So I'm bored and I am diversifying my portfolio with hobby/NCAA tournament/Horse Racing money that I usually spent during this time of year. My bank allows 100 free trades a year so I'm going with it. Money that is not working for me at this time. That shit is going into the market to lay a foundation. I did all right with the 2009 crisis so I'm rolling the dice again. What i threw at a few sessions today:
1) Viacom: Their streaming app is supposed to launch this summer with Nickelodeon, BET, MTV, Comedy Central, and the Paramount movie library. Also has those the seasons of CSI and dumb sitcoms that most enjoy. Currently selling at 12-13 dollars.
2) American Airlines. Currently under 10 dollars but was close to 60 a share back in late in 2019. Long term play. Will also be adding United stock in the next few weeks. Currently 22-23. Was regularly stable at 100.
3) Kroger-One of the cheapest supermarkets to play at 30 bucks compared to other superstores,
4) Chinese markets: Went with electric car manufacturer NIO at 2-3 dollars a share.
5) JK Coffee-supposed to be China's Starbucks. 2-3 dollars a share. They lied about profits but that COO was fired before the Virus. They keep expanding and the correct financials that were released appears that they are in good shape to thrive.
6) PLUG-specialize in hydrogen cell batteries for construction equipment like fork lifts and others. Currently has small contracts with Amazon and Wal Mart. Shares for 3.50 to 3.75. Long term play. Amazon and Wal Mart are giving them a test run at select sites right now.
Just what I'm doing. Not putting my retirement into these. Just seem like a good deal.
1) Viacom: Their streaming app is supposed to launch this summer with Nickelodeon, BET, MTV, Comedy Central, and the Paramount movie library. Also has those the seasons of CSI and dumb sitcoms that most enjoy. Currently selling at 12-13 dollars.
2) American Airlines. Currently under 10 dollars but was close to 60 a share back in late in 2019. Long term play. Will also be adding United stock in the next few weeks. Currently 22-23. Was regularly stable at 100.
3) Kroger-One of the cheapest supermarkets to play at 30 bucks compared to other superstores,
4) Chinese markets: Went with electric car manufacturer NIO at 2-3 dollars a share.
5) JK Coffee-supposed to be China's Starbucks. 2-3 dollars a share. They lied about profits but that COO was fired before the Virus. They keep expanding and the correct financials that were released appears that they are in good shape to thrive.
6) PLUG-specialize in hydrogen cell batteries for construction equipment like fork lifts and others. Currently has small contracts with Amazon and Wal Mart. Shares for 3.50 to 3.75. Long term play. Amazon and Wal Mart are giving them a test run at select sites right now.
Just what I'm doing. Not putting my retirement into these. Just seem like a good deal.