FreeBaGeL
Footballguy
I also would have imagined there were a process for testing the software before putting them out into service.
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matuski
Footballguy
skycriesmary
Climbing up the Walls
They are just very well positioned to take advantage of integration with 5G. They dropped almost 5% this week after some insider selling. This was also a Rev Shark pick a couple of months ago. The stock has bounced between 10-11.50 on average the last couple of months as well, so this isn't bottom buying.
-OZ-
Footballguy
ChiefD
Footballguy
I think this is some gross over generalization. These planes are meant to be flying, not sitting in a warehouse/pavement for months/years with no flying. This can cause problems on oil/fuel/air systems due to corrosion and degredation of gaskets/seals/etc. One valve taking out both engines... don't see that in any standard design practice.
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If there is one valve that can do that then it's a horrible design and should be grounded. Dual systems/backups has been a standard practice for decades.
kevzilla
Footballguy
Sounded weird to me, too. The CNBC reporter is pretty reliable, perhaps I mis-heard that.
Ok, i just checked. This is a bleed air valve in the fifth stage of the compressor that is used for a variety of things. One of which is to feed information to the dec (i.e. brains) to control the engine. Yes, it could cause an engine to shut down, or roll back as I'm not sure how their program logic is built (fail open, fail closed, or just not actuate...all different inputs/results to the engine).
To cause both engines to fail it would require each engines valve to fail in the worst mode possible at the same time. This is also for planes that have not operated for seven days.
This isn't a big deal.
To cause both engines to fail it would require each engines valve to fail in the worst mode possible at the same time. This is also for planes that have not operated for seven days.
This isn't a big deal.
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CR69
Footballguy
CR69
Footballguy
For the record, I don’t have any stake in BA other than what’s in index funds I own. Just seen a lot of discussion about it here recently so passing along things I see. Those two twitter accounts are pretty quick to share news from various sources which is why I follow them.
ghostguy123
Footballguy
If marijuana was to be legalized everywhere, which pot stocks would be the way to go?
CR69
Footballguy
I’ve been keeping an eye on the MJ ETF just because it has the largest market cap. It actually has a crazy high dividend right now too. Haven’t bought any yet though.
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/fund/mj
ghostguy123
Footballguy
ericttspikes
Footballguy
I've been in the MJ ETF, which has been a dog to this point. I just set the dividends to reinvest and hope for better pot companies to be publicly traded someday. Too few good pot stocks out there to make a pot ETF work IMO. Too many losers vs. winners just waters it down.
If I had to pick a single pot stock that would make it I would probably choose Canopy Growth, but not a slam dunk. I do wonder if big tobacco stands to gain the most if federally legalized. Would think they could easily big foot all these small time players.
A pot stock I've been watching is CRLBF, Cresco Labs. They have a presence in IL and I like their products. They're also expanding into other states and opening up some nice looking retail locations. Don't like that they are and OTC stock though, so still just looking but intrigued.
Another dark horse pot related stock I watch is Innovative Industrial Properties, IIPR. They are a pot REIT. They buy grows from companies and leases them back. Their business model makes a ton of sense to me.
Bob Sacamano
Footballguy
Nugget
Footballguy
I will likely get back in after earnings in early August. Bouncing between the 50 and 200 day.
I closed out my put. I don’t really want to own NKLA as I prefer companies that make profits, not just ones that have an interesting story. I missed out on TSLA that way, so maybe don’t do as I do. But feels like the price is corrected at $30. It’s speculative but if one were inclined, the price is reasonable if not outright attractive.
Caesar
Footballguy
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/curlf
I'm not in this one, but it might be worth checking out.
CR69
Footballguy
The MJ etf does hold some other things like tobacco and fertilizer companies so it’s a decent bet across the whole industry imo which is why it’s been the one I’ve been following-
https://www.zacks.com/funds/etf/MJ/holding
https://www.zacks.com/funds/etf/MJ/holding
Todem
Footballguy
It was beautiful.....bought and bought and bought. Overweighted the position a little today.BassNBrew said:
Tremendous stock....grows the dividend about 5% a year.....great financials, low debt, fundamentals are excellent. Love when this happens. Overblown short sighted news...you gotta pounce on this stuff. Also love when firms revise price targets down.....they have no clue. Seriously....most of them have no clue.
