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How much of this stock would I have ownership of their stripclubs?
NCLH unusual option activity, implied vol, and divergence
NCLH unusual option activity, implied vol, and divergence
Declines in physical adult entertainment discretionary spending as a leading indicator of recession
P*rn Obsessed? Invest in $PLBY and $RICK
The very basic case for Canadian Sports Betting stocks BCE, RCI.B, SCR, and DKNG
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I already understand that capitalism will never “fix” the very problems it creates. These so-called problems (wars, labor exploitation, the housing crisis, the destruction of natural resources, inflation, social divisions, the climate crisis, and more) are extremely profitable for a tiny minority. That’s why our politicians, no matter what color tie they wear, will always remain subservient to those who control the capital. In capitalism, capital is power, and power is control. I also know that the working class in the U.S. cannot defeat this system on its own.. nor can the European, African, Asian, or Latin American working class do it in isolation. We, the workers of the world, must unite and fight together for our collective interests, not for the interests of a privileged few. That’s why I joined my branch of an international revolutionary coalition (RCI). If you want to turn your frustration into meaningful action, I encourage you to do the same. A better world is possible, but only if we organize and transform this system together. We all have a lot more in common with each other than with the oligarchs who control everything in our lives. No war but class war.
I'm hearing "buy RCI, buy RCI"
RICK or RCI holdings has a bunch of strip clubs so related to sex work.
>#RCI Hospitality Holdings executives indicted on bribery, conspiracy, and criminal tax fraud - update #That's what you get for investing in a strip club stock LMAO🤌
STRIP CLUB GIANT RCI HOSPITALITY CHARGED WITH TAX FRAUD AND BRIBERY OF TAX AUDITOR *THE COMPANY BRIBED TAX AUDITORS WITH FREE LAP DANCES FROM STRIPPERS & TRIPS TO ITS CLUBS IN MIAMI *THE TAX AUDITOR WAS GIVEN UPTO $5,000 PER DAY FOR LAP DANCES AT RCI OWNED CLUBS How can someone possibly get $5k of lap dances daily.
##*THE TAX AUDITOR WAS GIVEN UPTO $5,000 PER DAY FOR LAP DANCES AT RCI OWNED CLUBS Lmaooooooooooooooo, you dirty sumofabish
you seeing this headline about RCI on cnbc? lmaooooooo
$RICK - RCI "Hospitality" 😉holdings
I am not sure what you are talking about my friend. I wrote RCI. Which is Rogers communication inc, a telecom company
What do you guys think of Rogers RCI.B. I know it's not a popular company, but its starting to look really oversold. P/E of 11 sitting at almost a 10 year low. Does anyone know why they crashed this week? I don't hold any, but I am thinking about it
Exactly. I made a lot of money buy buying a foreclosure house after the 2008 collapse. I made a lot during 2020/2021 when people were panicking. (Cruise stocks like RCI at 29-40 and carnival at 8-12) 2022 I didn't have liquidity, so I rode it out and invested 50k over the year, and had less at the end of 2022 then the end of 2021. But its done real well since then. This downturn im just continuing my biweekly deposits. If the market goes down another 5% I'll probably accelerate my investing.
I forget what super investor said it. I read a lot so I can’t recall sources. It makes 100% sense. If you like a stock at $30 and think its valuation is fair, if they execute well, hit their numbers, set a price target of $40 in a year. You buy it. Say it goes to $40 in a week with no change in fundamentals. Would you buy it at $40? With the same analysis ? If no. You should sell it. Obviously there’s a different in whether you are trading, investing, buying great companies and riding the highs and lows - but it’s emotional to NOT look at it this way. It’s the main reason why most investors lose money and why you need to rebalance based on risk/diversification - again, depending on your goals. You will always find examples that defy logic. In both sides, there’s Palantir for example. Tesla. So many others that ride emotion and are incredibly risky. But that’s gambling. I have held companies for a decade and lost money and made money. I bought AVGO knowing it was overvalued but invested in potential, I still own it, I think it’s overvalued, but I will keep it for years because I believe in the tech and vision of the company. Again, you can find examples of buy and hold where it’s smart. But not always. Look and many energy stocks. Biotech, telecom. Look at PEP, BII, BP, RCI.B - flat. Flat. Opportunity costs. It’s not always buy and hold. Sometimes you buy high and it goes way higher.
