if they do I’ll be back with some gain porn lol
A lot of companies have been killing it over the past 5 years. Here are just a few companies I’ve been tracking based in Ohio: MHO +383%, IBP 403%, WMS 524%, MEDP 563%, VRT 703%
A lot of companies have been killing it over the past 5 years. Here are some companies I’ve been tracking based un Ohio: MHO 383%, IBP 403%, WMS 524%, MEDP 563%, VRT 703%
Looks like it got deleted but I found [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/CreditCards/s/MHO3nQ2lzj) from yesterday. So long enough to purchase calls
Only opinion here but based on the numbers I saw, overpriced. Maybe at around $15-$20 but they are adding padding based on name brand and hype. MHO.
Started with 40K from savings (I work at IT). Got lucky with MHO at $40 -> $100, then META $100 -> $300 and a few other investments like REGI where I almost did an all in and it got acquired after 2 weeks (https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/t1jfi6/42k\_to\_76k\_with\_regi\_stocks\_in\_12\_days/)
Only like 10-20 large cap stocks have made the "market" look over valued - remove these stocks and the market looks attractive. The problem that for you and others is you can't buy an index fund - they are top loaded with these large bloated pigs. You need to buy individual stocks - and for many this is not advisable... ​ Many small cap cyclical type stocks are really cheap. Look at F and GM. Look at home builders like MHO and BZH. Look at small cap Chinese stocks like JD, CSIQ, JKS. Even large banks like C... ​ So many stocks trading with PE's below 10, and trading below book value...
Max out ROTHs every year. Buy etf VOO never touch. You’ll have 3million by 35yo MHO
BXC and MHO. That's literally my only 2 investments. Why? There aren't 2 other stocks on US exchanges with even close to the price to earnings and price to cash flow and great Altman Z scores and reasonable growth projections over the next 5 years and extra cash to buyback shares or invest in other areas to boost cash flow. Do your own DD, but these 2 are gonna be money printers over the next 5-10 years IMHO. These are not short term trades for me. Long term buy, hold and forget about it unless something drastic happens to either.
$BXC and $MHO are my two faves. Price/earnings and price/cash flow are SUPER low, Altman Z scores are great, steady growth projections, both US companies. Only 2 stocks I'd feel safe buying in this overpriced market.
I have SPCE 200@2.9 Even tho Branson is out of futther founding I think that at some point someone will get into it and continue what Branson started. Im not suggesting you should sell it nor buy more, just saying MHO
This is the best answerer for the debate of active vs passive investing. Its a great argument for an Econ class, but as we know, good data in, good data out. Bad data in, bad data out. MHO, Index fund **investing** works for long term portfolio growth goals. Stock picking is for short term **trading** goals**. Investing and trading** are two different strategies.
Been a good one for sure, DHI and MHO too
When your financial advisor contacts you around the end of quarter to have a conversation about your 80% portfolio allocation in t bills and tries to sell you his bucket shop's inventory of [housing stocks](https://stockcharts.com/freecharts/candleglance.html?GRBK,TMHC,LEN,PHM,MHO,TPH,KBH,TOL|D|0), don't do it.
I think there is still quite a bit of downside in the real-estate market to come. I would personally keep this play in mind but probably not just go balls deep on it. No one in their right mind should be financing a house at 6 or 7 percent when less than 3 years ago the rates were 2-3% just MHO.
LOL tech stocks [https://stockcharts.com/freecharts/candleglance.html?GRBK,TMHC,LEN,PHM,MHO,TPH,KBH,TOL|D|0](https://stockcharts.com/freecharts/candleglance.html?GRBK,TMHC,LEN,PHM,MHO,TPH,KBH,TOL|D|0)
I am starting to think that this was a fugaize rally driven by bullshit algos that fucking pumped the market last night AH. They blew up decent earnings by 1 mega cap to sucker in retail. Just MHO
Both short squeeze plays. Of course they’re being shorted, people make money on both sides and many with to buy lower. It’s all a game. And the game hasn’t even started with these two. Both in their early stages. Not sure why you seem mad? This is just MHO, everyone has the right to their opinion, what’s yours?
Fucking rights they are. A US General last week says we're at war with them in two years... big red flag for me... but that's just MHO.
We have short attention span. You are presenting what’s going to happen in the future of QQQ. But right now at this month it’s probably bullish. It’s probably going to be a happy Christmas. Powell won’t spoil it. But comes January and February watch out. MHO.
Now you are truly rich inside. If you should find wealth in the future- balance speculation with caution. Set aside money for a rainy day. Otherwise, you are gambling. You had 300K and even though you 5X'd it, that was still gambling. You should have set some aside. Just MHO.
