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GPT, Why was Tractor Supply the best stock of the decade? Reddit, What is the next TSCO?
Hypothesis: Bullish Pennant on TSCO
TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY TSCO longs?. A solid company with good growth. Covid didnt cause a dip that was prolonged unlike other stocks.
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Me boy just bought this as merry Christmas 🎄⛄ to himself! This is what we do it for! 10s20s50s100s MoonMan MarsMan SpaceMan StarMan BaseMan 🦍🦍🦍 HODL (Long $TSCO ... Notice the end)
How to profit off of 🐴 Medication and Adult Diapers 🩲
Invest in Tractor Supply (TSCO). Joe Rogan just said he took horse de-wormer.
LONG HORSE PASTE == LONG TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY
What are some of the best stocks to invest in for beginners in June 2021?
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Id add some financial - Citibank, Capital One Financial, Amex- and more income generating stock like KDP, KO (kdp is sneaky great value) maybe TSCO, RIO. Thats My .02
Exited $TSCO @29.91. Seems a little resistance at 30.
Looking to buy 100-200 of $TSCO at 29.4x. Should be a pretty easy 7% or so back to 30.50.
$AVY - Damn I’m good at this. Loading up on TSCO down here. $40 stock easy.
Short TSCO. Budlight 2.0 by banning a hot dog vendor for being Republican.
Short TSCO. Budlight 2.0 for kicking a hot dog vendor out for being a Republican.
TSCO as well. Look at it
TSCO wiped out 5 years in less than a month
What happened to TSCO? Gave up 5 years gains in a months time.
TSCO has been taken out back to the woodshed.
Sold PayPal at $115 and UPS at 99 and TSCO at $30. Lost gains on all these but these are all dogs. Move sit all into index. Sometimes waiting for it to turn around isn’t a smart play. I took some losses here..thankfully mostly losses of gains and not actual cash losses.
Omg. Is TSCO actually going to break out? Who the fk even goes to tractor supply. Lmao
I have calls on TSCO. I might be retarded. Why did I buy this shit?
Nice eod rally by $TSCO. Got a nice little trade there.
mfers in here still convinced its TSCO. No, it's TACO.
Down \~10% but stuck in stocks like CMG and TSCO thats
TSCO is my favorite store goon in
SSNC, CTSH, CTAS, added more Took final buy on TSCO, make or break here
It’s tractor supply TSCO 🟢
I did see WOOF was $3/sh and TSCO Tractor supply co had gotten hit because of it's exposure to pet supplies. The whole sector is down, maybe some value plays there soon.
TSCO was dead last Saturday too.
$TSCO, $CTSH, $NOW and $NFLX are better ;)
Look at TSCO DG MCD
TSCO -38% ytd. Good thing AI came along or the economy would be terrible
Remember when people thought that TSCO was a viable company lmao
KO, TSCO, AXP getting to old for this sht
Out of curiosity, what’s been driving the love for TSCO
TSCO was down 11.74% today. Hoping it recovers some tomorrow
Calls on TSCO. Gonna sell out of pitchforks.
Tractor Supply (TSCO) is geared towards hobby farmers and also has quite a bit of pet supplies.
Tractor Supply Co. TSCO, a little beaten down recently, but solid company and a respectable dividend.
No it’s not - gold is nearly at its all time high, I’m seeing RMV, TSCO, SBRY all risers this week Again, like I said, you’re not diversifying properly.
So am I supposed to sell my TSCO options or buy more based off of this soybean china truth social post? Cause honestly I’m not sure
I don't do dividends directly, but these are ones I have. F SWBI TSCO VICI
You just described the market more or less for the past decade. The reason is the transition from "old industry" where most companies are producing physical products or services that need to be in some way assembled, shipped, or handed to consumer, to digital "new industry". In old industry most succssful businesses can only focus and specialize in one veritcal; you can't really scale as producing more usually requires proportional input to output ratio. You past conglomerates are just a bunch of veriticals glued together and we see the likes of GE and DOW and DD and MDLZ just be split up, reconsolidate and split up again. I would agree some synergies are found, but mostly limited. Now in the digital age, a company can create a product or service in 1's and 0's, deploy it faster than a blink of an eye, and distribute globally within minutes. This is true scale and efficiency. These solutions can touch each and every industry, so it's tech applied to every veritcal in existence. AI is being hyped because it has the potential to take efficiency to the next level. >Because when the top 5 names are dragging the other 495 up the mountain, one of two things will happen This statement is not accurate at all. While it's true the top 7 or so carry some 33-40% of SP500 weight, there are plenty of other growth stories in in that bottom 493-495. Many of those would be digital age, but others as well. Let's see non-tech AXON ISRG LLY FIX TSCO TYL - just to name a few.
