Your comments are intriguing and merit further inquiry...
On Mar 15 08:07 AM Did U Think The Ponzi Scheme Would Last? wrote:
> Go look at TM's debt and tell me it is a healthy company in a deflationary > crash. TM will trade like GM soon. They did not earn their manufacturing > capacity, they borrowed it from the bank. Debt will get harder and > harder to come by as auto sales settle in at a fraction of what they > did over the decade 1995-2005. Toyota is one of the best shorts out > there because people don't understand how much crushing debt they > have - over 120 billion worth - as we enter the jaws of the greatest > economic bust in the history of man. > > Only companies with low debt and high cash and which downsize aggressively > early on are going to be well positioned for this crash.
Google has big earnings. But if I own GOOG shares, what do I get? Diddlysquat. No dividends. Zilch.
If you want tech, better to buy IBM in 100 share blocks - buying only on days where the market is down bad for 2-3 days in a row. You'll get several good buying opportunities per year.
Ignore moronic stocks like GOOG - owning those shares does nothing for you.
And what about all the saps that bought Google over $600 less than a year ago?
As of today, in the trailing 12 months, IBM is down 25.77% But Google is down 57.68%
Ultra-large cap tech stocks ARE NOT hyper-growth stocks, so when you forfeit getting dividends to own them, you are being foolish.
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On Mar 15 08:07 AM Did U Think The Ponzi Scheme Would Last? wrote:
> Go look at TM's debt and tell me it is a healthy company in a deflationary
> crash. TM will trade like GM soon. They did not earn their manufacturing
> capacity, they borrowed it from the bank. Debt will get harder and
> harder to come by as auto sales settle in at a fraction of what they
> did over the decade 1995-2005. Toyota is one of the best shorts out
> there because people don't understand how much crushing debt they
> have - over 120 billion worth - as we enter the jaws of the greatest
> economic bust in the history of man.
>
> Only companies with low debt and high cash and which downsize aggressively
> early on are going to be well positioned for this crash.
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On Jan 06 02:49 PM jackooo wrote:
> Let Madoff work for the SEC!! He sure is smarter then them... lol
> lol
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Now comes the long slow starvation.
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Google has big earnings. But if I own GOOG shares, what do I get? Diddlysquat. No dividends. Zilch.
If you want tech, better to buy IBM in 100 share blocks - buying only on days where the market is down bad for 2-3 days in a row. You'll get several good buying opportunities per year.
Ignore moronic stocks like GOOG - owning those shares does nothing for you.
And what about all the saps that bought Google over $600 less than a year ago?
As of today, in the trailing 12 months, IBM is down 25.77%
But Google is down 57.68%
Ultra-large cap tech stocks ARE NOT hyper-growth stocks, so when you forfeit getting dividends to own them, you are being foolish.
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