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Getting even is over-rated. If you think a different stock would do better, why keep riding a pig? The loss will also help you on taxes om your home runsFunny same thing I was thinking. Just get this pig to my purchase price and I'm getting out.
Yeah, I mentioned it
True it’s not that important to get even.
Make some calls. There are likely some local investment groups you could team up with. You'll usually do better in that format than a REIT. But due diligence is on you.
That requires work
Don't think I can paste it but here is the same article not behind a paywall. https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/stock-news/82253917/charlie-munger-the-phone-is-not-ringing-off-the-h
Man, I wish we could get some trials completed.
Just my view, I have read more negative reviews and complaints about WF than any other bank. While I get that those reviews may not reflect the future of the business, I do get a little hesitant to invest in a company with (from what I've seen) such a negative perception.
Besides some old gold and 90% silver coins I stick with the ETFs too. F those racketeers. If I want real metal I just invest in brass. The kind that comes with powder and loads into magazines.
It certainly doesn't help that its the only patient they have talked about in the last 7 days.
Yeah Cosjobs nailed it. At least they have more patients behind their claims.
I'm about to, uh, acquire? some. Should ask the folks on here who know about this stuff once I actually get my hands on therm.
Inventories of gold and silver are getting depleted and the virus has shut down mining. Global shipments are way down, so the price of the coins are going to be at a huge premium. I agree, don't pay them unless you are one of those guys that just HAS to have the physical in hand.
It's the same type of thing then. Like WFC is now, BAC was the bank in the news getting hit for their bad behavior a bit more than others. BAC did have some legit concerns at the time about whether Merrill and BAC could stay together. WFC also needs some of the tough cost-cutting that BAC embarked on 2012 forward, but their capital position is very strong.
For your first question, your brokerage should give you the option to "reinvest" the dividends. The dividends will typically just buy more shares of the fund the dividends came from. So if you got $50 of dividends in a Growth fund, and the Growth fund costs $10 per share, you would just get 5 more shares. You can probably direct those dividends however you want, but reinvesting is usually the way to go. It's like getting free shares.
Here's the replay. Bruce Patterson and Jay Lalezari were great and Nader struggled.