TSCO, VMC, NEE. Boring but I like them.
April McClain Delaney who sits on the House Committee on Agriculture bought TSCO. Calls 
Generally speaking I've been looking at ones that are up at least 60% over the last 5 years. Dollar General actually happens to be one of the exceptions. And then I try to get as much sector diversity as possible, so I've got stuff like CAT, MNST, LMT, WMT, TSCO, SNA, LLY, AN, CHTR among others. I've tried looking for some internationals as well that meet that criteria but they're a bit harder to find. I think the most notable is MercadoLibre. And then in much smaller quantities I've been DCA'ing some more speculative stuff like quantum computing stocks and crypto. My thinking is that if they outpace the S&P, great, I'll then take profits and move it to SPY, and if not, it's not that big of a loss.
# Consumer Discretionary * **Winners:** None stood out prominently. * **Losers:** **TSCO** (-8.89%) and **AMZN** (-0.65%) weighed on the sector. Retailers like **TGT** (-9.02%) struggled. * **Trend:** A mixed performance, with retail-focused companies underperforming.
Just TSCO and XOM for me. Everything else down.
Mag 7 in 2029 Tractor Supply Co. (TSCO) - farm & country lifestyle retailer John Deere (DE) - farm equipment manufacturer Camping World (CWH) - outdoor supplies Altria (MO) - maker of Marlboro Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD) - Budweiser Ford (F) - bad cars for bad people ExxonMobil (XOM) - drill baby drill
Cleared some shit out of my port and put it all into RR a few weeks back which was a good move. EU defence stocks should run until what ever in the living fuck is happening with the US/Russia plays out. TSCO should do well over the coming year.
Gotta think a lot of smart idiots buying coops, chicks, feed, fencing because of “high price of eggs” TSCO
I don't think TSCO will be recession proof because they sell more towards retail and hobbyists - not to big agricultural business. A lot of the spending would be considered leisure or discretionary. I had this stock on my radar for so long in the $175-180 range before the split - almost pulled the trigger so many times. But if your plan is to hold long term - just ride it out.
MDT - Medtronic TSCO - Tractor Supply VICI - VICI Properties JNJ - Johnson & Johnson
ELF/TSCO/ONON - I'm primarily into tech stocks and generally speaking my risk aversion has grown with more consumer preference dependent stocks. With that said I did pull the trigger on BROS. I'm a long time holder of ASML. The geopolitical issues are definitely a bit of a downer with lost business in China. But with TSM expanding heavy on new fabs, I think ASML will do just fine in the long run.
TSCO is a fantastic stock/company. I wouldn't bet against them regardless of the macro environment.
I don’t have 1m yet but I do what OC said. Bought Spotify in 2023 up 540%, up 150% on AMD since 2022, up 20% on CART over 3 months, up 25% on CHWY, 67% on GOOG, 50% on HD, 18% on MBLY, 18% on TSCO, 50% on AAPL, 160% on IRM (use at work), and 47% on WM. Every company that I bought bc I use the product is beating the market from when I purchased. So yeah not a millionaire yet, but I will be very quickly because of this.
!banbet $TSCO $301 2d
Costco and honestly TSCO. Costco especially has done very well for me over the last few years
probably pretty indifferent. If there’s not a significant difference between the two, I wouldn’t take the tax hit. TSCO is a good business with a healthier balance sheet than Lowe’s. Growth will likely be similar between the two businesses. As for valuation, TSCO does look expensive vs LOW.
Until BA gets rid of their CEO and issues a letter like TSCO, they are on my no fly list.
Interesting story today about TSCO (Tractor Supply) dumping all of its DEI, carbon emissions, and LGBTQ support initiatives. They were scoring super high on all sorts of diversity and inclusion scorecards and ending up on "Best Place to Work" indices. They said that "they have heard from their rural customers and disappointed them, and they have taken that feedback to heart".
Target price is currently $272 and the stock price is at $282. See far right column of table. But as I said, many stocks show they are over valued with the kind of run up we’ve had. Though some are under their target price which would be more attractive. https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=TSCO
Everyone has to follow their own preferences whether it’s fundamentals, technicals, or a blend. I’m just looking for large cap companies in a long term up trend with healthy fundamentals. It’s that simple. Other commenters suggested TSCO and MUSA. Both of those show the kind of long term technicals I’m looking for.