RCI just [got cleared to buy Bell's stake in Maple Leaf Sports for C$4.7B](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/rogers-provides-acquisition-bell-37-213000410.html). That's a fat chunk of cash they're dropping. Market's probably pricing in the debt load. Your P/E analysis isn't wrong - fundamentals look solid. But they're throwing around billions like it's monopoly money rn. And RBC just [slashed their price target from CA$66 to CA$61](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/rbc-lowers-price-target-rogers-122710875.html). Those Jan calls are pretty fukt tbh. I'd roll them out further - this acquisition shit takes forever to digest. Plus Canadian telecoms move slower than my grandma at bingo night. At least you'll get to watch the Leafs lose in HD when this is all over. 🍁
RCI Hospitality Holdings Inc Reports Q4 Revenue of $73.2M, Slightly Surpassing Estimates, but EPS Falls Short at $0.03 Summary Revenue: $73.2 million, slightly surpassing the estimated $72.98 million. Earnings Per Share (EPS): Reported at $0.03, significantly below the estimated $0.37. Net Income: $0.2 million, a sharp decline from $2.2 million in the previous year. Free Cash Flow: Increased to $13.2 million from $11.1 million year-over-year. Same-Store Sales: Nightclubs segment saw a 2.2% increase, despite disruptions from a hurricane. Share Repurchases: 174,790 shares repurchased in 4Q24, reducing outstanding shares by 4.7% year-over-year. Adjusted EBITDA: Decreased to $17.9 million from $20.2 million in the prior year.
Op, buy deep ITM calls on one of these with a long expiration: AT&T ($T), Rogers Comm. ($RCI), Verizon ($VZ), or Keurig Doctor Pepper ($KDP). All of these have good potential for moving up in the next few months, in my opinion. Stop gambling on OTM options.
Very good point. I mentioned RCI to friends offhand in jest just a few days ago. I was making a point of how important capital allocation was in the strip club space. (Organic reinvestment isn't as straightforward or as profitable.) This was an amusing turn of events. Whether it's a red flag depends on the returns on those acquisitions and their sustainability. Getting raided by the IRS is not great, but it doesn't condemn the business model. Multiple arbitrage is a legitimate strategy.
Any chance Nasdaq:RCI is going to hit $10 again anytime soon? What about FCEL? Sure would be nice to hit $20 again like a few yrs ago?
I will also be buying and watching RCI tomorrow. They are expanding from gentleman's clubs and bombshells into casino and sports betting. NASDAQ: RICK
RCI Hospitality Holdings, ticker symbol RICK, was up slightly today. With more than 60 locations, RCI Hospitality Holdings, Inc., through its subsidiaries, is the country's leading company in adult nightclubs and sports bars/restaurants.
Yall still on that bullshit, no it’s time for RCI
RCI Hospitality, its strip clubs with solid growth and financials
Here's an interesting one. Royal Caribbean International. If you hold 100 of their stocks, everytime u go onboard u get a usd100 onboard credit to use as cash. There are people who bought RCI during the pandemic crash and so not only did they get the stock at a low low price, they perpetually get $100 for every cruise they go on with RCI.
I love RCI. Nothing specific about their company, but the products they sell are kick-ass.
