I don't mind being the contrarian, but this appears to be GFC2 or worse, exhibiting all the signs of a trigger to a credit crunch that will take a few quarters to play out at a fundamentals level, now with a pandemic overlay that has only just begun, and possibly the start of prolonged global recession, why would you do anything but go to cash? Besides, historically in an L shaped event (as this appears will be) it is much safer/better return to wait and watch vs go in early.
Goofier things have happened. My brother bought a bunch of Ford back when it was $4 per share. Worked out pretty well for him.
Got 100 shares of IBIO @ $1.10 ... Dumped RUBY with a $50 Anyone else doing anything? Ford has been under $5 most of the day...
I'm in the buying mood. Loading up my buyers acct. Purchased some CCL yesterday, but holding before I buy anything else more as I think we have not hit the bottom (just a guess). I was too anxious yesterday, but nevertheless still a good price to buy CCL. Waiting for $8 a share before I buy more. Going to buy SAIC, LDOS, DIS, OXY, HAL, XOM, FDX, and a low cost ETF (Haven't decided which one yet). I MAY buy some SDC if it gets to $2 and RCL if the price drops to $15. I'm a long term investor and wont even consider selling anything for at least 5 to 10 years. Wish me luck while I roll these dices!
Thinks for the insight. I'll look into that. I'm not too smart in the Gas and Oil industry. Just going off some recommendations from my buddies who are long term holders.
I am a longtime holder of XOM. I would appreciate any buying you do to slow the bleeding. But you're probably better off buying something else. Also look at BP.
Going to sink some money in the Cruise ships for the long term. It was a total disaster for them, but they are not going anywhere. Trump will give them a bailout and the stocks might shoot up and stabilize????? Bought some CCL today because its cheap and going to wait a while and as soon as I think its around the bottom (wild goose chase) I'll put some money in royal Caribbean. I've spent about 10 years living in or around cruise ship ports, kind of like Disney world, they are going to last the long haul.
NCL is a good one too, was over $50 not that long ago, then today was under $10 for a bit ... Disney is huge, I'm still waiting on them though. I said $100 before, now I'm thinking under $90 is possible.
I got some at 100 and will buy more if it hits 90. At the same time doubled my positions in amzn, msft, and aapl. Still have considerable dry powder waiting for the other major factor besides COVID and oil... US election indicators.