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#2,176
Thunder Good-Oil said:
Kohl's partnered with Amazon a couple of years ago as a physical location to pick up orders and drop off returns. I haven't checked out how it's progressed.
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Nothing like negating the biggest weakness and providing cost savings to the company that is your existential threat....

The 50% reduction in the stock price (pre COVID) from middle 2018 to the end of 2019 answers your question....
 
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#2,177
BigOrangeMojo said:
Nothing like negating the biggest weakness and providing cost savings to the company that is your existential threat....

The 50% reduction in the stock price (pre COVID) from middle 2018 to the end of 2019 answers your question....
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I didn't axe a question.

There are lots of reasons that stocks lose value. I haven't researched exactly what's going on at Kohl's. I've been there once and wasn't impressed. Seemed like a lot of junk... probably mostly manufactured in China.
 
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Rule 6 don't wait for the HR. I would Rather hit for higher percentage with singles, doubles and Triples. Occasionally a HR and Triple hit early in the trade take it and reinvest at a later date and lower price. Batting % is better than waiting on a Grand Slam or home run...

Rule 7 trade without emotion.

****** Your Rule 5 is to live by....
 
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Sudden Impact said:
Rule 6 don't wait for the HR. I would Rather hit for higher percentage with singles, doubles and Triples. Occasionally a HR and Triple hit early in the trade take it and reinvest at a later date and lower price. Batting % is better than waiting on a Grand Slam or home run...

Rule 7 trade without emotion.

****** Your Rule 5 is to live by....
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Depends what you're looking for. I have one stock that my dad gave me when I was a kid that's up about 40,000%. I'm sure glad that I didn't sell it when it was up 50%. I also wish that I had bought more of it.
 
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#2,180
Sudden Impact said:
Rule 6 don't wait for the HR. I would Rather hit for higher percentage with singles, doubles and Triples. Occasionally a HR and Triple hit early in the trade take it and reinvest at a later date and lower price. Batting % is better than waiting on a Grand Slam or home run...

Rule 7 trade without emotion.

****** Your Rule 5 is to live by....
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If you are buying quality and they are still quality, I suggest holding onto your winners. I dont have issues pruning off small portions so you are "playing with house money".

If you are speculating, then pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered.
 
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#2,181
BigOrangeMojo said:
If you are buying quality and they are still quality, I suggest holding onto your winners. I dont have issues pruning off small portions so you are "playing with house money".

If you are speculating, then pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered.
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No doubt. If I could roll the clock back about 20 years, I wish that I would have always sold losers and hung on to the winners. Buying excellent companies and hanging on to them forever is probably the best investment philosophy. It has sure worked out for Warren Buffett. Peter Lynch at the Fidelity Magellan Fund was doing something similar as he was growing it to the humongous mutual fund that it became. Lynch would observe how full store parking lots were to find investments (now a bit dated with Amazon). Buffett wouldn't buy companies that he didn't understand.
 
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Sudden Impact said:
Rule 6 don't wait for the HR. I would Rather hit for higher percentage with singles, doubles and Triples. Occasionally a HR and Triple hit early in the trade take it and reinvest at a later date and lower price. Batting % is better than waiting on a Grand Slam or home run...

Rule 7 trade without emotion.

****** Your Rule 5 is to live by....
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Rule #8, don't use a photoshop .png file with no background as your avatar.
 
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#2,188
VolAllen said:
Na I bailed out of that one with a small loss last week. I think I got in initially at 1.05, out at 1.01. Good move, because I see it’s down to .90 lol
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Good move. I’m still holding unfortunately. I’m in pretty heavy right now with TBLT with average price of $1.34. I was feeling confident when it popped today, but I’m still hoping for it to climb higher.
 
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#2,189
lmoore944 said:
Good move. I’m still holding unfortunately. I’m in pretty heavy right now with TBLT with average price of $1.34. I was feeling confident when it popped today, but I’m still hoping for it to climb higher.
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I’m the dumbass that sold 5,000 shares of MARK for a few hundred profit last month 🤦🏼‍♂️
 
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Ok so I want to try again. I am the one who fudged up CCL and couldn't hold tight. I know I stink but looking to redeem myself. I think I am looking at all in on Draftkings even at $25. The NBA is looking positive for a short season and MLB will not screw this up.

Few questions for you smarter investors. Where do you read about certain stocks like the MARK or NAT of the world? Where do you hear of stocks that trade under a dollar.
 
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#2,195
LIvol said:
Ok so I want to try again. I am the one who fudged up CCL and couldn't hold tight. I know I stink but looking to redeem myself. I think I am looking at all in on Draftkings even at $25. The NBA is looking positive for a short season and MLB will not screw this up.

Few questions for you smarter investors. Where do you read about certain stocks like the MARK or NAT of the world? Where do you hear of stocks that trade under a dollar.
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I don't know if penny stock traders are the smarter ones. An overwhelming majority of those who become wealthy in the stock market do so by following a disciplined plan over a lengthy period. I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just pointing out where the overwhelming majority of wealth in the market is made.
 
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UTSuave’ said:
Boeing is too big to fail so buying at 117$ Will still be a major profit because you’ll never see it this low again! I’m just wondering when they expect it to go back up because I have shares in Boeing myself.
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They should separate the commercial airliner business from defense, but that probably expedites being removed from the DJIA. At this point it almost seems like just giving up on the Max may not be a bad idea either, but COVID-19 has oddly given them an extension to fix that program... Airbus most likely isn't selling nearly as many planes as they could be with all of the airlines taking measures to preserve their liquidity by delaying fleet replacement.
 
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Thunder Good-Oil said:
They should separate the commercial airliner business from defense, but that probably expedites being removed from the DJIA. At this point it almost seems like just giving up on the Max may not be a bad idea either, but COVID-19 has oddly given them an extension to fix that program... Airbus most likely isn't selling nearly as many planes as they could be with all of the airlines taking measures to preserve their liquidity by delaying fleet replacement.
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Yes!..the max has cost them a lot of money and trust within the public and you don’t screw around with people as far as safety when it comes to flying.The average person is probably unsettled as it is let alone putting them in something that may or may not last up in the air. Do you honestly feel like BA is a smart and safe buy?...I’m aware of the unknown Regarding a timeline because of covid,but overall.
 
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