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Anyone here remember the Newell Brands ($NWL) accounting drama from a few years back?
Updates for Getting Payment on the Newell Brands $12.5 million
NEWELL BRANDS the Rubbermaid and Sharpie's parent pulled forward revenue for six quarters. SEC charged them with a $12.5M Fair Fund
Today's attempts to push Sharpies and NWL appear to have failed
Today's attempts to push Sharpies and NWL appear to have failed.
Newell Brands, $NWL. EVERYONE LOVES SHARPIES.
American Superconductor (AMSC): real revenue, big cash, defense/grid tech, and increasing power demands but next to no discussion?
$NWL Cozy 3 Bagger with big dividends
Newell Brands stock slumps on light sales forecast, CEO transition (NASDAQ:NWL)
We’re with the government, and we’re here to help.
Ray Dalio buys $2M worth of $NWL Newell Brands Thoughts?
Consumer Staples price increases are here to stay
Elon Musk: TESLA $TSLA Aims to Get All Steam Games Working in Its Vehicles
Can anyone explain what "impairment of capital assets" means?
The doomsday portfolio for retarded optimists
Meme stock nation descends on Bed Bath & Beyond again after earnings report
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IVR, MPT, NWL, WEN are cheap CAG, MARA, NOK bit more expensive, F level Liquidity sucks especially in those inexpensive ones, requires patience with orders But you'll have fun with a tiny portfolio and learn how the options mechanics work 45DTE, 30 delta don't no need for weeklies
One covered call on NWL. Shuffling money between accounts. And clenching. I'm planning to cut out SGOV, TLT and other bond ETFs ETFs soon (except for some option plays) and just start building a gradual bond ladder. I also see RNMBY under 300 again. I'm going to see if the knife stops falling and reload some shares.
*scared crappiest-SP500-company noises* Say goodbye to Newell Brands (NWL) Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) Lumen Technologies (LUMN Say hello to SpaceX OpenAI TacoPhone
NWL...the Rubbermaid guys. It's not sexy, but it has the look that stocks take BEFORE they move, and not after they've already launched...cuz that is worthless.
Sharpie is owned by Newell Brands Inc. (NWL), 3.53 USD
$NWL is the play your fucking genius
He’ll be selling pens. Calls on Sharpies (NWL)
Today's attempts to push Sharpies and NWL appear to have failed. [NWL got a small initial bump but is now on the way down.](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NWL/) Not just asking about today's speculation, but what movement trends have more observant traders noticed about some of the smaller companies that hit the news in this way, possibly being pushed for exposure, and is there a pattern in what we usually see from these examples?
Not even NWL was plugged up today
Bought $NWL leaps because why not lol
Sharpie is made by Newell Brands (NWL)
Calls on NWL, there's going to be a sharpie shortage after tonight.
they essentially offer grid infrastructure that improves the stability and quality of the electricity. they have also diversified into solutions for the Navy/ military with the acquisition of NWL and recently acquired a brazilian transformer company.
Another play of interest. Newell Brands (NWL) reports on Friday. Analyst targets peg them at an average price target of 4.25, with low and high ends of 4 and 8, respectively. They missed their last earnings hard and dropped from 5/share to a low of 3.17, before gradually climbing back up to 4.27 over the last three months. They are at bargain basement prices, have debt they're working to stabilize, and they own Sharpee, Rubbermaid, Coleman, Yankee Candle, and a few other brands under their portfolio; they have a dividend yield of about 7 cents/share.
Up 55% in the last twelve months doing exactly that, while moving more and more into non-tech stuff (e.g. UPS, ODC, NWL) and the rest in index funds, with a lucky break on TLRY helping out considerably (I do not recommend that stock at all btw).
Welp, TLT is a double-edged sword. Glad I had puts on-hand. Spunoff another SLV leap and have delta-neutral'd my port. NWL had a good runup today.
NWL P/E -55.95 market cap 1.43b. Jan calls cheap af
NWL at 3.40 is absurd....but I will take the 8% yield
Today is a little better. Switched from silver leap calls to a blend of monthlies, and a block of 100 shares. I bought short-term puts while the price was above 46, sold them around 45.60, and switched back to calls. I've also aggressively wheeled, and am hedged against a rugpull. I also pulled the trigger and bought 100 shares of NWL. It's house money, and the fact they announced a reasonable quarterly dividend means it'll be a cheapish play.
