MO

Meko1972

Jogging in (no treadmill) place in my living room staring at my phone looking cool just trying to burn calories before MO! 

AcanthisittaFeeling6

I always add, added in the latest dip to $3.4. Will add tmw 6am, then after MO. I think it may be the next OPEN or even top it.

Merry-Vandal

Mess around AH or wait until MO? I dont love AH but don't want to miss a clear play I might not think of

fibonacci011235

Now you won't MO!

Orennji

Her previous MO at Supreme was to get the company cleaned up to get acquired as a payoff. Her leaving may be a signal that she does not see it coming or BAT doesn't want it to happen.

howieyang1234

Setting a fire and putting it off whilst claiming credit on putting it off is Trump’s MO.

Logical_Phallusee

>My strategy is super simple If it's super simple, it isn't much of a strategy. It's just an MO.

Howsurchinstrap

Altria,MO. Has had a steady dividend for over 50 some odd years.

btcprint

It's a shame that there are a bunch of cities with a higher murder rate but they voted red so the president won't help them. Montgomery, AL... st Louis, MO... Memphis, TN. Much higher per capital murder rates. So why Chicago and not them? Why does Trump hate the red states?

Bauchigawauwou

Bought 1DTE yesterday, were ITM at MO, now they are worthless - thanks taco, couldn't you post that AH?!

zeroonetw

AI is a tool that will make the world more productive. It will free up labor to do other tasks. Until we all have yachts and drinking 60 yo scotch… we still have work to do. With that said there are undervalued companies. TGT is one today. MO was a couple of years ago. Look for those.

Healthy-Savings-502

Not saying that I'm right. Just seems to be his MO. Throw a bomb on Friday so that the market has limited time to respond then adjust statements and send minions on Sunday shows to do damage control if results are negative. Rinse and Repeat.

cardmagic1002

Are they going to try to short the market again? Their MO is creating dumb chaos and scaring everyone.

Patient-Being7155

I have been investing in the stock market for about 30 years and as you can imagine, I have accumulated many shares of stocks. I have mainly bought and held Dividend Aristocrats. Some of my big stock positions include ABBV(3700 shares), MCD(2550 shares) MO(7400 shares). I have begun selling covered calls on the stocks that I own. If my stocks were to be assigned, I would be subjected to hefty capital gains taxes. So, I have written covered calls that are out of the money with about 2-4 weeks time to expiration., to lower my risk of getting assigned. The premiums are anemic but my goal is to earn about $1,000 every two weeks on my positions. Am I expecting too much? Is my strategy correct?

Ill_Moose5282

I put a bit in MO BKRB, and VDC as hedge, it is somewhat negatively correlated. I plan to rebalance after bubble pop

Mundane_Platform_820

UAMY, MO, USAR, UUUU will check yours

07Macca

it's his MO - do something to tank the market, have all your mates buy heavily, walk back policy, market soars, mates sell & make a fortune

babarock

Across my portfolios: ADC, APLD, DUK, GIS, IAU, MCD, MO, PEP, SLV, SO were up over 1% and several over 2%.

Key-Ad331

I'm in MO. It's pretty cheap but not like that! 10 pack of 10mg for 12 bucks. So ~500 bucks plus tax.

ShutterSplunker

KO MO Gold anything

Shiz_in_my_pants

MO gang checking in

Recent_Register_2952

Nice fat MO divvy tonight 💸

BCQCPANC

Trump’s MO. Stir up a bunch of shit, step away, take credit for solving the problem.

DramaticDirection292

This has always been Trumps MO. Accuse others of what he himself plans to do. It’s been kind of genius strategy for some reason. Even when everyone can see right through the bullshit, for some reason no one can stand up to him successfully. It’s like nothing sticks to this guy

centexAwesome

LOL, I did but some MO this week and it is up today.

PeachScary413

He always does, literally every time it's the exact same MO. Threaten, rage a little bit, throw out some insane number... slowly realise he is fucked with no leverage, TACO. Is it just free money buying the dip on Monday?