Man those F and CVS numbers... Crazy that they're flat the last 6. Ticker Symbol: F P/E: 11.73 P/E Rank: 82.36 P/S: 0.28 P/S Rank: 95.62 P/B: 1.17 P/B Rank: 77.00 P/FCF: 7.50 P/FCF Rank: 86.57 SHYield: 6.20% SHYield Rank: 84.57 EV/EBITDA: 14.60 EV/EBITDA Rank: 59.93 Overall Score: 486.04 6 month price momentum: 4.44% Ticker Symbol: CVS P/E: 10.61 P/E Rank: 85.27 P/S: 0.24 P/S Rank: 96.64 P/B: 1.16 P/B Rank: 77.35 P/FCF: 8.31 P/FCF Rank: 83.53 SHYield: 5.57% SHYield Rank: 81.41 EV/EBITDA: 8.38 EV/EBITDA Rank: 81.64 Overall Score: 505.84 6 month price momentum: -4.31% Ticker Symbol: WSO P/E: 30.85 P/E Rank: 53.07 P/S: 2.27 P/S Rank: 47.63 P/B: 7.39 P/B Rank: 18.08 P/FCF: 31.39 P/FCF Rank: 47.44 SHYield: 2.34% SHYield Rank: 60.10 EV/EBITDA: 19.76 EV/EBITDA Rank: 48.22 Overall Score: 274.53 6 month price momentum: 3.72% Ticker Symbol: COST P/E: 47.85 P/E Rank: 44.36 P/S: 1.30 P/S Rank: 68.20 P/B: 15.62 P/B Rank: 10.50 P/FCF: 52.30 P/FCF Rank: 40.49 SHYield: 2.86% SHYield Rank: 63.82 EV/EBITDA: 29.21 EV/EBITDA Rank: 41.61 Overall Score: 268.99 6 month price momentum: 32.26% Ticker Symbol: TSCO P/E: 24.27 P/E Rank: 60.50 P/S: 1.82 P/S Rank: 55.88 P/B: 12.30 P/B Rank: 12.01 P/FCF: 45.55 P/FCF Rank: 41.98 SHYield: 4.00% SHYield Rank: 72.33 EV/EBITDA: 16.60 EV/EBITDA Rank: 54.38 Overall Score: 297.09 6 month price momentum: 19.86% Ticker Symbol: HEI P/E: 62.79 P/E Rank: 41.19 P/S: 8.18 P/S Rank: 17.47 P/B: 8.12 P/B Rank: 16.75 P/FCF: 61.45 P/FCF Rank: 38.87 SHYield: 0.11% SHYield Rank: 39.68 EV/EBITDA: 34.86 EV/EBITDA Rank: 39.62 Overall Score: 193.59 6 month price momentum: 13.72% Ticker Symbol: JNJ P/E: 26.45 P/E Rank: 57.57 P/S: 3.82 P/S Rank: 32.02 P/B: 5.16 P/B Rank: 25.09 P/FCF: 19.47 P/FCF Rank: 59.87 SHYield: 0.86% SHYield Rank: 47.38 EV/EBITDA: 11.79 EV/EBITDA Rank: 68.66 Overall Score: 290.60 6 month price momentum: -5.54%
Can you run: F, CVS, WSO, COST, TSCO, HEI, JNJ?
I spent $30 a TSCO. Should be good for another 5 years. 😂
Look at the move in WSM, DKS, and TSCO today these overvalued retail stocks are moving like they just invented a cure for cancer. Market is frothy.
BLDR, CAT CMI TSCO HD list goes on
Bought calls on TSCO. Thanks for the DD!
CMI, HSY, MA, ODFL, SHW, TSCO, and ZTS I own more stocks but that list seems to be consistent and well run year over year.
the peak aint here yet bud $YETI $55+ There are approximately 2,250 Tractor Supply Company stores in the United States. In October 2023, just before their last earnings, $YETI announced their partnership with Tractor Supply Co in "Project Fusion" stores. As of February 4th approximately 40% (900) of their stores are "Project Fusion" layout. A growth of 5% (115) since their last earnings. On February 4th, the TSCO CEO said: > After a very successful rollout to our Project Fusion stores, YETI will be expanded to nearly half of the chain ***by*** Q2 and rolled out to the balance of the chain ***by*** year-end. If we take "by" to it's literal meaning, then that concludes an additional **225 $TSCO stores** by April and an additional **1,125** stores on-top of that will include $YETI products by the end of the year.