NWL I picked up a few hundred shares earlier this year sub-$5. Just got my first dividends reinvested(.07/share), thinking I may build up to 1500-2000 shares, currently sitting around $6/share. Seems like not too long ago it was in the teens and 20’s… Also just picked up NOMD. Read an article, sitting at yearly lows, oversold, but has a few frozen food brands under its umbrella that I buy at the grocery store, figure people eat more at home now… Foods a staple and they also have a dividend. Both my picks I feel have upside growth and drip capabilities to grow my portfolio.
With NWL and UNH I'm either getting a bass boat or working behind the Wendy's dumpster. No in between.
UNH and NWL for longer term. UUUU for now but not sure if I'd buy in till funding is confirmed.
Fine I will buy NWL again.
$NWL is oversold get in now.
Turn-around potential/overlooked or forgotten (market as a whole is ignoring anything non-AI anyways) and will pay you to wait: STLA ASX NWL Other ones worth a look (write contracts, build positions): PYPL INTC VZ Figure out some tertiary or follow-on effects and build a thesis around it. Find stuff the market just is (in your opinion) not valuing yet or has a good chance to be re-rated.
lol are you one of my siblings? We had lots of ITW, I think some of it going back to my grandfather who died in 1980. Yeah, I’ve been in and out of NWL over the past 10 years or so. Keep thinking something’s gotta happen.
I was in NWL thinking the same thing in 2019-2020, I got out around $30 because I just did not like some comments by the CEO. They mix of consumer products do not overlap so there are really no synergies and easy to copy. They only have brand name recognition which for me is not a bigger enough barrier. I like ITW although expensive if I see any inclination that the will spin-off / break-up into more parts I will jump all over it as some of their companies have real moats and I do not think they have leverage their buying /negoitation power with their vendors.
Still tempted to get back in to NWL for this very reason. They can't continue as is, but their companies are sure to be bought up, split up, something......
Here to help; had to search on that one because united states playing cards was sold to NWL.
NWL is he ticker for bicycle cards... just saying get in early
Calls on NWL; Bicycle playing cards going to BOOM ... good for poors and coal miners
Executive Order deez nuts. Worthless pieces of paper signed with a sharpie. Go long on NWL makers of sharpies.
Calls on NWL, maker of sharpies
You're in luck because I did $BBAI a few days ago. Here is a copy paste of what I had to say about it: Weekly Chart $BBAI: [https://imgur.com/a/4Oa8NWL](https://imgur.com/a/4Oa8NWL) I actually tweeted about this stock sometime around December before it REALLY took off. Historically, this one has been a runner and I’m sure a lot of people have made big money. But I’m also sure the bag holders and FOMO traders lost most of their life savings on this stock. Unless you got into this one early, it's most likely too late. This doesn’t mean it can’t go higher, it just means that you are now taking a bigger risk entering at these levels. The first run up we had was around +800% and this one is around that +800% level as well so it might be coming to an end soon. This stock is very momentum based and if you’re on the other side of that momentum, well… Best thing to do IMO is try and get a breakout trade on stocks like this (green circles on chart). If you like this analysis follow me on X: [https://x.com/QaddexFinancial](https://x.com/QaddexFinancial)
If you find this analysis valuable, go follow me on X or Threads "QaddexFinancial" Weekly Chart $BBAI: [https://imgur.com/a/4Oa8NWL](https://imgur.com/a/4Oa8NWL) I actually tweeted about this stock sometime around December before it REALLY took off. Historically, this one has been a runner and I’m sure a lot of people have made big money. But I’m also sure the bag holders and FOMO traders lost most of their life savings on this stock. Unless you got into this one early, it's most likely too late. This doesn’t mean it can’t go higher, it just means that you are now taking a bigger risk entering at these levels. The first run up we had was around +800% and this one is around that +800% level as well so it might be coming to an end soon. This stock is very momentum based and if you’re on the other side of that momentum, well… Best thing to do IMO is try and get a breakout trade on stocks like this (green circles on chart).
If you find this analysis valuable, go follow me on X or Threads "QaddexFinancial" Weekly Chart $BBAI: [https://imgur.com/a/4Oa8NWL](https://imgur.com/a/4Oa8NWL) I actually tweeted about this stock sometime around December before it REALLY took off. Historically, this one has been a runner and I’m sure a lot of people have made big money. But I’m also sure the bag holders and FOMO traders lost most of their life savings on this stock. Unless you got into this one early, it's most likely too late. This doesn’t mean it can’t go higher, it just means that you are now taking a bigger risk entering at these levels. The first run up we had was around +800% and this one is around that +800% level as well so it might be coming to an end soon. This stock is very momentum based and if you’re on the other side of that momentum, well… Best thing to do IMO is try and get a breakout trade on stocks like this (green circles on chart).