West-Manufacture30

It's funny to watch $MCD and $MO join hands and moon after the tweet.

hiigara2

Smoke! I hold MO stock.

sharpetwo

Don't you have a Sharpe 3 and 8 figures pnl to deal with instead of arguing with a MO guy who got carried in ONE answer, and follow a trail of thought? Yes fair, I went further than the AMD context. And then what? OP actually got something out of that, because HE is not as pedantic as you, and read beyond the written words to get the full context of what I was trying to say. Because I'm sure you noticed that the position OP talked about at the first place, was complete nonsense too. I had to extrapolate, made some assumptions in what he said, and then got carried away. It's that simple. The call out was a good thing, my first answer inappropriate, that's it. But I won't let myself bullied by either: AMD vol went bid into the close? Really? Oh I didn't notice you know? What is AMD anyway? Can you explain it to me? Can you also please explain who your friend Kurt is? Could you make an intro? You know I'm trying so hard to get into the field ... please please .. I'll be a good little girl. Seriously .... People like you are actually the other reasons I keep writing for retails and pro with limited options expertise, because as you know from your little high tower, there are many. Because on one hand they have all the scammers that really don't understand what they are doing, and on the other hand, they have the know-it-all insiders, arrogant quants, sharing inside jokes with those "who get it", laughing at the rest who "are so dumb", so quick to judge and dismiss but very little useful information for people actually trying to do something with the reality of retail trading. The type of trading you do anyway is so further remove than the reality of who manages a 7 figures account at best, that the truth is, you can barely be useful. Try to contribute further than nitpicking or giving gold point to good answers and bad ones. You'll see it's not as hard as hedging vomma. Peace.

rackoblack

In retirement, for one. But for us, along the way there were a few holdings that remained solid companies that became large positions for us. We'd trim the positions a little at some ATHs (more likely if it dipped down to two stars on Morningstar). Then later if it dipped again and especially if it hit four stars, I'd buy some back. Doing this in IRAs makes it easy to ignore wash sales, not so in taxable accounts. These included MCD and MO. But it was the exception, not the rule.

Heavy-Situation-9346

This is this guys MO. Sometimes gives good advice, but oftentimes, just gobbledygook. Unfortunately, you can probably only differentiate between the two if you have experience, so to newer traders, the nonsense looks like wisdom.

WrappedInLinen

That's basically a momentum trader's MO. Works for a lot of people. Others, like me, are cheapskates and are primarily only interested in a bargain. But that's true for me out in the world as well. There are a kajillion ways to invest. Ultimately, a person has to figure out what style of investing works with their own psychology.

aPriori07

Longer term play I think. Against my usual MO I'm going to hold this for a couple weeks and DCA if necessary.

Recent_Register_2952

its for sure a big time yield trap ET is similar and slightly better choice if you are just chasing yield. MY retard opinion that is not financial advice is to maybe look into MO or BTI, perhaps GILD if you want some yield + upside but generally speaking high yield divs not gonna show much growth. Regardless VZ is shit lol

Accomplished-Mango92

Goddamn i love tobacco stocks. Gimme MO

Ok-Replacement9595

Someone should feverishly penning emails to Josh Harleys office tonight. As far as weed is concerned being MO senator is the closest thing we have to an ally on that committee in the majority. Bondi, of course will never give a straight answer to any Democrat senators, just obfuscate and deceive and filibuster their time. Business as usual.

WSBrexiteer

Paradigm shift breakdown incoming. Time to roll 🌽 and AI profits into gold and MO/PM (has been, and will continue to be, the best stock ever).

MychaelP

You're right. A few years ago I bought options and lost a ton. Took a year off. Then studied all my mistakes and learned about selling options instead and keep mostly covered. About 2 years now. Tracked 48 weeks. Not a large account, but it does seem you can make a living off it. My work in architecture has slowed and I'm no late 50s so actually think I could survive using this method combined with future social security if needed. Lately I've been adding dividend stocks with some of the premiums received, like QQQi and in taxable acct I buy BTI, MO for qualified dividends. Last week I only had 23 hours of work, it's slow. But I can know that using savings to cover the rest that my IRA increased more than what I had to withdraw. I've sold some puts at higher risk when I have conviction Sometimes I will check my idea with AI, and recently for fun asked AI to coach me as if it were Bobby Axelrod! Ha! So I did 2 trades that way HOOD puts of which turned out luckily ok. AI has been helpful to back up my own research for long term and short term support levels. Do you sell CCs if assigned? Or just sell the shares as some do? My rolling 4 week avg end of last week was $5.2k. combined IRA and taxable acct. But most was in taxable which is easier since no wash sales to worry about. Good luck!