this is more likely: There are approximately 2,250 Tractor Supply Company stores in the United States. In October 2023, just before their last earnings, $YETI announced their partnership with Tractor Supply Co in "Project Fusion" stores. As of February 4th approximately 40% (900) of their stores are "Project Fusion" layout. A growth of 5% (115) since their last earnings. On February 4th, the TSCO CEO said: > After a very successful rollout to our Project Fusion stores, YETI will be expanded to nearly half of the chain ***by*** Q2 and rolled out to the balance of the chain ***by*** year-end. If we take "by" to it's literal meaning, then that concludes an additional **225 $TSCO stores** by April and an additional **1,125** stores on-top of that will include $YETI products by the end of the year. Now this to me looks like a significant increase in demand from a wholesale partner. For which wholesale partners contributes about 55% to their total revenue. $YETI $53 tomorrow
last $YETI "dip" before earnings! over 15,000 contracts traded on 15% OTM calls with a VOL/OI of 47% this is happening after TSCO told us they are expanding Yeti lines to their entire chain by EoY and they acquired a lucrative backpack company with military contracts
> *BUY 125x $YETI 3/15 $55 calls (YOLO)* 🚀🚀🚀 $YETI reports bright & early at 06:00 AM EST. > The following were bought around 1:00pm > $YETI 2/16 $55 calls ($1.65M premium, ask or above) > $YETI 2/16 $65 calls ($225k premium, between market) > $YETI 3/15 $50 calls ($300k premium, ask or above) [JAN 31, 2024: Yeti Acquires Backpack Maker Mystery Ranch](https://www.backpacker.com/news-and-events/news/yeti-acquires-backpacker-maker-mystery-ranch/) [FEB 02, 2024: $TSCO CEO comments on their new YETI line](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tractor-supply-company-nasdaq-tsco-133726897.html) > After a very successful rollout to our Project Fusion stores, YETI will be expanded to nearly half of the chain by Q2 and rolled out to the balance of the chain by year-end.
B4 open: peloton = Fail, becky goes to the gym to take videos of men being annoyed their videotaping in yoga shorts on the bench press while doing leg lifts and complaining about harassment, no gyms stop this, tiktok/insta love n hate this SIRI = wtf, no SHEL = do douchebags in v8's and high end vehicles actually fill up at 94 premium? Doubt it. RCL = Fat people who can't buy homes like big boats if not ATH and low expectations/low iV =calls Ball = balls? TSCO = tractor supply .. dunno, are they supplying conglomerates or fighting john deere issues? if so and low over last 5 years maybe theta strangle GOOS = winter doesn't exist this year in canada, buy puts/sell calls or if near a low Strangle theta. RACE = rich people shit, are saudis buying more Limited editiosn than horseS? I wont touch TAK = Takeda your calls to da moon, takeda your puts to hell, maybe the opposite? Fuck u the market is personallly againstu That's where i end the pre-open earnings, go fuck yourself come to my local wendy's dumpster $2 blow $5 ass 
TSCO fuckin me good
COST, HEI, CVS, WSO, TSCO A month ago, CAT and A, but they are up 20% since then.
TSCO 3 read candles on the daily.. gotta love low volume days
Roper technologies is one I watch, as mentioned below. ODFL, CPRT, HEI, are good, but not cheap. BRO is a great roll up of insurance brokers that's reasonable. I own HWKN too. They're not as proven so it's cheaper. They're buying water treatment chemical companies. POOL is another. TSCO and SBUX have implemented things well, but are pretty large now. IESC and is solid. MEDP is another I own that is great at allocating capital. Really look for companies with high ROIC and look how they're generating those returns.