How are you going to know the options price at your target strike? Market orders in options are a bad idea. Looking only at the underlying and ignoring the Greeks is also a bad idea. MHO.
We need to have a "housing collapse" moment, a day where all MSM is panicking about housing crashing. THEN after that, the recovery will begin. Just MHO
Cramer is A HUGE douchebag who doesn't deserve the attention of us Apes, just imagine if no one cared of what came out his mouth or text or tweets. If we all collectively ignore him as an individual he will become irrelevant. MHO
China tensions are pretty much at snapping points now. It’s just a matter of when they will “visit” Taiwan. TSMC is gonna be in trouble. INTC should take advantage and start making deals with the likes of AAPL and move into high gear with fabbing smaller chips. It’s not easy or quick but if they start now, they’ll get there faster. AAPL would be wise to lean on INTC instead of TSM. Or TSM should just buy INTC and push for US fabs. The sooner the better. It would even show China that maybe they’re not gonna gain much by invading. Just MHO.
98% of sideline investors never buy at the bottom cause you never know when the Bottom hits until its way back up and then they pay that higher stock price point. Better to start buying a little at a time when you think it's close to bottom and buy the dip with each big drop. MHO
KBH are the first home builders to report earnings if I remember correctly (yeah I’m pulling that from memory 😆). You also have BZH, LGIH, DHI, MHO, LEN, TOL, …. And there are even some other companies loosely affiliated like LL.
I would recommend buying dried lentils. The price has moved from $1 a pound to $1.79 - Up 79% in 2 months. This price will continue to rise in MHO. This is the common green lentil. The red lentil has outpaced the green and is hovering 84% higher in 2 months. With tax you will be able to buy 3500 pounds of lentils - if purchased retail. Analysis: The humble lentil contains 35% of protein and is easy to prepare. One pound of lentils and 5 carrots can feed a family of 5, on a single serving. This high fiber food will not only prevent death by starvation, it will keep your bowels moving. Death from starvation is one thing. Death from starvation and an impacted colon is a whole other level of suffering (so the ghost tell me). You will be able to store these in a simple 5 gallon bucket and tight sealing lid. They will store a very long time without electricity. Besides tasting great and the nutrition, no one is going to be rolling up and stealing lentils from you. Those thugs will be looking for canned good, as instructed by the cultural programming provided by The Walking Dead and Zombie Apocalypse movies. Forget about guns and instead by a cast iron dutch oven and learn how to cook your food over an open flame. The electricity will be inoperable by an X class solar flare. And if you are able to survive the upcoming floods and famine, your humble lentils will be the new "green back". Maybe spend a couple of bucks on fire starting flint blocks and some seasonings. Turmeric, cumin, coriander and basil goes well with lentils. Salt will also be an important commodity to the few who survive. And this is all under the assumption the US and NATO do not provoke Russia into sending one of their 6000 nuclear weapons. In a nuclear war situation, $7,000 is the equivalent of litter. Disclaimer: I am not an investment professional, this is not investment advice and I recognize my primate level of intelligence. Much love.
This outcome will be a deciding force. I MHO we shall see. Thank heavens for spring and summer .. I am guessing you guys haven’t spent a great deal of time on the ground 😂👍😂😂with no aircon. Taint nothing but a flesh wound for anyone not American.. no offense other than to say, WtF? Get real. Winter is NOT coming. We got this.
Housing mkt will slow down some, but I'm not expecting a crash. If you're bullish buy MTH, LEN, DHI, MHO, KBH. P/E are 3-5. I'm a holder, but wished I'd sold at the All time highs a few months ago.
I’m starting to buy into mho, and looking lennar and Dr horton. MHO is getting the first amount because their value to growth is better.
Been up all 2022 anywhere between 3-8%. Heavy DISCK and VIAC (shares and sold puts) and added most of that at start of year after people tax harvested EOY 2021. Those are biggest reason for my gains Those puts expire next week and I'll be not reselling them until we hopefully see little selloff post DISCK merger and I'll resell them again. Added little BABA and TCEHY start of year which is now pretty much at my cost basis. Holding homebuilders PHM and MHO from last winter which I knew is a long term payoff (2yr +), which are my biggest losers YTD down around 10-20%. Added small amount of GOOGL, FB, TROW and AMZN in Feb. Those are all up. Sold FL puts after it's drop and wishing I sold more. On the occasion I compare it to SnP I've been beating it by 8-20% consistently in 2022. I underperformed SP in 2021 and 2020 by 1-2% each year. All of this is noise and unimportant anyway. Better questions are how is someone's performance over 5 years or more and how much risk are you assuming compared to the S&P? Imo the S&P was and still is too overweight the top companies. I'm not a huge over diversification guy, but last few years the index is getting way too overweight for my taste, so I've been totally fine with underperforming a tad if I sleep better at night with the valuation of the stocks I hold and having better dispersed allocation amongst them. People should do what they feel most comfortable with.