Hi , I’m (22M ) living in Canada Toronto. I make around 3k a month after taxes . I want to invest to possibly put a down payment for house in next 5 - 10 years . My friend got around 60k in savings, and he brought up the idea of buying a house together, So even if I can reach 50k in next 5 years , I hop that we can put down enough to get a mortgage, as his savings is still growing. He works in construction, I used to work also with him , so we could get around fixing a lot of things around a new house for basically free . I have extra income , because I live with parent and don’t pay rent, and cook from time to time. I would prefer investing in a safe asset. I currently have 2k invested, it’s spread out around multiple dividends stocks and saving accounts . But I’d like to invest my future earnings in something more simple, or in one place instead of multiple so I bought a full VOO stock last month to test it out. I have 1130$ in TFSA / 107.07 $cash / CNQ 1.06 shares/ ENB 1.01 / ORCL 1 / RBNK 3 / RCI.B 2.02/ SU 1.04 / VOO 1.01 . 101$ in TFSA Robo managed . Then 430$ in Robo managed RRSP .270$ in wealth simple Save which gives interest rate . Lastly 35$ on SOL (crypto) , which is stacked, even tho is almost nothing, but it’s returning capital. I’ve been experimenting to see which is the best strategy and stock to buy . All dividends are reinvested. Although, I’ve noticed a non us resident tax fee, that I don’t even know where it’s from . I started investing mostly in crypto during 2020 era, made enough money (from crypto and some stocks) had over 1k in AAPL , and took everything out to buy a car , which I’ve considered as a better investment at the time . I’ve started trading stocks seriously about a year ago . But before I was following the Wallstreetbet era and Strats. No actual debts, i just have my credit card with 500$ limit that I pay around twice month. I Do uber sometimes when no extra shift at work. About 50-100$ , once a month . They don’t pay much and I guess 1/4 of that goes to gas . I get from 300 to 500$ bonus at the end of each month due to performance review. That can also go to stocks . Expenses include, 288$ on car insurance with clean record, around 300 -400$ gas per month from 80% work commute, that’s 100$ full tank (400-550kms) depending if I drive on hwy or not . 104$ for phone and phone plan, that will go at 70$+ tax after phone is paid off next march . 63$ per month for gymn (started after paying debts 11$ per months netflix (started after paying debts Spend an average of 300- 500$ on food or groceries per month I also buy some stuff for the household with that amount . Mostly eat home cooked. So I’m looking at around 800$ - 1000$ per months available from paycheck, plus potential bonus 300-500$ amount.that I currently can put aside to invest. I do also have a choice to go back to construction, and another side job If anything goes wrong , they both pay about the same as my job . Or I could also do them in between , if there’s no extra shifts at my main job. I prefer doing those than Uber , as it’s way more money . So that way I try to keep my income consistent 3k per month. I’ve been learning about stocks , charts and etfs etc , but I still have a long way to go , and the money is coming in now ! I need to put it somewhere. I just allocate 400-600$ per paycheck immediately into my investment account (wealth simple) I grew to 2k invested in 2 months, which I believe i can keep doing for at least the next coming 6-8 months. So my question is , where should I put my extra income (which stock with best returns) ? I don’t plan on touching for next 5-10 years . Also I don’t really know much about the type of accounts, RRSP and TFSA , FHSA etc… which account should I purchase the stocks into ? Should I try to invest more money while I’m young , and get help from parent to reach my goal ? Looking at around 50k to 100k for next 5 -10 years. Is my goal realistic? Considering that I might not live with parent forever and spending budget might change.
