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ChicagoFigure said:
Anyone know anything about this company
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this is a perfect time to learn about looking into a company.
this is:
Booking.com

read a bit into it.....i like what holds it up. its connected with all the other top travel sites.
they touching alot in the industry.

i know when im booking travel sometimes you can hardly avoid booking.com
i like its placement and diversity.

skimming the 10k.....i like this.
kinda overpriced in theory but also cheap if that makes sense.
hasnt really hit this low since 2015 and other than that within the last yr its lowest has be 1600 and as high as 2000. avg about 1800 constantly.


i didnt get to see if they had lawsuits. im still looking thru stuff.

I like where the CEO is coming from and trying to go

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didnt run into any bad news yet. still looking

but i like it
 
Just wanna follow up my long post bout mutual funds. Overall that should be only one of your investments. Thats the just in case nothing else works.

For example, if all my business plans fail and my other stock purchases end in losses, if I keep up the s and p tracking mutual fund investment, I can retire at 55 and chill out with the interest from that.

So this shouldnt be your only investment, just one of them. This one is the one you never touch and requires a ton of patience.
 
So...

Buffet bought Delta at $46 a share. It's currently $29 a share...

Could be a steal...
 
this week was a bit hectic so I didn't really have a chance to do much research on other stuff to look into unfortunately.

Last week I put some more bread into SWPPX and I put a bit into a REIT: Realty Income Corporation(O).

I think I'm going to put some bread into SWPPX once a month tho and just let that shit rock.

Still looking to diversify a bit more... maybe look into some international equity and eventually some bonds... still got a lot to learn tho and more research to do. Any suggestions or things to look out for would be appreciated
 
Inori said:
this week was a bit hectic so I didn't really have a chance to do much research on other stuff to look into unfortunately.

Last week I put some more bread into SWPPX and I put a bit into a REIT: Realty Income Corporation(O).

I think I'm going to put some bread into SWPPX once a month tho and just let that shit rock.

Still looking to diversify a bit more... maybe look into some international equity and eventually some bonds... still got a lot to learn tho and more research to do. Any suggestions or things to look out for would be appreciated
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NOBL is a good. S&P dividend aristocrats
 
Also... I made sure I disabled margin trading on my account... seemed like a bit of a headache and I'd rather just deal with the cash I have on hand
 
Inori said:
Also... I made sure I disabled margin trading on my account... seemed like a bit of a headache and I'd rather just deal with the cash I have on hand
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im just happy you took the steps to invest and didnt tell me to shut the f up.

welcome to the eye

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DOS_patos said:
im just happy you took the steps to invest and didnt tell me to shut the f up.

welcome to the eye

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I only tell you to shut the fuck up when you be out here wildin and saying crazy shit.

When you're actually serious and trying to spread knowledge I appreciate it... sit back and peep what you talking about.

Its the shenanigans and fuckery that get you cussed out lol
 
Inori said:
I only tell you to shut the fuck up when you be out here wildin and saying crazy shit.

When you're actually serious and trying to spread knowledge I appreciate it... sit back and peep what you talking about.

Its the shenanigans that get you cussed out lol
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DOS_patos said:
NOBL is a good. S&P dividend aristocrats
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Was looking into NOBL... just trying to see if I understand this correctly @DOS_patos

So SWPPX is a low cost index fund that tracks the S&P 500

NOBL tracks the S&P Dividend Aristocrats which are companies in the S&P 500 that have paid/grown dividends for the past 25+ consecutive years?

Interesting.. so while this still kinda tracks s&p 500... it's a bit more specific in what companies it's invested in...Similar to what @AZTG was saying in this post with regards to different funds

AZTG said:
Bruh honestly I think buying indexes and mutual funds are much better in these situations. They are low as a mfer.

I been saying SWPPX but I recently been looking into VFIAX.

They do the same thing so their gains are about the same, which is tracking the SP 500. But SWPPX has a lower expense percentage (0.02 vs 0.04), but VFIAX has much higher dividends.

Picking individual stocks are a crap shoot unless you know how to read the date like @Sion.

The market crashing makes individual stocks easy but going forward invidual stocks are tough to pick.

You can also find agressive ass indexes and mutual funds. Like for now im looking at funds that track the S and P, but you can find some specific ass funds like ones that are only in tech, weed, defense, etc.
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So if we take the last few companies that were mentioned:

NRZ $6.85
KNOP $10.41
NOBL $56.69

and u had $500 to invest, how u divvy up the shares assuming u wanna invest the full amount?

...For long term dividend investing...

Or would it be better to throw it in index/mutual fund
 
Sion said:
The only one on that list I'd consider is NRZ. But if you like them check out Brookfield Property Partners. I don't think NRZ will be able to sustain their dividends tho if an economic downturn arises and/or rates fall again but ultimately I cannot say for sure.

I would invest half of it into a low cost index fund tracking the SP 500 and keep the other portion in cash in case it falls and I need to buy more lower my cost average. The latter is an easier way to invest if you're unsure of what to buy or how to protect yourself against all this volatility.
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Any reason in particular that you wouldn't invest in NOBL or KNOP? Just curious
 
Sion said:
I gave an in-depth analysis on the previous page for NRZ and KNOP.

As for NOBL I don't believe in "dividend aristocrats". I hold the same view for em as I did the old Nifty Fifty and we all saw how that went. Right now a lot of companies will be slashing or canceling dividends. I would still pick a low cost index fund tracking the SP 500, MSCI Index or even the Russell 2000 over NOBL. It's safer for the defensive investor and the retail investor and can may give you a better spread over the market.
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damn the homie be killing my dreams.

just sniping em
 
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