Stock market tips and experiences

[ASAP]

Originally Posted by DrVenture

https://www.troweprice.com/en/us/ins...und-the-corner

T Rowe Price has some very good analysts. I've been with them since the 1980s.

That's a good look... sadly I don't think any of those potential scenarios are what I would consider to be good... as the end result is inflation, rates from years ago or recession...

The China stimulus package will most certainly cause inflation... the normal cycle will just put us in like w 5-6% rates... this isn't spurring any "real demand" so to speak especially given what we've been used to for 15 years. The third scenario (IMHO most likely especially if more inflation comes back) is the worst of all...

[vreihen16]

My moonshot (LUNR) is up 18% today, in advance of tomorrow's earnings call.....

[DrVenture]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

My moonshot (LUNR) is up 18% today, in advance of tomorrow's earnings call.....

Ooh, nice. I didn't get the impression that anyone here bought individual stocks. FWIW, Morningstar sets their fair value at $12.64. I hope it goes even higher for you. I cannot say that I ever heard of this company. I'd consider the award of that big NASA contract to be a huge endorsement. A 354% YTD gain is quite a moonshot, indeed. Nice pun, BTW.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by DrVenture

I cannot say that I ever heard of this company. I'd consider the award of that big NASA contract to be a huge endorsement. A 354% YTD gain is quite a moonshot, indeed. Nice pun, BTW.

They are the people that successfully landed on the moon last spring, a first for a private company. I was more sold on their Earth-based ground stations for moon probes and manned missions when I bought it last year, because they built their own from scratch and aren't leeching off of NASA's like other companies. The NASA contract validated my decision to buy it.

This is all in my family's multi-generation play money investment account, and I only bought a grand of the stock well before their moon landing.

Speaking of puns, I'm hoping that it doesn't crater after tomorrow's earnings call.....

[DrVenture]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

They are the people that successfully landed on the moon last spring, a first for a private company. I was more sold on their Earth-based ground stations for moon probes and manned missions when I bought it last year, because they built their own from scratch and aren't leeching off of NASA's like other companies. The NASA contract validated my decision to buy it.

This is all in my family's multi-generation play money investment account, and I only bought a grand of the stock well before their moon landing.

Speaking of puns, I'm hoping that it doesn't crater after tomorrow's earnings call.....

That is the weird thing about earnings calls. a company can report positively, and it still causes a drop. Or they can report mediocre and the stock can soar.

This sounds like a solid choice for an exploration position to me. More puns.