Hi , I’m (22M ) living in Canada Toronto. I make around 3k a month after taxes . I want to invest to possibly put a down payment for house in next 5 - 10 years . My friend got around 60k in savings, and he brought up the idea of buying a house together, So even if I can reach 50k in next 5 years , we could put down enough to get a mortgage as his savings is still growing. He works in construction, I used to work also with him , so we could get around fixing a lot of things around a new house for basically free . I have extra income , because I live with parent and don’t pay rent, and cook from time to time. I need to know that the money is mostly safe . I currently have 2k invested, it’s spread out around multiple dividends stocks and saving accounts . But I’d like to invest my future earnings in something more simple, or one place instead of multiple so I bought a full VOO stock last month to test it out. I have 1130$ in TFSA / 107.07 $cash / CNQ 1.06 shares/ ENB 1.01 / ORCL 1 / RBNK 3 / RCI.B 2.02/ SU 1.04 / VOO 1.01 . 101$ in TFSA Robo managed . Then 430$ in Robo managed RRSP .270$ in wealth simple Save which gives interest rate . Lastly 35$ on SOL (crypto) , which is stacked I’ve been experimenting to see which is the best strategy and stock to buy . I started investing in crypto during 2020 era, made enough money that helped me buy a car , which I’ve considered as an investment at the time . I’ve started trading actual stocks about a year ago . No actual debts, i just have my credit card with 500$ limit that I pay around twice month, recently paid off 7k$ debts from it by having an extremely tight budget. So I just brought the limit as low as possible to spend less . Do uber sometimes when no extra shift at work. About 50-100$ , once a month . They don’t pay much and I guess 1/4 of that goes to gas . Can have from 300 to 500$ bonus at the end of each month due to performance review. That can also go to stocks . Expenses include, 288$ on car insurance with clean record, around 300 -400$ gas per month from 80% work commute. 104$ for phone and plans that will go at 70$+ tax after phone is paid off next march . 63$ per month for gymn (started after paying debts 11$ per months netflix (started after paying debts I Spend an average of 300- 500$ on food or groceries per month I also buy some stuff for the household with that amount . Mostly eat home cooked. So I’m looking at around 800$ - 1000$ per months available from paycheck, plus potential bonus 300-500$ amount.that I currently can put aside to invest. I do also have a choice to go back to construction, and another side job If anything goes wrong , they both pay about the same as my job . Or I could also do them in between , if there’s no extra shifts at my main job. I prefer doing those than Uber , as it’s way more money . So that way I try to keep my income consistent 3k per month. I’ve been learning about stocks , charts and etfs etc , but I still have a long way to go , and the money is coming in now ! I need to put it somewhere. I just allocate 400-600$ per paycheck immediately into my investment account (wealth simple) I grew to 2k invested in 2 months, which I find no issue to keep doing for at least the next coming 6-8 months. So my question is , where should I put my extra income (which stock with best returns) ? I don’t plan on touching for next 5-10 years . Also I don’t really know much about the type of accounts, RRSP and TFSA , FHSA etc… which account should I purchase the stocks into ? Should I try to invest more money while I’m young , and get help from parent to reach my goal ? Looking at around 50k to 100k for next 5 -10 years. Is my goal realistic? Considering that I might not live with parent forever and spending budget might change.
If I buy shares of RICK (RCI Hospitality Holdings) does it come with free lap dances ??! 
I’m a shareholder. The business is incredibly friendly to shareholders, even inviting them to the RICKs establishments to party the night after each earnings call. Memes aside since the post hardly offers any insight on the business, RCI Hospitality management highlights very clearly what their buyback structure is. They are very good allocators of capital and as you stated, acquire these venues at 3-5x EV/EVITDA which is incredible. They are a small cap business and each acquisition makes a big difference unlike Realty Income and other huge businesses. This is not a REIT but I like to think of them as one, mentally anyway. Their Bombshells segment is much lower margin due to it being a restaurant but I’m not that concerned about Bombshells. It just muddies the balance sheet and adds revenue but pulls margins. Not going to discuss too much into that but I have my opinion, but I’ll just summarize it and say I’m not concerned. I don’t understand your valuation at all but regardless, the stock is getting into attractive accumulation levels.
Appreciate this. Thoughts on RCI's debt growth? Does it concern you at all in a higher rate environment? How about revenue growth appearing to be inorganic lately?
