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Up 100 sinceI don’t get the cope, i stocked a bunch up on Monday at 220, more of an expectation
Mr waltz good luck charm
Up 100 sinceI don’t get the cope, i stocked a bunch up on Monday at 220, more of an expectation
@therealdopeUNH ouch.
CEO just quit. Stock down 16% today and 50% or so from its high. Thank God I don't own that one.
Surprised by NVO too. Made a quick 16% with them doing a momentum trade in 2023. I Sold it over $90 in August of 2023, then It rose up close to $150, but now it is back down to $65. Yikes!
Up 100 since
Mr waltz good luck charm
all the Mag 7 stocks, outside Google, have been pumping hard since mid April
Could’ve just parked your money in TSLA and be up 50%
UNH's decline is reaching truly epic proportions. DOJ just announced they are probing them for Medicare fraud. Down to $283 after hours, from a 52 week high of $630. Luigi sends his regards.
Up 100 since
Mr waltz good luck charm
I made a purchase Monday: SOC. Sable Offshore Corp.
I discovered them through Li Lu: https://www.dataroma.com/m/holdings.php?m=HC
(He also sold half of his Apple holdings btw, just like Buffett).
SOC's holdings used to be owned by Exxon. After a pipeline leak, and regulatory issues in California, Exxon were forced to sell and sell cheap in recent years. Real cheap. California wanted Exxon to be compliant with their regulations, not just for Exxon's operations in California, but for all their operations worldwide. Exxon could not abide. The Santa Ynez Unit is a very valuable asset BUT California is regulation hell for Oil & Gas companies usually.
SOC is giving it go. As it stands now, they've passed a lot of the regulatory hurdles, and production is scheduled to restart in the first quarter of 2025. They haven't passed all the hurdles, however, and it's possible someone still throws a wrench in their plans. There is risk here.
SOC has the advantage in that they're focusing their efforts in California. They aren't a global behemoth like Exxon. As it stands right now, they only have a $2 billion market cap (The Santa Ynez Unit assets they purchased from Exxon, for less than $1 billion, have a Net Asset Value of $10 billion).
SOC's management is very similar to OXY's; that is, very limited capital expenditures, focusing instead on maximizing cash flows to investors. I posted this video of Mohnish Pabrai talking about it earlier in this thread, but I'll post it again:
Bought my shares at $23.85. We'll see how it goes.
FUCK YES!!!Today I bought:
AAPL: $170.01
AMZN: $169.40
GOOGL: $143.41
MSFT: $351.06
URI: $543.68
OXY: $36.20
SOC: $16.44
RLI: $73.00
Looks like you timed that pretty damn good if you bought on Thursday. Back up to $313 already.UNH will be going in my long term folio
5 to 10 years easy hold
Damn, good thing I sold right away instead of dilly dallying. California court just gave them an unfavorable ruling and they sank back down to $27.89.FUCK YES!!!
It worked out.
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 19, 2025--Sable Offshore Corp. (“Sable,” or the “Company”)(NYSE: SOC) today announced that as of May 15, 2025, it has restarted production at the Santa Ynez Unit (“SYU”)
Sold at $33.76. Two batches I bought were equal amounts.
First batch bought 12/30/24: 41.55% gain. 147.43% annualized gain.
Second batch bought 04/08/25: 105.35% gain. 60,432.31% annualized gain.