Calls on NWL earnings after discovering today butthole sharpies is a subreddit
$NWL reports tomorrow. Top line sucks but the profitability and innovation is going to be something to check out.
He needs more Sharpies. Buy NWL below $10, sell above $10, rinse and repeat.
Thats how it worke dude. I sold covered calls for NWL at $10 last Friday expiration. Stock closed at $10.02 and my shares got called away. Cash in account Saturday morning.
Worse than NWL who was relegated from the S&P 500?
Newell brands NWL r/buttsharpies
NWL, CNH and somehow NOK are long-term share plays. I don't make the rules, I just play by them and occasionally trade against them.
$134k is not at all unreasonable for part of your fixed income. Life insurance makes excellent taxable fixed income where you use large policy loans as inflows to your life and then pay them down as money becomes available. Old insurance is good insurance, NWL is a big 4 mutual provider. It sounds like your policy was untuned which means you have way way less in there than you should but at this point the policy is super effecient. In short: 1. Returns that are comparable with corporate bonds 2. Tax treatment that's more favorable than muncipals 3. Liquidity that's just short of a money market That's the argument to keep the policy, even if you pretended the death benefit were $0 it would still be a good deal. Just as an aside, company life insurance is so cheap because it so rarely pays out. Most of the time when you die you are not fit to work for a period of time and won't be employed. You may not need death benefit but if do don't count on the company policy.
NWL and COUR had good earnings. There was some m&a deal activity in the gaming industry so not sure if that other stock was involved.
If buying on the way back up MMM, BDN, NWL, BMY & WBA - all pay dividends
So I'm now 2 for 2 on new investments that have skyrocketed before I could establish my full planned position this year (FSLR in the $150s, NWL in the $5s). If only I could time my sales nearly as well I'd be a G-D genius.
Buy and the falls and sell on the rips. I like ARCO, NWL.
ABNB and BX are joining the S&P 500 on 9/18. LNC and NWL are out.
If NWL was smart they'd buy TUP but I don't think they are in a position to
Not retail per se, but I am playing the momentum of NWL. Brought in at $7.75, earnings tomorrow.
Betting on NWL, housing/property investors are feeling the heat and if they can't sell now they'll all go broke. That means lots of homeless home investors needing cheap tents to live in like the rest of us.
Arcteryx is owned by the Chinese conglomerate Anta, which trades in Hong Kong and on the OTC markets under the ticker ANPDY Patagonia is private Burton is private North Face is owned by VF Corp, which trades under the ticker VFC Marmot is owned by Newell Brands, which trades under the ticker NWL Mammut is owned by private equity Outdoor Research is privately owned Helly Hansen is owned by Canadian Tire, which trades under the OTC markets as CDNAF Spyder is owned by Authentic Brands, which is private Mountain Hardwear is owned by Columbia Sportswear, which trades under the ticker COLM Canada Goose trades under the ticker GOOS Moncler trades on the Italian stock exchange or OTC markets under ticker MONCF Bogner is privately owned Obermeyer is privately owned
Don’t chase it. They will be following INTC, VFC, NWL….etc. and cutting it, if not eliminating it.
I agree, I've lost several times buying Puts at tops and now I'm trying to decide if it's even worth paying attention to any of it instead of just using basic technical. PFE and NWL at are bottoms, so I'm giving it a shot. Didn't buy them solely based on the 13 and I think 120 dte is enough for a rebound for both. If they don't print near-term though I'm dropping the subscription.
Picked up September Calls on PFE and NWL. Let's see if DMark sequential works.
NWL cuts Div by 70% PARA by 80% and HBI by 100%…Boomer Growth and Income standards be hurting
NWL: “Management continues to expect a strong rebound in Newell Brands' cash flow performance in 2023 and remains confident about the business”…..so that’s why they are cutting the divvy by 70%?
