Anyone else buy into oil yesterday? PUMP helped get some back that was lost over the last two weeks.
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Yes, I think there are some dreaded redistribution policies that should be used to make movement in both directions across economic quintiles.So the us is at the low end amongst other peer nations, and it’s harder than ever, and there are things we could do to help, but it’s what it is?
just confirming that i understand what it is you were trying to say.
Any Vanguard users in here? I have been unable to login for the past two days (personal investor site). Just need to get some tax numbers out of there and can't.
I can’t log in tonight.
Yes, I think there are some dreaded redistribution policies that should be used to make movement in both directions across economic quintiles.
What I'm saying is the countries held up as examples aren't much different from the US in relative mobility. So, I think using these as examples as ways to improve makes total sense. Claiming Western Europe and Scandinavia are great while the US is terrible in regards to upward mobility is simply false.
Anybody buy any cruise stock this week? They're all down about 80% from their 52 week high. We have been doing a Royal Caribbean cruise about once a year lately and 100 shares gets you about $250 in onboard credit which would be great for us. I'm kind of waiting to see what this stimulus check brings and I'm probably going to buy a bit while it's so cheap.
Anybody buy any cruise stock this week? They're all down about 80% from their 52 week high. We have been doing a Royal Caribbean cruise about once a year lately and 100 shares gets you about $250 in onboard credit which would be great for us. I'm kind of waiting to see what this stimulus check brings and I'm probably going to buy a bit while it's so cheap.
BK would be my biggest fear. Would be really easy for them to go Chapter 11 and wipe out shareholders.I think they will be the slowest to recover. Bankruptcy could hit them.
I've read conflicting opinions on that being a long play. They took a hit from the noravirus issues a few years back and the people that like to cruise seem to have a short memory on that. Even if it takes 2-3 years to recover to where they were just 3 months ago I'm ok with that because of the benefit I'd get when we do go on vacation with them.I just see that as a long long long play. This is going to be seared in to the minds of the populace for a long time...when this is all over and people are thinking about where to spend their travel dollars I think “Go on a cruise” isn’t going to be a real popular option.
Anybody buy any cruise stock this week? They're all down about 80% from their 52 week high. We have been doing a Royal Caribbean cruise about once a year lately and 100 shares gets you about $250 in onboard credit which would be great for us. I'm kind of waiting to see what this stimulus check brings and I'm probably going to buy a bit while it's so cheap.
i shorted 500 shares of Boeing and this happened within two minutes. i am done trying to understand this market.
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i shorted 500 shares of Boeing and this happened within two minutes. i am done trying to understand this market.
Possible loan from the gov announced.
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i shorted 500 shares of Boeing and this happened within two minutes. i am done trying to understand this market.
I would go hotels.I think I'd rather go with airlines if I was making a play on travel and the virus. Others have mentioned it, but there could be bankruptcy. If you have that credit and it is very low risk because of that (if you are traveling), I guess it makes some sense. I'd prefer to play the airlines though.