RICK (RCI hospitality) provided a sales update. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/rci-reports-3q23-club-restaurant-130000379.html
*Norwegian is packed, but royal keeps failing to fully book cruises without "deals"* Royal is getting crazy high per diems for a contemporary market line. All of them play shell games with promotions - especially the contemporary brands of the big three. Look at them any day of the week and you'll see they all do it. Complex pricing, changing base fares, etc all so they can always say it's x% off, free 3rd/4th in the room, and so on. I think there is upside to this whole space right now, so I'm def NOT knocking NCLH, but I'm not sure your perspective is accurate on this one. FWIW, NCL, RCI, and CCL are generally all filling ships these days. Demand is strong, and their fleets are leaner - as they have to be at the moment. Are they seeing the constant 105%+ occupancy they did pre-pandemic? Not consistently, not yet, but things are looking very good - and bookings are strong all around. Right now you have larger fleets spread to put tonnage in the Med and AK, making per diems in the Caribbean particularly high (high demand, low supply), which is pretty standard for the industry. Largely, things are back to normal, they all just have a ton of debt to come out from. Either way, I'd really not bet against RCI right now. Their per diems are higher then their competitors, and occupancy is up.
RCI has thousands of cash generating clubs to choose from for acquisitions. They also own Bombshells which will probably grow across the South for the next 20 years. I'm betting they're going to make a killing because everyone else shies away from adult clubs.
Dump my life savings in RCI and cuk
Buy stock in RCI International aka RICK’s Cabaret. Stock symbol (RICK) profit from it!
RCI hospitality (RICK) reported last night. Beat earnings, strong growth, and reasonably priced, even after a nice run. Eps $1.19 vs $1.13 estimate. Strong cash flows too, which is a focus of management.
Current holds VRM 3/17 calls POET 2/17 calls PLTK 2/17 calls RCI 2/17 puts IMGN 2/17 puts NOK 2/10 calls UEC 2/17 calls
Just say pastry/cake fairy even if it does involve architecture ;). The bar is low and possibly alcoholic-friendly (if you need to pick Up a new vice) serve beverages as a cocktologist too. Recession times, sin pays (shit RCI Ent’s ticker js doing pole tricks right now only 5 or so under one mhundred bucksrooookis americano
Stock ticker RICK. RCI Hospitality is what you might be looking for. I’ve made a few bucks with this stock
You may want to take a quick look at uhaul or RCI hospitality. Both moaty businesses with fantastic fundamentals
Rogers communications. RCI. They are likely about to aquire Shaw Cable SJR.B and become Canada's largest telecommunications company.
>Rick RCI Hospitality Holdings is a great company and I'm bullish on it. The stock is currently trading at $86.43, up 1.56% on the day. I believe there is more upside potential in this stock and would recommend buying it if you can get it at or below $88 per share.
>3 Sukura_TheSupremeGod: 3:46 RICK RCI HOSPITALITY HOLDINGS 86.43 1.56 (+1.84%) Bid 82.20 Ask 88.00 T 3Yr:Week + Hi: 94.33 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 Lo: 652 @-964 020 525 2021 2022 SMA 444 UpSignal - Down Signal AvgExp 1218 UpSignal - DownSignal MedianPrice 1035 RSI 80 70 60 50 ? 40 30 Trade
bullish on RCI Hospitality Holdings Inc
RCI, money machine on steroids. The profitablity of each cruise as far as sales generated on board is mind blowing. Cheap labor from all over the world. No minimum wage BS. Are you kidding me. Best business to be in after the pandemic!
What are youre two cents on RCI and TU (Rogers and Telus)? I'm 12k in RCI (TSX) right now
RCI-B for me, got 10% in it. 2nd 10% will goto RY, depending on if I believe Michael Burry
RICK And if she's hot take her down to one of RCI's establishments and put her to work. Tell her this is what's known as an actively-managed investment.
