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My Stock Value Strategy Starts Now (3 Viewers)

added 2,000 shares of DXO at 2.41. I still think oil could move down by the end of the week, but only DXO is down (USO, UCO and OIL are up) so this seems like an easy bounce move

 
I got an unexpected distribution yesterday, and put 60% to work at the closing prices.
:shrug: what did you buy? I am guessing 401k since 60% is a typical max that you are allowed to contribute.
Not a 401K but a deferred comp plan. I put 30% each into Blackrock LCV and LCG. I will put the other 40% to work in the next week or so.
 
So, for Capital Gains calculation, does the brokerage account provide a simple statement? Or must one do a lot of figuring by oneself or get an accountant?

In one calendar year, if I were to have $6000 in short term capital gains based on a bunch of transactions in a great number of stocks and $5500 in short term capital losses on a bunch of transactions in a great number of stocks, would the losses offset the gains, leaving me to pay tax on $500 in short term capital gains?

 
So, for Capital Gains calculation, does the brokerage account provide a simple statement? Or must one do a lot of figuring by oneself or get an accountant?In one calendar year, if I were to have $6000 in short term capital gains based on a bunch of transactions in a great number of stocks and $5500 in short term capital losses on a bunch of transactions in a great number of stocks, would the losses offset the gains, leaving me to pay tax on $500 in short term capital gains?
yes most brokerages have a tax statement that shows all the transactions. And yes you just pay the capital gains on the difference between the wins and losses.
 
and out for 1,000 shares of SCO at $35.65. Like taking candy from a baby

Avg cost = 35.01 for a profit of $640

 
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You've got the timing down nicely.
I watch it like a hawk.....especially once I buy something. I missed the last SCO pretty badly as it ran up to around 35.7. The indicators of the other ioil stocks have worked pretty well to trigger the buys and sells today
 
This news might be affecting things a little:

Mexico's state-run oil monopoly said Wednesday its 2008 crude production was down 9.2 percent from 2007

 
I think they are underestimating the supply again in the news:

Analysts expect an increase of 1.9 million barrels, according to a survey by Platts.

If those estimates are correct, U.S. crude inventories will have risen by 9.8 million barrels in just three weeks, a clear indication of how much both industries and consumers have slashed spending on energy.

Analysts surveyed by Platts predict gasoline stocks will increase 1.9 million barrels because of sluggish demand during a cold snap across much of the country.

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There are also 80+ million barrels floating on Supertankers waiting for a higher price too. I predict SCO makes it 37 tomorrow (but I might already be out)

 
I think they are underestimating the supply again in the news:Analysts expect an increase of 1.9 million barrels, according to a survey by Platts.If those estimates are correct, U.S. crude inventories will have risen by 9.8 million barrels in just three weeks, a clear indication of how much both industries and consumers have slashed spending on energy.Analysts surveyed by Platts predict gasoline stocks will increase 1.9 million barrels because of sluggish demand during a cold snap across much of the country.-----------------------There are also 80+ million barrels floating on Supertankers waiting for a higher price too. I predict SCO makes it 37 tomorrow (but I might already be out)
That 80 mil. floating in tankers is one day's worth of oil.
 
Not that it really matters, but ive work extensively for Pemex the past few years. That has to be one of the most terribly run company in existence for a lot of reasons. I will also say that as I worked on the Operations & Maintenance side of the equation, that entire infrastructure is not being kept up at all. It seems to me the basic idea is use something until it dies. There is little/no work being put in to repair and preserve existing pipelines, tanks, stations, etc. I would not expect much of anything from Mexico long term in this area.

 
I think they are underestimating the supply again in the news:Analysts expect an increase of 1.9 million barrels, according to a survey by Platts.If those estimates are correct, U.S. crude inventories will have risen by 9.8 million barrels in just three weeks, a clear indication of how much both industries and consumers have slashed spending on energy.Analysts surveyed by Platts predict gasoline stocks will increase 1.9 million barrels because of sluggish demand during a cold snap across much of the country.-----------------------There are also 80+ million barrels floating on Supertankers waiting for a higher price too. I predict SCO makes it 37 tomorrow (but I might already be out)
That 80 mil. floating in tankers is one day's worth of oil.
But added with stockpiles that have been increasing at all worldwide storage centers with decreased demand and we are almost at full capacity to accept WTI. This rally seems without merit to me. I am staying in SCO
 
But added with stockpiles that have been increasing at all worldwide storage centers with decreased demand and we are almost at full capacity to accept WTI. This rally seems without merit to me. I am staying in SCO
As fast as you move in and out, not that I would know, you should be fine. Long term, SCO goes down and DXO will go up. I would love DXO under 2 so buy all the SCO you can.This planet can eat thru any oil reserves in a few days if the economy is in gear.
 

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