Old-Outside6894

They also may sell MO as it’s hurting them.

wentzco

Elevate Cannabis isn't public. Marimed doesn't have retail stores in MO - just wholesale. [https://ir.marimedinc.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/266/marimed-commences-wholesale-operations-in-missouri](https://ir.marimedinc.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/266/marimed-commences-wholesale-operations-in-missouri)

Competitive-Ant2876

I didn’t realize marimed was in MO. I don’t know who elevate is. I’m from MO so marimed couldn’t have been there long & I didn’t know elevate was public

wentzco

Marimed wholesales in MO but no revenue numbers are shared (they don't break down sales by state). Interestingly Chicago Atlantic finances Elevate Cannabis which operates in Missouri as well - [https://www.chicagoatlantic.com/chicago-atlantic-deploys-25-million-in-senior-secured-financing-for-elevate-cannabis/](https://www.chicagoatlantic.com/chicago-atlantic-deploys-25-million-in-senior-secured-financing-for-elevate-cannabis/) Also Marimed at one time had a credit facility with Chicago Atlantic but "I think" it was paid off.

Competitive-Ant2876

It’s crazy nobody mentioned Vireo acquiring proper brands in Mo. Proper is the largest and has high quality products. MO is a top 3-4 market but nobody talks about it cause there isn’t a large MSO footprint. I believe Viero is the only one. I know ascend was suppose to Open a few stores but never did.

Desperate_Document33

OVID on strong watch - looks primed for MO

Desperate_Document33

OVID on strong watch - looks primed for MO

elgrandorado

I bought hard for my allocation when it dipped under $1500. Reddit thought it was under fire when the MO under this administration is screaming the inverse.

Vi0lentByt3

Guys come on, bad things happening to the economy means more favorable financial markets, read liquidity and lower rates, so of course stonks are gonna pump. This has been the MO for years, its now normal. The only drops in the stock market are black swans and whenever the active funds decide to rug pull. Just be a perma bull and call it a day

numbrexri

I have to ask. Why is the market going green once thw shutdown is announced? Look at it without outside information. Jobs are on pause, federal news is on pause, and money is cut to certain sectors and departments. So why the pump today? Tbh, idk. But I can guess. My guess is a hail Mary. Without insider information, you can make an educated guess on timing for the resumption based on trumps MO. But the one thing you can't guess is when. Because that would require factoring in everyone involved with the decision. But I'd you only factor in the algos, priced-in, and an assumption that the shutdown wont last past Friday, this pump makes more sense for today. A near $8 climb on spy is no joke for one day, but looking at this as a non-news event but as a hopeful session, it make sense. So I'm assuming if my theory holds, tomorrow should be when puts/shorts start working and max out on Friday if no news is revealed on Thursday.

Cultural-Ad678

PM and MO will ultimately be the biggest winners

International-Ant174

Pretty much the standard MO of the dumbest student from Wharton. His mastery of negotiations and all that. Sucks it has come to this, but Dems need to do what they can to salvage programs against the Angry Cheeto.

softboiledjadepotato

MO chart actually looking good

Recent_Register_2952

I'm LOADED UP on MO PM BTI IMBBY JAPAY for exactly this. Great retards think alike

Thrownupawayandback

I think $MO is the biggest weed stock play. Once it's legalized, the tobacco giants switch from tobacco production to weed production, literally everything except the plant species is the same. Once it's legalized, they'll sell joints in packs at gas stations just like cigarettes, and the tobacco companies already have the distribution.

NOTorAND

https://youtu.be/MO0r930Sn_8?si=i34sv4Uxa9KMqJef I’m sure you’re referencing this Richard Feynman quote

-medicalthrowaway-

Generally yeah That’s what the MO is. Flood with so much excrement, nothing seems shitty But, being that I live 10 min from Portland and it’s never been so peaceful I’d say this might be the beginning of something

RemoveTattoos

It is definitely risky. This one could be even more so. The threads mentioned are definitely pump and dumpers, they are following the MO to the letter. But unless 90% of the investors had a stop loss in place or were active that morning, something else has to have happened 15 to 2 is a big drop lol. The stock is a Singapore stock, not that it makes it any less susceptible to pump schemes. But I'm definitely hoping for a dead cat bounce at the least.

wfojas

https://archive.is/uv1MO should work.

Anxious_Cheetah5589

Do it! I still kick myself for not buying Philip Morris in 2002 when the walls seemed to be closing in. If you bought $10,000 of MO then, held the spun off companies, and reinvested all dividends, it would be worth $159 million today 😭. So anyway, $KVUE troubles will pass. It's a great opportunity.