Could it be RCI Hospitality Holdings (ticker: RICK)?. It operates strip clubs
I was on the first RCI cruise out of Puerto Rico in November and just finished an RCI Alaskan cruise out of Canada. First cruise had green wrist bands for vaccinated passengers and the the capacity was capped at 50%. We had to wear masks in certain situations and could take them off in other situations. Buffet was crew members putting food on your plate. Everyone was excited to be back to cruising, but airline travel restrictions and excursion restrictions definitely tamped down on the mood some. Second cruise we had masks for cruise terminal, but that was it. I seem to recall it was fully booked, no masks and buffet lines were back to normal. They seemed somewhat understaffed, but that's been widely publicized and it wasn't a huge problem. Crew still kept masks on, but that was apparently changing for the next cruise. We still had to test negative before getting on boat, but that was a Canadian requirement. The only disappointment was the weather was overcast the first few days, but that's Alaska for you. Everyone was very happy to back to cruising and heard several stories about having difficulty booking more cruises because they were already filled. I think they'll be back to "profitability" before you know it.
Returned from a RCI 12 day cruise 2 weeks ago. I was told that the sailing was the first fully booked trip since Covid , ( it was one of their largest vessels). Overall I was very impressed with the experience including embarkation and disembarkation, on board cleanliness etc. There were no issues I was aware of regarding any Covid outbreaks over the 12 day period though there were rumors that a couple of families were quietly disembarked at ports. Many people I spoke to onboard were definitely intent on booking further cruises and I may well do so myself. Might be a slow haul but I think they'll get back on track financially.
Puts on RCI Hospitality Holdings, Inc. (RICK)
As a former employee of RCI I find this quite comical.
Buy $RCI rogers communications, healthy company pushing 8 gig speeds.
Looking to go deep $RBLX $RCI $MSFT and $INTC
Go $RCI they got a pretty big racket in communications. Healthy price to book also.
1D chart. Not only have we failed to break above February's high, there's also a clear bearish divergence on the RCI. 1W chart also looks pretty bearish for the same reason. But TA is for retards so idk. There's a war in Europe, a debt crisis in China, and soaring inflation. Fundamentally, none of that is good for the economy. But hey, I'm just some big dumb ape. I have puts too
$RICK ( RCI Hospitality) manages many strip clubs
100 shares of RCI Holdings, Inc. (RICK), you’ll get a free lap dance at there establishments.
RCI Hospitality Holdings, Inc. operates as a holding company, which engages in hospitality activities and related businesses. Through its subsidiaries, it offers live adult entertainment and bar operations. It operates through the following segments; Nightclubs, Bombshells and Other. The Nightclubs segment operates adult entertainment clubs. Its major brands include Rick's Cabaret, Jaguar's Club, Tootsie's Cabaret, XTC Cabaret and Club Onyx. The Bombshells segment operates restaurants in Texas, Dallas, Austin and Houston. The Other segment includes media which is a business communications company.
Most answered the question on PH, but as far as investments in the adult space, one could look into RCI Hospitality (RICK) which owns a number of gentlemen's clubs and a Hooters like restaurant chain. Their CEO is also very focused on cash flow and is a large owner, so lots of focus on return for investors and a thoughtful approach to using free cash. Disclaimer: I have a long position in RICK.
I was going to buy calls on Friday. Then I noticed that Robinhood has RCI’s earning call as 12/27. Don’t know who to believe 🤔
RCI hospitality holdings (RICK) operates strip clubs, nightclubs, and sport bars. Since all of these places are now open, and according to the CEO's statement on May 10th during the Q2 earnings call, "Like I said, I can tell you what I think for April, May and June right now. I’m very confident in the next three months. I think it’ll carry through July, August, September, and then we hit our prime season". They will smash revenues and EPS on Tuesday. Going all in on call debit spreads on Monday. Not financial advice.