>MHO OXY was undervalued. It fell by far the most in 2020 when covid hit and it had yet to rise nearly as much as steady plays like MRO. The recent upside is catchup. > >When you talk about debt and preferred, all I see is enterprise value and a lot of leverage it can use to extract more profit. The rate on the preferred is annoying though. > >The debt had a specific purpose...it was used to acquire productive assets. It's not zombie debt or "bad debt". All true, which is why I invested in OXY during 2021. But the same upside is also present in A LOT of other equities (eg., OVV) that do not have the same issues as OXY. OXY is undervalued a couple days ago, but so were a lot of other energy equities. The debt melts away with WTI this high, but instead of clearing debt, other equities would be buying back shares and increasing their dividends bigly. It would be different if OXY had capex plans for 3x production growth. After today's 17% run, OXY's FCF yield is now below many other equities (eg., OVV). Energy is still undervalued if oil maintains $90 for FY 2022, but the margin for OXY undervaluation is significantly less now. Clearly, market agrees with your leverage argument. OXY responds both to upside and downside of oil prices.
The only issue with trucking companies is the cost of labor has risen 20% and the cost of fuel 60%.. If they hedged the fuel costs.. They should do well.. If not they will miss on earnings? Just MHO...
It's not that fundamentals don't matter. It's that stocks aren't traded based on fundamentals and technicals. They're traded on fear and greed. Just MHO, but it's irrelevant to real results. We know it's nuts that black tulips were responsible for a bubble. So? Knowing what people should do is irrelevant, because people behave irrationally. Your argument isn't with disconnected fundamentals, it's with human behavior. *what you've uncovered is a feature, not a bug*
Slowly adding more to home builders (currently own LGIH, KBH, MHO). Nothing special about em - they're just pretty cheap. From a macro standpoint, I think there's a slight tailwind overall: **Positive Macros** Lending rates still near historical lows. Demographics: America's largest age cohort is entering their [early-to-mid 30s](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/32/USA2020dec1.png/1280px-USA2020dec1.png) Speculative, but I think the high price of other assets, and the struggles of the Chinese real estate market could help real estate investment in the US. **Negative Macros** Rates expected to rise. Continuing shortages of supplies and labor and higher associated costs for both.
Homebuilder stocks have traded irrationally for many months. I held MTH, MHO, and GRBK through ups and downs that gave me at least a few extra greys throughout 2021. In the last 2 weeks, the omicron concern has encouraged bond buying, and this drop in rates is no-doubt stimulating algorithmic buying of homebuilders while it triggers selling of banks. Meanwhile, Fed speech and analyst projections would have us think rates will start climbing again sometime soon. When rates go up, homebuilders will come down, of that there is no doubt. The questions are when and how severely. I don't have the answer to that, but I've sold out anticipating it will be soon and potentially violent. I have every intention to re-buy on the other end. But if the stocks don't fall before the next earnings reports in late January and early February, I suspect they will rise considerably from here (earnings reports have been a powerful catalyst for many quarters).
I loaded up hard on US home builders Friday and Monday. They are printing money and have been growing profits and revenues for years straight. Right now market is pricing the as if they will not continue like this, PE 6-8 for growth! My top picks CCS DHI MTH MHO LGIH
The coming energy crisis when people realize they really want to heat their homes, run their businesses, and put gasoline, yes gasoline in their cars. Oh, and also when they want to fly home for the holidays and a ticket costs $5000.00 because of air fuel prices. I think that might burst the bubble. Only MHO.
What did Shana Sissel mean when she called MHO an "acquisition candidate?" Also the stock is trading at 5x earnings potential. It's clearly bullish, extremely bullish. Why am I the only one not fully understanding it? It comes off as overvalued. Did I misunderstand earnings?
Pile that information with the supply shortages some homebuyers other homebuyers are facing (Pulte), location tailwinds, and large backlog of inventories for MHO.
APPS - Digital Turbine High of $91 back in March 2021. $77 on July 1, 2021. Currently $51, rebounding from a low of $48. No real reason for the drop lately IMO. Analyst target price still around $106, with no sell recommendations. EPS Est has done nothing but increase since the beginning of the year. The stock has vastly surpassed earnings estimates every quarter for the last year. Revenue growth expected to be around 40+% per year. However, this is a volatile stock, with a fairly recent history (last year) But, it is also a growth stock with good long term potential with the currently business model. Just MHO and not giving stock advice.
