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These are usually not high flyers...Under the radar types. They usually have low betas. A low beta value typically means that the stock is considered less risky, but will likely offer low returns as well. The higher the beta value, the more risk you take as an investor, but the higher your...

The Royce Family of Funds are great. RVT...I remember during long recession years, it would pay a 6% dividend...During average years, it would pay a 6% dividend!! And, as of today...A 11.59% dividend. Concerning RVT, they find value companies. Companies that have found a niche and are holding...

Just an update on this trade...Boring but so far profitable. I bought back my option for $4.24 ($424.+ fees). I then did another sell to open (covered call) for the March 23 $185. I got $7.90 ($790.) for it. Good paper profits, good quality stock, fair dividend, and more option money (plus...

I bought something like this...In case the power is off. Mine is cheaper and not as fancy.

For the last couple of years people have searched for the same things. Here is my list...Do your own research on all of them. In no special order: RVT RGT GOOD CSCO C GILD APPL CDUAF NWE INTC IBM BX PFE Enjoy the ride...

I'd rather not go into the futures market...I'm thinking pork bellies!! I'm a boring safe (value) investor. I want something that if it's not touched for years, I wouldn't have to close positions. Long story...I'm 66 1/2, two heart attacks, would have a bank's trust department take care of...

No options on that one...

Hey there...I tried to trade JO and Fidelity wouldn't allow it. The company (Bloomberg iPath) will allow it to be sold, but no more buying. I use to trade this one a lot...If I had extra cash in an IRA, I'd buy 100 shares, then do a covered call. Just wondering if there is other ETFs that...

I have it and like it. It's Canadian, so they remove some of the dividend for US investors...

See my post on this board about Schwab...It may make sense.

Yeah, you're right...

Boring investor here...I try to add some income with covered calls. I already own 100 shares. Bought Schwab at $67.78 (100 shares). I then did a covered call for Jan 23 $72.50...I got $6.75 ($675.) for the call. They also pay about a 1.2% dividend. it has a PE less than 24. One of the...

I tried to do some searching...Google. I saw this one...2009...

One more quick example... https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjb5uOr4qr3AhXhTN8KHXHnAesQFnoECAQQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.investopedia.com%2Ffinancial-edge%2F0411%2F5-investors-that-are-both-rich-and-smart.aspx&usg=AOvVaw0W3dWIvx5Hs5SLVF4yN8Dt

Yes, I think we all know we are not close to that situation. If there is ANY value, the company will be found out and bid up accordingly. The question still remains...Which large companies (with cash), will picks though the massive bone pile when it comes?? Not putting down any program or...

I'm an old investor...I've been though a lot; 1980-81 interest rate killer, 1987 market crash, the 2001 tech bubble (Pets.com), and 2008. During those days, you had companies (flush with cash) that could pick off the best companies that had great concepts (products), but were dying on the vine...

I think it does the opposite for Warren Buffet. When he adds to a position, people sit up and take notice...Pension funds may buy or add to what he is buying (Apple, OXY).

So who are most likely to lend out their shares? Could it be as easy/common for a Robinhood client, who buys 100 shares of GameStop or AMC and then makes the loan?? That small of a client??

It seems like this is used mostly with the wealthy...People with millions of dollars, pension funds, mutual funds, hedge funds, wealth management services. I know brokers lend stock, but I don't know to what extent they lend to other brokers. Do I have the general concept correct?

Muhammad Ali...“Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee". Sounds like gold to me!!