I can make some suggestions, but you'll have to take some gatekeeping along with those suggestions. I'll put the gatekeeping at the end. Forget about monthly. Almost nothing except REITS, bond and preferred stock funds pay monthly. 6% yield is going to be tough. That's putting you into REITS and MLP land, each of which has a bucket full of problems. One of the best dividend stocks to wheel is ABBV, but it only has 3.2% yield, because the share price is super high. And that's another thing about 6% yield. That could be from a company whose free cash flow would normally only merit 1% yield, but because the share price has tanked, the yield is artificially above 6%. KSS is an excellent example of this effect. The yield is 9.81%, but only because the stock has tanked from the 40s to the 20s. NWL another, with 8.92% yield but the stock has been in a downtrend for a solid year. A bunch of regional banks, like WASH, are also the same pattern. High yield, tanking stock. Despite all that, here are a few suggestions, but each has some kind of problem. Like the first one, MO, is a sin stock. Again, none of these pay monthly. MO, CMA, DVN, VZ, XRX, T How did I come up with these? I used a yield screener for stocks between 6% and 10% yield and then looked for ones that had options and, ideally, not a year-long bear downtrend in share price, but some are still struggling, like XRX. And now the gatekeeping sermon. 1. There's no reason to prefer dividends. You would be better off Wheeling quality stocks regardless of whether they pay a dividend or not. You can always sell appreciated shares to make up for a lack of dividends, and if you hold them for more than a year before selling, you get better tax treatment than dividends would. 1. MLPs incur many tax-time headaches, like K-1 filing. There was just a guy on here posting about how he is still waiting for the K-1s on his MLP shares, which means he routinely is unable to file has taxes by April 15. 1. REITS behave like bonds, so for as long as interest rates keep going up, REITS share price will go down. They also used to have nasty extra taxes, but that got fixed by the IRS recently. Plus there's a lot of bad commercial real estate debt and commercial real estate is kind of having a pre-catastrophe moment, with unprecedentedly high vacancies. So if you insist on going REITS, be very selective in what the REITS hold.
What does NWL have to do with TOP and HKD?
If you check Robinhood it says owners also own HKD and Bobby. HKD ran massively before the Aug bobby run so chances are TOP is also being used as collateral for the chuckumba short position from loop Capital as well. It's kinda tinfoil but for both HKD and TOP to run right before NWL gives earnings and someone has been buying up bobby bonds like a mother fucker I think something big is coming.
That’s what I’m saying! Exactly! I’m just here for a quick 10% - will sell tomorrow and buy NWL and DRS GME using the profits (hopefully). Watch me come back in the morning with 10% loss 😂
$NWL as in Newell Brands, the brand distribution company? Logical synergywise, since one of their brands is Liquid Paper: can use bottles of it to erase losses on BBBY balance sheets
News from BBBY cope center, they seem to think NWL is buying them at the final hour. So.. they arent out of plans yet i guess
Puts on NWL, AGNC, and NSC been easy money. NVDA gonna snatch yo bags doe, I tried that, don’t recommend
Is it a YOLO if you’re buying shares tho? I’ll do my own digging. I like this. I made good money on Newell once. (NWL) which is a similar but more diversified holding co. Not sure if this is the right time to be buying into companies if we shit the bed. Unemployment goes boom. Disposable income (which everyone one of these companies rely on) dries up for a lot of folks. I mean. 12% unemployment means 88% of people are working but I think people might not buy that golf range finder or Bow Scope
Can I just say it? Buy NWL. We can beat the market if we all believe in the power of deep value and Elmer’s glue 🐮
NWL is going to outperform the S&P by 2024. Just saying.
I stock I would personally (definitely) would pump to dump is NWL. Apparently, hedge funds like Citadel are buying.
Look at BSM, ABBV, NWL for divy stocks
There are sectors where dividend stocks are reasonably valued. Packaged food stocks like CAG and KFT are at about 14 P/E and paying 4% dividend. Many consumer discretionaries like WHR and NWL are at single digit P/Es paying about 5% or more. Basic apparel stocks like LEVI, KTB, and HBI are at single digit or low double digit P/Es paying 4%+.
Oh I had bad trades too lmao bombed SNAP, HTZ, and NWL just absolutely stupid
$NWL. (Rubbermaid, sharpie) bullish earnings Friday
I entered bullish position on $NWL earnings Friday.