Wait 6 months is MHO. But gotta weigh rates vs price... Prices cant go much higher..can they?
Tlry is the mkt leader after merger with aphria so hold it long term & would be rewarded not a meme stock ÍMHO
Too far out, try some 6-8 months out and see how you do. Just MHO
Home prices are soaring. This means huge profits for the homebuilders. Almost all of them are strong buys. The best are PHM, MHO and TPH. Also very strong are LEN, DHI, LGIH, MTH. You can't really go wrong with any of these. Buy now for big profits.
A big warning sign is massive spike in Fed Repos of cash from Banks every night. 747 billion 6/18. Too much QE and stimulus for too many years with over leveraged naked shorts ftds by HFs and MMs. MHO is a massive correction and discount to buy back in. Not financial advise.
Ouch. Should just stick to the plan and go long with AMC. All of a sudden there are lots of distractions to get people off AMC and the squeeze on hedge funds on a Single ticker. We are stronger together and the hedge funds are creating other destructions to get out of AMC. JUST MHO
Everyone here should but they’re too distracted with the next meme which today apparently is WKHS. When the bill drops, and it’s a question of when not if, it’s going to be a rush just like February and that’s going to be too late for most of everybody. It’s MHO
HF are buying fake shares, as are we. At some point, all fakes need to be covered. Just MHO.
That makes sense, maybe $70 strike is not deep enough ITM to do that. Selling those OTM calls may be the way to go. Is there something, like a calculated value or something, that I can use to help me determine the right strike other than MHO or gut feelings?
LPX DHI LGIH UFPI LEN LENB MHO CCS KBH LOW HD Other than those, no. :-). But check out the charts for those.
Personally I would buy July atm $15 since this thing should pop on the a-sample announcement this month, then sell as close to the top of the hype as you dare. Wait for inevitable dip the next 1-2 days and buy back in. Just MHO.
XLY the only deal left in cdn pot stocks, in MHO.
I think ATRO, WFC, BHLB will all gain at least 10% from their present price by summer ("present price" means closing price on Friday, 3/26). And rising treasury yields should not negatively influence them. A little more risky could be several low p/e homebuilders, like MTH, MHO, GRBK. In this case, I'd try to time an entry. They all popped on Friday, and may dip later in the week. Rising rates may hurt these stocks. Perhaps more risky still is BDSI, which is awaiting litigation on its patent. If lawsuit rules in their favor, stock may go up 5-8x. We'll know more by summer.
"If we all hold" is assuming "we" makes up a majority of long positions. Truth be known, gme is heavily day traded. MHO
7 years is a long time and they are far away from those times. This is a much better company now than it was a decade ago. This is just MHO and do not take as advise, I’m also a share holder and believe in the stock.
I would look into MHO and MTH. These two companies are financially health and selling a ton of single family houses right now. They are trying to process more loans through their financial arms then they are able to handle with their staff.
https://twitter.com/MHO_1988/status/1367542034542825473?s=20 LMFAO
Dividends are fine, but by no way to select a stock. Follow momentum. There are plenty of dividend stocks that just sit, stagnate. I'd much rather see double digit appreciation than a string of 2% dividends. MHO
Nxp supplies a lot of chips for cars Ev’s and autonomous vehicle chips same with on semiconductor I think this is going to be a huge play as they are predicting the chip shortage will be at least until the third quarter NXP is the biggest but I feel on semiconductor is more undervalued currently just MHO 🤙🏻
So I'm not going to downvote you bc I believe you're asking a genuine question, however your comment might be misconstrued as disparaging and presumptuous. BUT since you asked, I'll share MHO. As you may have witnessed a few weeks back, on how a "Reddit Driven Group" countered HedgeFund Group's orginal intentions to short $GME. This is likely bc no one predicted anyone, much less a forum that's been around for years, could or would actually do anything about it. This showcased a variable that wasn't anticipated and will likely change the strategy of the "game" in the future and showed the HF Group that "we're paying attention", sort of. Plus it helped expose some dirty tactics that Robinhood has been playing for who knows how long. This has caught the attention of both sides of the political parties; so there *is* some value that came from this subreddit. Finally, to answer your question seriously, I think it depends on what you're seeking. If you're expecting free financial advice or information on the next "big short squeeze" then you'll be disappointed. Question is, what is your measurement of value and what exactly do *YOU* seek ? Again, this is all just MHO, take it as you'd like, until then, we'll return to your regularly scheduled program, after these "shit posts".