-62% in the last 5 years, down 37% YTD. Much like Target, has issues but expectations low and nicely stepped over bar that was lowered to the floor. You have things like Walmart and TJX that are actually doing well in this environment and were near/at 52 week highs and the stocks are down a bit post earnings given higher expectations and you have things like M and TGT that were at 52 week lows and the stocks ramp on earnings that were "decent" instead of "bad." So M and TGT are up big after earnings, but the fact that this is not a lousy environment across the board for retail should be a little concerning for TGT/M - this isn't an environment where all retailers are down, there's winners at/near 52 week highs and there's names at/near lows and in-between (FIVE, TSCO)
It's not random, it's a name I own so I happen to know the stat. Just using it as a reason why you'd buy something other than tech, as limestone is about as low tech as you get. Fair point on the 10 year timeframe though, however it's still not that much better. Look at Google in 2012 though....no you tube, no cloud.... saying it was a sure thing to be a multibagger is only done by knowing the results. Google is a much different company than it was 10 years ago. Ditto all big tech. The reason they continued to grow was that they found new ways to invest their capital at high rates. We kind of forget that these companies have all had numerous points where they weren't viewed as "safe". That fact that everyone thinks they're safe now is actually worrisome. I'd actually argue that big tech has gotten so big that in the future they will have a harder time finding ways to deploy capital. Just the law of large numbers if nothing else. Not to mention anti trust. There's no way Google could buy a you tube today. Many non tech names have been able to do the same. Famously TSCO and MNST are two of the best performing names ever. And that's not to downplay how big tech has performed. Those companies have been monsters over the long term. OP was asking why you'd invest in anything other than tech. The answer is, there's a lot of great opportunities out there in lots of sectors. Also, I think being, or thinking differently is great in investing. Buy the stuff no one else is paying attention to, because it'll probably be the next big performer. Right now, everyone says to just buy big tech. I don't think they're bad companies, I just think there's better opportunities out there here.
The best hope is a company in a niche industry that can roll up the competition at a fraction of its valuation. Look what $Pool did. $TSCO did what Walmart did for people but with farmers in ignored markets. $Rick is my safe bet in the years ahead. They can vacuum up the 2200 club universe by skimming off the very best clubs at 3-5x. Pure arbitrage. They buy back stock when cheap following a asset allocation strategy just like $AZO 10x in less than 10 years
AAA Corp rates back up to 5.59% and holding around those levels. Reevaluated the equities on my watchlist. Lots of 5yr estimated EPS growth rates being lowered by analysts. Mostly consumer related equities - HD, TGT, AAPL and TSCO. TSCO went from 23.5% to a reevaluated 6.9%. Dropped intrinsic value down quite a bit. APPL was up in the 170s, now its 132 and change. A lot of stuff on my list has to drop at least 10% to break even with intrinsic value and wouldnt even allow me to purchase - I need 10% below that price to buy for gains. Clown market. I believe we will get there early next year with the current cycle. Building another cash position. Took gains on NFLX and META. Holding off on rolling the capital into something else for awhile.
Just got home and saw the market. Shouldn’t have looked. Glad I didn’t start my TSCO position last week. Earnings were so so. Potentially heading lower than 52 week low. Will start picking it up then.
I have COST, TSCO, ORLY, ROST, and a little speculative TGT. That’s it for retail. Hate the idea of meme stocks that the incompetent management get big payouts.
Same reason stock market is sinking… fears of Chia’s Gen Z having no workforce or something. It’s really, really stupid that we care, since earnings have been coming out and they have all been beating expectations. It’s just more bullshit, so these massive hedge funds can make millions/billions off small movements. They have faster computers, with better algorithms and it’s kind of bullshit. People who work in hedge funds are all idiots. They all follow the same stocks and talk about the same shit. I’m sure no one was looking at TSCO, even though it’s like +176% the past 5 years. Not the best example, but just one that came off the top of my head
TSCO. The tractor supply company, never see it get mentioned in these lists but value has gone from 0.44 to 250 per share since 1995. Still a great investment to this day.
So many comapnies reporting today $LUV \- Q2 Non-GAAP EPS of $1.09 misses by $0.01. \- Revenue of $7.04B (+4.6% Y/Y) beats by $60M. $TSCO: \- 2 GAAP EPS of $3.83 misses by $0.09. \- Revenue of $4.18B (+7.2% Y/Y) misses by $80M. \- Net Sales Increase of 7.2% to $4.18 Billion with Comparable Store Sales Increase of 2.5%, Led by Comparable Transaction Growth of 1.8% $PNR: \- Q2 Non-GAAP EPS of $1.03 beats by $0.08. \- Revenue of $1.08B (+1.9% Y/Y) beats by $20M. \- Outlook: The company increases its full year 2023 GAAP EPS guidance to approximately $3.27 to $3.37 and on an adjusted basis to approximately $3.65 to $3.75. $MA: \- Q2 Non-GAAP EPS of $2.89 beats by $0.06. \- Revenue of $6.3B (+14% Y/Y) beats by $130M.
Perhaps TSCO. High quality and might get a decent correction on this morning's miss.
Calls on Tractor Supply, TSCO, surprising to the upside!