Did an RCI cruise in November and no one (including vaccinated) got on the ship without a negative test in the preceding 2 days. The fact that only 17 out of probably 3-4k people (full capacity is 3.9k guests and 1.6k crew) came down with it means that they handled the "outbreak" very well and bodes well for future cruising. I think the only thing Omicron means is that the Jan 15th voluntary deadline will probably be extended and people will continue to have to provide negative tests to get on which I think will be the norm for all of 2022.
I agree with wild\_b\_cat that a Boglehead-style portfolio is the best way to start out. At the same time, I think it's worth setting aside a small percentage of your portfolio for individual stocks that you like. You could use the Peter Lynch-style "local knowledge" approach, and ask yourself: what are some companies that I've dealt with as a consumer, and that have impressed me? Sometimes a company—or the industry that a company operates in—is just interesting to me, even though I'm not very familiar with it. So I buy a few shares of their stock. The industries that I'm most interested in, from an investing standpoint, are all pretty boring and unsexy: utilities, railroads, industrial real estate, insurance, waste management. But if your favorite stocks are RCI Hospitality (which owns strip clubs) and Ferrari, I don't think there's anything wrong with buying a couple shares of each.
Yes and No ….See snippet below from Market Watch on the subject of the Blue Jays Toronto Blue Jays The Braves and the Toronto Blue Jays are the only teams in Major League Baseball under corporate ownership. While the Blue Jays franchise itself isn’t publicly traded, the team has been owned by the publicly traded Rogers Communications RCI, -5.84% since 2000. Rogers has so many business holdings in media and telecommunications that the baseball team is just a small part of the total company. So investors cannot directly invest into the Blue Jays, only indirectly through Rogers Communications. Because Rogers is so large, it’s difficult to assess the monetary value of the Blue Jays within the larger company.
What? Blue Jays don't count? RCI.B (TSX) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toronto\_Blue\_Jays](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toronto_Blue_Jays) And if you want the Argos, Toronto FC, Raps or Leafs then you can go with: RCI.B or BCE (TSX) - split ownership of MLSE
I resently put 25k USD in GOED and I have a little over 1500 shares in RCI-B.TO, GLO.TO should look good in 8 months or so, SWBI, AVXL, XELA, ETSY....just to name a few. Good luck, do your research, take small profits when you can. I am not a professional nor do I offer any sound advice.
RCI (boring) has earnings tomorrow and released a statement that after earnings, investors can meet management at Ricks Cabaret in NY lmao
RCI Hospitality Shares Up on Deal to Buy Adult Nightclubs DOW JONES & COMPANY, INC. 11:34 AM ET 7/26/2021
RCI & BCE https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/telecom-worth-buying-now-210251797.html
RCI Hospitality (Ticker: RICK). No kidding.
So, from your sustained and repeated references to a large male sex organ, I have discovered the hidden advice you're trying to give everyone with this post. You think people need to invest in "$RICK" (RCI Hospitality Holdings [adult entertainment and gentlemens' clubs] )! Thanks for the hidden message! Time to go all in for those tendies!!
RCI Hospitality Holdings, Inc. (RICK)
Rogers mobile data down again for me. Puts on RCI.
RICK was as close as I could find. The company RCI Holdings is a chain of hooters type restaurants and strip clubs.
Suncor stock $SU is getting hammered because of the fluctuating price of oil but is still down a lot from last March, I got some as a reopening play. Also picked up a Canadian telecom Rogers RCI as it is still down as well.
A quick glance at the major indexes on the 30-day chart shows RCI, or *Relative Confusion Index*, to be near 100. RET, or *Rocket Emoji Tracker* is down 92% from January. Finally, the ITSOWUI, or *I Thought Stonks Only Went Up?!? Indicator* shows we are in FUBAR range.