NNNTrader

MO

sociallyawkwaad

XBOTF (early stage sex bots), MO (tobacco), UMH( trailer parks). Can't say if now is a good entry point or if they will o well in the short term, but these are some of my dystopian stocks

Accomplished-Mango92

This portfolio brought to you by OKLO and MO

InerasableStains

This petty, thin-skinned little bitch has absolutely zero foresight. All he cares about is what can give him immediate glory, with no regard to consequences for anybody else. It’s the MO of his entire life. Point being, if you don’t think he’ll keep harassing whoever is there until he gets his dumb way, you’re not paying attention. He needs a stock market to point to and claim victory despite the price of milk approaching $10/gallon

Editor-Forward

WYFI is essentially a start up, just came into existence a year ago...revenue is ramping up. They just completed a small IPO...so you are almost in VC mode when you buy this stock.. They are accumulating data center sites, and have contracts with Cerebas, a rapidly growing AI company. WYFI is the real deal, it will go from present valuation of $1B to $4B next year. Price to Book is better valuation...its 2X; compare that to CRWV, same industry and MO, which is at 15X book

stringtheory28

MO calls

stringtheory28

Thoughts on MO for defensive play against a downturn?

Turbulent_Bit8683

How about Altria (MO) 6.53 yield and if they get their act together may also be a growth company

Scary-Society8841

I'll play I've got 7 GOOG MO AMSC AQST ARQT JOBY QS not in any particular order

THEgloriousoump

For sure. I do suspect the MSOS will have some larger gainers after the any initial news and the OTC MMs start to get overwhelmed. After an initial appreciation; and when the dust settles I would looking to scale back into Cronos and wait to see what their next moves are with MO.

DrummerCompetitive20

Yes, rate cuts are generally considered bullish for loanDepot (LDI) because they lower borrowing costs for consumers and stimulate demand for mortgages and refinances, potentially increasing the company's loan origination volume and overall business activity. While [Citron Research's](https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=5557089811f8ccdc&cs=1&sxsrf=AE3TifOlcm0R-MO636zM5iuzKZyM0E0eug%3A1758290195957&q=Citron+Research%27s&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjqnvyz_eSPAxXbL0QIHSILDcIQxccNegQIBRAB&mstk=AUtExfB8ksQ2hKpHoC5awEa0mxM9w2ApxHDysMOdohPutgmzqdRX8guPz0QliH-u29xvSXhdZWCacyl8S5js0TPhMjREo4x2UK4u9q9EELgkv8e68ATEIZ20Qdw3XImWmK6JNbE727mqkZZUrJNzP89ejxmnhWzrcCjeI0T1-85jmj6C4Z8&csui=3) recent bullish report focused more on loanDepot's servicing business, the prospect of lower rates is a significant positive driver for the broader mortgage lending sector, which includes loanDepot.  

CigarDers

I don't really do leaps. I stick with swing trades 3-4 MO out and sprinkle in some extra weeklies or nearest opex if there is a good set up along the way. Depending on how many contracts I had I would probably sell one or 2 after larger moves in the stock to capture the volatility pump. But 2 years options are basically a long term investment

Right_Traffic_4821

MO headed up because people gonna need ZYNs like a motherfucker after this

ilost190pounds

https://imgur.com/a/bpsxQ9H Pick out, on this graph, the 4 days MO paid their dividend. No cheating. They gave me the $1000 dollars, so my stock is worth $1000 less and I have the $1000 in cash. That's the exact same amount.

ilost190pounds

https://imgur.com/a/bpsxQ9H Pick out, on this graph, the 4 days MO paid their dividend. No cheating. They gave me the $1000 dollars, so my stock is worth $1000 less and I have the $1000 in cash. That's the exact same amount.

ilost190pounds

Bro. Look at MO's chart. Go to /r/dividends. You'd learn so much.

ilost190pounds

You don't think dividends go to the shareholders?! MO paid out $6.8b in dividends last year. Where do you think it went?

Streets72

Gotta hide the evidence, his whole MO

ancherrera

MO

ilost190pounds

SGOV and treasuries. And I guess MO, WM, CVX, but I've had those a while.

BagelsRTheHoleTruth

I just don't have any faith whatsoever that much will come of it other than a slap on the wrist fine. The Garcias will work out a backdoor deal with Trump to buy a shit load of his meme coin or something, Trump will tell Bondi to drop the case, and that will be that. The fact that Trump pardoned Milton, when one of Milton's attorneys is *Pam Bondi's brother*, should tell you everything you need to know about where the priorities of this admin lie, and what their MO is. That was about as blatant of a fraud case as you can get, and now he's a free man, and the investors he duped are shit outta luck. It's pay to play, and since the Garcias have billions and billions of ill-gotten gains with which to pay, they'll continue to play.

