What stocks are you buying and holding for long term?
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Long-term:
TSLA, banks, airlines/BA, super heavy on UBER
Not for the super long-term but should bounce when oil rebounds:
XOM, BP, OXY
Saudi Arabia cannot take these prices.
I day trade and long-term invest. I don't really swing trade so when I long-term invest I'm not bottom fishing. I might not get the best price, but I think I'm getting a bargain for what it'll be 2 years from now when this shit is over. I feel much better buying into this than a Sanders presidency which seems off the table now thankfully.
TSLA, banks, airlines/BA, super heavy on UBER
Not for the super long-term but should bounce when oil rebounds:
XOM, BP, OXY
Saudi Arabia cannot take these prices.
I day trade and long-term invest. I don't really swing trade so when I long-term invest I'm not bottom fishing. I might not get the best price, but I think I'm getting a bargain for what it'll be 2 years from now when this shit is over. I feel much better buying into this than a Sanders presidency which seems off the table now thankfully.
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Hmmm fill my car at $2.10 a gallon, maybe $700 a year.......... or buy a $90,000 EV car...
yeah sticking with gas.
DIS is a long term play because by June when all the parks are open and the summer movies come out (Mulan/TMNT), all the people who had to stay away flood the parks, ABC/ESPN get back sports and ad revenue, DIS will find its way back in the previous levels.
XOM is too diversified and big a company to suffer at $38/share with Oil moving back higher by the Fall,
BA worries me with Airlines taking a hit and maybe slowing down orders but BA always has a huge backlog.
WMT is already near highs...it is a large moving slow dinosaur, not much upside even if economy slows down
Banks worry me due to low rates which will cut into earnings on loan portfolios. With such low savings rates will be harder to keep attracting money
Airlines could be good for a year rebound when travel restrictions are lifted and jet fuel costs being so low. Maybe a pool of United, American and a few of the discount boyz (LUV)
XOM is too diversified and big a company to suffer at $38/share with Oil moving back higher by the Fall,
BA worries me with Airlines taking a hit and maybe slowing down orders but BA always has a huge backlog.
WMT is already near highs...it is a large moving slow dinosaur, not much upside even if economy slows down
Banks worry me due to low rates which will cut into earnings on loan portfolios. With such low savings rates will be harder to keep attracting money
Airlines could be good for a year rebound when travel restrictions are lifted and jet fuel costs being so low. Maybe a pool of United, American and a few of the discount boyz (LUV)
I'm not a fundamentals trader, but I'd be weary of BA, or any company with a lot of debt. Don't know where COVID's taking us, but a lot of corporate debt in times of high uncertainty makes me uncomfortable.
my BA, GE, airline, and cruise positions were under performers in today's rally (red), methinks the "national emergency" is going to put a dent in travel for the foreseeable future....I'm hesitant to even go long in tech until after earnings.
Thank you Cabin11 for the recommendation.
Thank you for the XOM and BA comment. I do like DIS.
One thing I see with Walmart (and McDonalds for that matter), I think within 5 years we will see the use of robot for tons of labor. I could see robots at WMT from closing time till opening restocking shelves, cleaning, etc.
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