Stock Portfolios V2

http://seekingalpha.com/article/2325175-kandi-technologies-dominates-chinas-electric-car-market

This caused an 8% move in KNDI today, pushing it back towards its all-time high.

I was just thinking about KNDI, too, because I bought an electric vehicle myself last Friday and I absolutely believe electric vehicles are the way of the future. I used to trade this stock when it was in the $7-8 range and then I forgot all about it.

KNDI (kandi technologies) is a Chinese electric car producer that is being heavily subsidized by the Chinese government. China really wants KNDI to succeed, and so I'm starting to think I should buy this stock on its next breakout.

I'm looking for it to base out first... Obviously I don't want to buy after the last 6 days' extreme price movement. I'd like to see a consolidation pattern form before we see the breakout, but I'm starting to think this stock is going places.

Anyone have any opinions on electric car makers like TSLA or KNDI? Anything negative?
 
Are there any beginner books you guys recommend? As an accounting major, I'm sure I'm going to learn about this stuff eventually but I'd prefer to do my own study on the topic.
 
Still speculation I think. I haven't seen anything definitive on SA or elsewhere.

I hope they just give me some shares and I can sell them.

Hope so too. I don't want a share swap
 
Snagged some Main today. Love the yield and how it is run.

O has it's profits up 22% yoy which is nuts for a REIT

Also untied technologies is Down a lot. Might be a good dip to buy in
 
Snagged some Main today. Love the yield and how it is run.

O has it's profits up 22% yoy which is nuts for a REIT

Also untied technologies is Down a lot. Might be a good dip to buy in

O's profits up a lot, and the stock goes down over 1% in early trading. That's a WTF moment.
 
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2325175-kandi-technologies-dominates-chinas-electric-car-market

This caused an 8% move in KNDI today, pushing it back towards its all-time high.

I was just thinking about KNDI, too, because I bought an electric vehicle myself last Friday and I absolutely believe electric vehicles are the way of the future. I used to trade this stock when it was in the $7-8 range and then I forgot all about it.

KNDI (kandi technologies) is a Chinese electric car producer that is being heavily subsidized by the Chinese government. China really wants KNDI to succeed, and so I'm starting to think I should buy this stock on its next breakout.

I'm looking for it to base out first... Obviously I don't want to buy after the last 6 days' extreme price movement. I'd like to see a consolidation pattern form before we see the breakout, but I'm starting to think this stock is going places.

Anyone have any opinions on electric car makers like TSLA or KNDI? Anything negative?

I think the price is too high --Ford is trading around the same price and they do fairly well in foreign markets.

I would have loved to have bought this for $7-8
 
O's profits up a lot, and the stock goes down over 1% in early trading. That's a WTF moment.

I might just jump on it. Got to scrounge up some cash, but man, why not? WIth 22% growth, a PE ratio of 47 is not bad, esp with a 4.9% dividend.

Maybe people were taking profits?
 
O's profits up a lot, and the stock goes down over 1% in early trading. That's a WTF moment.

One thing to consider, O being a REIT has to pay out 90% of that increase. So conceivably whenever this affects the rev for dividends, the div will go up 20% or so!
 
AMZN got raped. They somehow had over 20% sales growth from last year but had over a 100 million loss. They pulled in almost 20 billion in revenue. They said they've been investing in their Fire phone and developing TV shows will take another 100 million next quarter. Also their cloud computing servers and workforce was another investment along with Sunday deliveries. They've got their hands in a lot of stuff. The stock the dropped 30 points.
 
AMZN got raped. They somehow had over 20% sales growth from last year but had over a 100 million loss. They pulled in almost 20 billion in revenue. They said they've been investing in their Fire phone and developing TV shows will take another 100 million next quarter. Also their cloud computing servers and workforce was another investment along with Sunday deliveries. They've got their hands in a lot of stuff. The stock the dropped 30 points.

They are into many areas and their margins are paper thin. I don't like the stock, just offers nothing short or long.

Starbucks had a decent quarter. Sales up 6%
 
They are into many areas and their margins are paper thin. I don't like the stock, just offers nothing short or long.

Starbucks had a decent quarter. Sales up 6%

I wouldn't invest in it either. No dividend and PE is off the charts.

They actually had a good 3 month run. Their earnings drops the stock back 2 weeks. Once the market opens I think we'll see more selling.
 
I am currently in a company I made money with in the past.

MUX, Mcewen Mining. on the NYSE and TSX.

Check them out. Very happy with this company.

I'm also in Telus as my Blue chip telecom company.

And a low-tier silver and other metals miner. Scorpio Mining Corp (SPM on the TSX), another hideously undervalued company.
 
I wouldn't invest in it either. No dividend and PE is off the charts.

They actually had a good 3 month run. Their earnings drops the stock back 2 weeks. Once the market opens I think we'll see more selling.

Same reasons here. Just nothing that wows me. Esp since it has been like this for a good 10 years. No end in sight.



I am looking at either HOn or UTX. i want more industrial exposure. Hon has more profit growth, while UTX has more top line. Hard to decide.

I am also adding more to O. Just no reason not too, with their last earnings. Just an awesome company.
 
I am currently in a company I made money with in the past.

MUX, Mcewen Mining. on the NYSE and TSX.

Check them out. Very happy with this company.

I'm also in Telus as my Blue chip telecom company.

And a low-tier silver and other metals miner. Scorpio Mining Corp (SPM on the TSX), another hideously undervalued company.

Telus is a strong company, pays a solid dividend and its price is up nicely

My Sunlife is up about 80% over book and am thinking about taking profits.

I bought Mullen a week or two ago and its down about 10%, not realy sure why. Just have to hold this at this point.
 
Turned 600 into 1549 before I sold my shares in AKS. Wish I would've put in more. . . Also uranium one over doubled for me but sadly once again I only had like $500 in it. Right now the rest of my stocks are either coasting or losing :s
 
Turned 600 into 1549 before I sold my shares in AKS. Wish I would've put in more. . . Also uranium one over doubled for me but sadly once again I only had like $500 in it. Right now the rest of my stocks are either coasting or losing :s

Man we got some mining guys here huh. Mining is cool, but just so viotile that I stay away save for a small investment in SSLT
 
^re the above, is there any interest in this thread or ones like it to follow stocks that are other than the well known or less risky ones?

I posted upthread the example of the company I started just over two years ago which we are building from the start with outside capital with the eye to take it public. It can be interesting case study to post showing the entire life cycle of a company from inception to public offering to exit and ROI an investor can make on this type of early stage, seed investment, as we go along. But if that is not really of interest here I won't bother.
 
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