$NWL price target average price target per [www.tipranks.com](https://www.tipranks.com) is over 21/share plus it pays a Qtrly Dividend of .23 cents. Dividend history is very stable. $NWL owns some of the worlds most important Brands and as Warren Buffett likes Brand Equity is very hard to create. Once inflation pressure passes $NWL is a winner. FED will not keep raising rates and you are paid 5-6% Dividend Yield while you wait. $BRK likes that investment and so does Ray Dalio [www.bwater.com](https://www.bwater.com) one of Goldman Sachs biggest HF Cabal members.
I went ahead and pulled up their brands. Ball - caused panic and stress on homesteading families and low income families that grow and preserve their own food. Their quality has deteriorated to the point where cheap chinese products (flats) were of better quality. The supply chain issues happened in the 70s and then again in covid. They have said that it is a small brand for them and they will not be changing their supply issues anytime soon. This makes them unreliable. I cannot stress the brand damage that this did to them. People looked up their other brands - just to boycott. This is only one brand. CrockPot - Controversy over the lead coating on their ceramic inserts, they gave up market share to instapot. I got rid of three crockpots. Mr. Coffee - does this still exist? Everyone has a Keurig or a nespresso or whatever. Even dorm rooms have single serving Keurig. Dead brand. Oster - I bought an Oster blender because it was glass. It was hard to find. All their other blenders appear to be lower quality. I would buy a cheap blender from them. My literal words were 'I wont pay more than $40 for a blender from them' when I was shopping. There are high end blenders made with quality. Sunbeam - heated blankets. Okay. Not a terrible item. Outdoor / Recreational brands - You already killed off your homesteading / self-reliance crowd. This is a dead audience. It will stagnate and die. Rubbermaid - families are getting away from plastic. Pyrex and any other glass food storage is the competitor. Perhaps commercial applications might be safe. Maybe. Home Fragrance - I've actually bought yankee candle. I always looked for a coupon like with BBBY. So...it has brand power, sure, but I wouldn't say they're running these well. And as someone else pointed out, discretionary. Why would I pay $20 or $40 for a candle when I'm cutting my budget down? And those candles last an extremely long time, not a fast turn around product. Writing brands - these are not bad, but they rely on that school shopping crowd. They're always low priced. That's not going to beef this stock value up. I have looked at NWL extensively during my dividend research. I think they scooped up brands that had consistent sales and brand loyalty and then ran them into the ground. As a value play, the way they have treated their loyal customers tells me that their sales will steadily decline (this is a word of mouth kind of shopper. They'll drag a brand as soon as they'll recommend it). For those reasons, I would expect no growth, a decline in earnings, and steadily declined dividends.
Investors need to take a dive into $NWL EBITDA, Dividend History and incredible product brand portfolio. Ron InSana of Schroders just on #CNBC making the case inflation has peaked and is ready to collapse. InSana references the money supply coming down as FED shrinks its balance sheet, prices collapsing and Supply Chain in Normalizing. He expects all the tough talk from FED to reverse and large rate increases end.
Have you looked into NWL brands. Damn near 100% consumer discretionary. If you believe the consumer is in good shape then buy the stock. If you think the consumer is squeezed and has no money left after rent, food, utilities and gas then don't buy the stock.
Ive been watching NWL for a couple years and I won't touch it. Everyone's price target has been reduced this week, they just reported that retailers are cutting orders, and the price just keeps falling since I started watching.. There's not even IV to make options plays worthwhile.
For the life of me, I can't ever recall anyone ever bringing up Newell Brands (owns Elmer glue, NWL) as a back to school play. Not sure why, seems to always pop come September
BALL - I like glass jars. NWL - I like sharpies.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb said, 'Don’t tell me what you think, tell me what you have in your portfolio. BAC, BASMX,BCS,BSMV,NWL,OXY,TWTR,VTNR,WEAT,ZIM. ORDERS IN : msft, spy, meta
It's all the same ticker. NWL. But also Ball, if you're feeling ballsy. Newell owns the license for Ball Mason jars and products. Those Elmer's toys that launched so kids can have fun crafting whether or not they're stuck indoors or at whatever income level? Newell. Rubbermaid for when you need to pack away your thinks because you're moving into a storage unit? Newell. Ball just because war and also they make money if Newell does well because of the licensing. Newell IS doing well, they're getting more and more shelf space at Walmart.
In my area, the spread between 87 and 93 is usually $.60 to $1.00, to this is a WIN for premium gas buyers. *This is definitely not financial advice and I ate paste for breakfast so mega-bullish on Elmer's Glue parent company $NWL.*
NWL was not a bad play from yesterday’s call
NWL was not a bad play