I am trying to invest for the future, I played around in the stock markets for a few years and it was an interesting experience. Now I am getting serious and I want to be a long term investor. I made a strategy of buying into a select number of businesses and this is what I got so far. 4 stocks in utility BEP.UN, EMA, FTS, AQN 4 stocks in Bank/Financial BNS, TD, RY, IFC 3 stocks in real estate CIGI, CAR.UN, FSV 2 Retail CTC.A, LNF (Looking for more) Few others - risky ones ​ So after a long time looking at these stocks and doing math on each one, I realized that a ETF "VSP" is much better. No matter how hard I look into it, this ETF will always beat my strategy unless I invest in a single stock and I just cant do that. Like BEP.UN, it was doing nothing much for a few years and it exploded and CIGI is doing great. An example: Stock TD 5 Years ago it was $56.10 and now it is $81.96 thats about a 46% profit Stock RCI.B 5 years ago was $52.19 and now it is $57.95 thats about 11% profit Stock CTC.A 5 years ago was $135.29 and now its $178.33 thats about 32% profit & ETF Stock VSP 5 years ago it was $36.70 now its $66.58 thats about 81% profit and its safer since its a ETF ​ I know that there is Dividends on these stocks but it doesn't compare to the growth of a ETF. Maybe I should look into better stocks or something? I am going to invest 2K each month so I need to do this right
RCI Hospitality Holdings, owner of Rick's Cabernet strip clubs, is up 50% in the last two months.
MACD and RCI going positive now
I'm fairly new as well, starting with low funds as well, so I bought fractional shares and spread across several companies. Been doing pretty ok, and my total gains are in the green.. Companies that I've bought into, because I like them: CMG-- seriously I have no idea why Chipotle's numbers/charts have looked so good or why their share price is so high DE-- Everyone needs to eat, which means farms and farms need equipment so Deere seemed like a safe bet. THO-- Thor industries makes Airstream and a bunch of RVs, with the trend toward working from home during the pandemic their orders are over a year wait list. Also a fairly local company. RKT -- Rocket morgage and Quicken loans. Also the only publicly traded arm of Rock ventures, which has been pretty Great for Detroit and Cleveland (making it also semi-local) Then there are what I consider my "sin" stocks...which I think will take off as the pandemic ends. VICI -- Now owns the property for Cleveland casino & racetrack, Ceasars, and some undeveloped Vegas strip property. The Cleveland property is leased to Jack entertainment (which was part of the aforementioned Rock ventures until late last year) RICK -- RCI holdings, owns and operates a bunch of strip clubs, night clubs, and a military theme restaurant. One of the few adult oriented companies thats publicly traded. And well I think tits are always a good investment. then there is a little in some of the meme stocks bought when low, my cellular provider (that I got for free) and some ETFs... *This is in no way financial or investment advice, just stating some of the. companies I like and have bought into, and why. You of course should do your own research
Seems as though RCI has its covid recovery.. even pre christmas they have been recovering consistently and they are double there value than pre-covid lol.
RICK CABARET owned by RCI holdings. The stripclub business is regional and privately owned but this chain is public. Their bombshells estimated cash flow and planned locations alone justifies the value of the company, but uhh you also kinda get 25 stripclub locations free in the portfolio, those will roar back, because titties are always fun. They generated $5.7M in FCF during the pandemic. So like, guess what they’ll do when it’s all roaring back. Idk, I’m not an analyst, I like this stock. XPEL, ppf wraps for nice cars is popular and this company is a small company. The techs that wrap the car prefer this brand because it’s easier to manipulate and wrap, thus saving time. In this niche business saving time and scaling labor is where the profit is so a lot of businesses prefer to use this manufacturer. The last earnings call, the ceo was pushing for 60% yoy sales growth and a 38%+ gross margin. That’s a gross margin higher than apple and uhhh growth of a SaaS tech company. The fuck? Idk 🤷🏻♂️. I guess? I think 3M or a larger company swoops in and buys them. Who knows, whatever. But xpel is hella popular and such a niche biz. I like the stock.
Also RCI is like a week out from its ex-dividend date, how come the other put premiums haven’t increased?
RCI Hospitality Holdings Inc which owns Rick's Cabaret strip clubs is up 39% in the last month