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ghostguy123
Footballguy
I bought some today, cost basis currently somewhere around 50.50.
Come Monday at about what point would you no longer view it as a buy?
Be careful. They are losing market share and are now outsourcing production.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-07-25/intel-stunning-failure-heralds-end-of-era-for-u-s-chip-sector
CR69
Footballguy
I've done some more research on that. From what I've read, cannabis stocks have low volume but have been popular with people shorting so the MJ ETF has been loaning shares and passing the income along to investors.
I was hoping to get in under $12 but think I'll just DCA into this one over the next few weeks unless it tumbles.
-OZ-
Footballguy
It was a joke about the MJ fund and crazy high. We federal employees have been told to not buy MJ stocks as MJ isn't legal federally yet. (My boss would only know because I'm a confidential financial disclosure filer, because I review other filings)
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CR69
Footballguy
Damn, I missed it. Been partaking in too much of the devil's lettuce today apparently.
We federal employees have been told to not buy MJ stocks as MJ isn't legal federally yet. (My boss would only know because I'm a confidential financial disclosure filer, because I review other filings)
What about an index fund that just happens to hold cannabis stocks? Just kidding of course. I'm thinking we'll see national legalization soon enough, too much money to not imo.
-OZ-
Footballguy
Totally agreed.
Probably not before next filing season (Feb)
But yeah, I'd be buying if I didn't (1) file or (2) mind falsifying the report.
Ditto
We federal employees have been told to not buy MJ stocks as MJ isn't legal federally yet. (My boss would only know because I'm a confidential financial disclosure filer, because I review other filings)
Bless you @-OZ-, I could't do it.
We federal employees have been told to not buy MJ stocks as MJ isn't legal federally yet. (My boss would only know because I'm a confidential financial disclosure filer, because I review other filings)
Enforce the laws (equally) or change the laws. If it's listed and they aren't doing anything about it, they need to keep their nose out of any investment you make that is listed (assuming you are following the other laws).
ghostguy123
Footballguy
MJ looks interesting with the dividend, and I am convinced the wacky tobacky will be legal everywhere soon enough
Capella
Footballguy
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Insoxicated
@Todem no concerns on Intel moving running build v buy analysis and considering outsourcing production? That would seem to be a huge blow to their core value.
At the same time there is a significant motivation on a federal level to maintain independence with semiconductor engineering and production. Have to think there will be some support from our govt to push them to stay stateside.
Thoughts?
Also, would love a rundown / update on your list and where you might still see strong mid term plays at current valuations.
for ease of reference:
Todem stock list
AAPL
AMZN
GOOGL
EMR
CSCO
T
EXC
LMT
PG
JPM
INTC
MSFT
GLPI
BA (we were buying aggresively at 115, 105 and 100)
BMY
TGT
VZ
PEO
BLMN (trading this)
TXRH (Traded this)
CCL
DAL - Have not bought this yet
FDX
DFS
PFE
PPL
CSCO
GCX
ADX
At the same time there is a significant motivation on a federal level to maintain independence with semiconductor engineering and production. Have to think there will be some support from our govt to push them to stay stateside.
Thoughts?
Also, would love a rundown / update on your list and where you might still see strong mid term plays at current valuations.
for ease of reference:
Todem stock list
AAPL
AMZN
GOOGL
EMR
CSCO
T
EXC
LMT
PG
JPM
INTC
MSFT
GLPI
BA (we were buying aggresively at 115, 105 and 100)
BMY
TGT
VZ
PEO
BLMN (trading this)
TXRH (Traded this)
CCL
DAL - Have not bought this yet
FDX
DFS
PFE
PPL
CSCO
GCX
ADX
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If been telling my spouse that and all time high sentiment seems to have faded there too.
Capella
Footballguy
CR69
Footballguy
They talked about how Intel is shifting away from manufacturing to “data” on the Motley Fool Money podcast this week. I don’t really follow Intel well enough to know what that actually means lol but I’m guessing it’s some big brother #### haha.
