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Stock Market/Investing/Day Trading/Speculative Trading Thread

USA Oil and Gas killing it in 2023, just imagine how great it would be if Biden hadn’t done what he did in 2020, 2021 and 2022.

PS: remember when global warming was a thing?
Oh yeah, I mean, you've been dead right about Biden and his oil production since the start...so, of course, you're probably right about the counterfactual.

I do remember Climate Change!
 
Huge investment opportunity that got lost over the past year...sounds like the next two months are going be pretty good....

 
Huge investment opportunity that got lost over the past year...sounds like the next two months are going be pretty good....


Jumped 10% on a false report that the SEC approved BlackRocks spot ETF. If you think the SEC will eventually approve it that's an easy gain.
 
Okay. Okay.



“Still, the record suggests that a sustainable return to our 2 percent inflation goal is likely to require a period of below-trend growth and some further softening in labor market conditions,” Powell said.

“Additional evidence of persistently above-trend growth, or that tightness in the labor market is no longer easing, could put further progress on inflation at risk and could warrant further tightening of monetary policy,” he said.
 
Looking at buying 2 very different companies...

1. $Crox - Low P/E, Usually beats earnings, High ROE, etc... con in my eyes is a healthy amount of debt. LTD to Equity is 168%.
2. $ARLP - Coal company with a healthy dividend (14% with a 214% coverage ratio). Also, balance sheet is trending the right way with liabilities staying in the same ball park, but assets growing. Big concern is what does coal's future look like? I frankly think coal will be around longer than most think, but definitely a concern. Probably why it is trading a a 3.5 P/E.

Thoughts?

Good call on $ARLP. I'm up 15% since I bought it after reading your post...
 
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