Recent_Register_2952

MO

Recent_Register_2952

i couldnt tell you fuck all about what any of these companies I have stock in do except for MO

ilost190pounds

$MO

-boatsNhoes

That's Tesla's MO. Say you want to buy ridiculous shit that they can neither make nor deliver.

haze_from_deadlock

It's losing $ to attract a userbase, this has been the MO of many tech companies since the early 2010s

UsefulImpact6793

>They rather look good than be good. Form over function has been Apple's MO for a very long time.

oldmanballsacks81

Yup, 2 Lucky bastards..in MO and TX

Petit_Nicolas1964

The margins are way higher for tobacco companies than for the beverage industry. MO and BTI have FCF margins of around 35%, STZ a bit more than 10%. Tobacco companies have incredible pricing power and still can compensate declining sales volumes by pricing.

Petit_Nicolas1964

1. MO sells only in the US. 2. Only 10-12% of their profit comes from new products, they are really behind competition in the smoke-free range.

Just_Candle_315

Anyone who held MO in the 90s probably didn't know they held it that stock had shit on its chin

CorvusVader

I’m getting some MO

lucksiah

MAR, MO, MP have been good ones for me

Weaves87

Yep. I would also say that the people cutting out alcohol are likely not as dependent on it as those who are hooked on nicotine. I.e. lots of casual drinkers spending less time out at the bar and more time doing other things that are more affordable. It's difficult to find a smoker or non-smoke nicotine user that isn't physically dependent on it. This dependence can lead to inelastic demand, where consumers will pay basically whatever the price is for the product (like gas/petrol). They may complain about the price, but they'll pay it anyway. Based on my own anecdotal experience, smokers will generally just downgrade their "brand" and buy cheaper cigarettes, or buy them in bulk (cartons) to save money, etc. The thing about MO or other vendors like PM is that they already own all of the cheaper brands, so that money still gets redirected back to them even if a smoker downgrades to a cheaper brand

erichang

does SP500 not include Boeing, Lockheed Martin, UnitedHealth, MP or MO ? How about J&J or Oil Companies ?

greenpride32

>How does a stock like MO keep steadily rising while also paying a good dividend for the last 4 decades when cigarette smoking has been in massive decline? MO revenue is more or less flat for the past 10-15 years (it's in a very tight band). I don't smoke but I've seen the prices of cartons advertised at gas stations and when COST sold them, continue to rise over time. So sure, number of smokers decreases, but price increases to generate same revenue. As long as the company is profitable, it can use any cash after expenses to return value to shareholders in the form of dividends. Given there are so few competitors in the space, it's not hard to set prices in a way to capture a profit margin. As the diviend yield is very high, it attracts more investors that would normally stay away from the stock, and thus share price rises. Imagine the yield was 10-12%, a lot more people would buy it right? So price gets bid up and yield falls. But I don't see how you can see any value here. It underperforms the broader index. It has very little margin for error - very high debt and only being saved by free cash flow; that is all dependent on a habit that as you mentioned is in decline for decades. If dividend is decreased because they can no longer support it, the stock will collapse quickly. A hot stock today was AVGO. It's been a hot stock for 10-15 years increasing revenue and profit consistently. That's a stock of the future, not the past. From that point of view, saying MO has been "steadily rising" doesn't sound so impressive. Big difference in all around growth in key areas, and a company that could be headed to zombie status.

steamingpileofbaby

MO earns nothing from their cannabis investment and not much with vapes. Cigarettes still make up almost 90% of their revenue.

reaper527

because they do more than just cigarettes. MO also has investments in vapes and weed.

Rogan_Eizur

he’s doing that to later when the recession hits blame it on Powell. His MO is so blatantly obvious

cryptohorn

MO town Philly back again

Old-Outside6894

For me, their products. I don’t think they were aggressive enough and didn’t think MO through. If and I believe it will, branding and the industry take off legally, MRMD will be a winner. This is my risky investment that just paid off for me. GTI is my less risky investment. TSND is my gamble.

OM3N1R

Nobody talking about Venezuela. The whole nations power grid collapsed at the same time US warships are anchoring off the coast. Shit is gonna go down there soon. I predict targeted military strikes and the arrest or assassination of Maduro (good he is a piece of shit) Then we'll take over the oil infrastructure with shell companies. It's the US MO at this point. And no one should be surprised