Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion

[Skooby]

AT&T might be worth owning again. Dumping DirecTV and all the paid video services into a spinoff and focusing on cellular, home internet, and HBO Max.

They'll still own 70% of DirectTV.

 

[FabTrey]

that's why lowkey TTCF is one of my biggest positions. it ran a little bit but then pulled back and pulled back even more with the market decline. Allowed me time to build out a very nice position.

pretty much TTCF is my favorite stock right now. it's probably the safest investment in my portfolio too. i love it. i just added in my m1. sold profits and i got in again.

 

[NatiboyB]

Lumber is at an all-time high.

damn I must admit lumber and Steel are two things that I would admit I have not glanced at as far as investments.

 

[Skooby]

damn I must admit lumber and Steel are two things that I would admit I have not glanced at as far as investments.

Since Covid last year it costs an extra $24,000 to build a home:

 

[Rickdogg44]

Lumber is at an all-time high.

$GUSH gang? @Doomsday

 

[winb83]

They'll still own 70% of DirectTV.

It sounds like it may be a new private company and AT&T will hold 70% control over it and a private equity firm the other 30%. A leveraged buyout to offload several billion in debt from AT&T to this spin off. As AT&T decouples their business offerings from the pay TV side I'm wondering if they'll sell that 70% stake to someone like Dish Network.

 

[Reign X]

Already got a big position in ttcf but I’ll probably add to it tomorrow.

was reading up on yahoo. Didn’t know they had two chances to buy google. First at $1 million (search engine) and then years later at $5 billion. Other stuff they did end up buying, they could never take to the next level.

after close on Monday has some interesting companies.

 

[winb83]

Already got a big position in ttcf but I’ll probably add to it tomorrow.

was reading up on yahoo. Didn’t know they had two chances to buy google. First at $1 million (search engine) and then years later at $5 billion. Other stuff they did end up buying, they could never take to the next level.

Yahoo buying Google would have ruined what Google became. It would be like Blockbuster buying Netflix. Wouldn't be what it is today if that happened.

 

[blotter]

KMPH

 

[jetflyinglimousineriding]

Was throwing me off when it wasn't showing up this morning

 

[Spree At Last]

Looks like a good start to the week. Hopefully these bond yields continue going down

 

[Skooby]

CRMD down $8.00 in premarket.

 

[Slim]

Looks like a good start to the week. Hopefully these bond yields continue going down

Bonds down, JnJ vaccine, and Stimulus plan passed the House. Monday should be good...but I'm just hoping for a better week than the last two.

 

[JetFueledThoughts]

All Indications pointing towards a feel good Monday

 

[Based Lord Zedd]

finally dkng, hit the 52 week high too