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What Did You Buy Today?
Continuing to add to my brand new MMM position, VERY SLOWLY. literally a few shares at a time until it finds anything resembling a bottom.  I've been waiting for a bad earnings report from CAT. this one is close enough and I'll start nibbling. not that I am bullish industrials, but I am way underweight and this looks like an OK time to start, and hope they correct further. 

I've been playing DAL and AAL some selling puts and buying them back when they rebound a day later. DAL is the one I actually want to own long so I am wading in very soon. Very well run airline.
Added to XOM, ABBV, V and PM
added MMM,DFS,WRK
Added a few more shares to LMT CBRL BMY HON ARCC BGR MMM CAT BP BGR I love free commissions on days like this. Smile

New but small positions in TGT DAL OLN

Sold a few puts in BP BWA DAL.  This oil beat down is getting overdone

Not like everything was ridiculously cheap today but I needed to get a little less cashy.
Damn China.. Your killing us ughh!! lol
(01-31-2020, 03:03 PM)fenders53 Wrote: This oil beat down is getting overdone

Yeah. Just added a little XOM.
again, more XOM
Added to XOM, CVX, KHC, WMB, APLE
(01-31-2020, 03:43 PM)Kerim Wrote:
(01-31-2020, 03:03 PM)fenders53 Wrote: This oil beat down is getting overdone

Yeah. Just added a little XOM.

As much as I am not an XOM fan anymore, I think you guys will be OK buying here.  If I have any sense, (up for debate lol) I am fully invested in BP after this week.  I really do like the oil ETF I found.  BGR owns all the majors.  You can get punched in the face five times during earnings season instead of once.  The 7%+ Div is going to save me for sure lol Smile
(01-31-2020, 04:12 PM)fenders53 Wrote:
(01-31-2020, 03:43 PM)Kerim Wrote:
(01-31-2020, 03:03 PM)fenders53 Wrote: This oil beat down is getting overdone

Yeah. Just added a little XOM.

As much as I am not an XOM fan anymore, I think you guys will be OK buying here.  If I have any sense, (up for debate lol) I am fully invested in BP after this week.  I really do like the oil ETF I found.  BGR owns all the majors.  You can get punched in the face five times during earnings season instead of once.  The 7%+ Div is going to save me for sure lol Smile
I started buying XOM at $80. Current avg price $71.4. Only return has been dividends and option credits. With my puts assigned next week, average price might come down to $69 and change. Not very happy overall. I do hope XOM runs in 2020 as I am too overweight here and would like to rebalance at little. I am optimistic aswell on XOM about 2020 and beyond.
(01-31-2020, 04:38 PM)vbin Wrote:
(01-31-2020, 04:12 PM)fenders53 Wrote:
(01-31-2020, 03:43 PM)Kerim Wrote:
(01-31-2020, 03:03 PM)fenders53 Wrote: This oil beat down is getting overdone

Yeah. Just added a little XOM.

As much as I am not an XOM fan anymore, I think you guys will be OK buying here.  If I have any sense, (up for debate lol) I am fully invested in BP after this week.  I really do like the oil ETF I found.  BGR owns all the majors.  You can get punched in the face five times during earnings season instead of once.  The 7%+ Div is going to save me for sure lol Smile
I started buying XOM at $80. Current avg price $71.4. Only return has been dividends and option credits. With my puts assigned next week, average price might come down to $69 and change. Not very happy overall. I do hope XOM runs in 2020 as I am too overweight here and would like to rebalance at little. I am optimistic aswell on XOM about 2020 and beyond.
Not a good time to be "overweight" oil the with the commodity far from a potential bottom if the economy truly stumbles at all.  I'm at about 3% of total port and that is bad enough.  My confidence in the sector was shattered long ago but the recent prices lured me in for a midterm swing trade.  We should probably chat about rolling puts forward.  I sell 300-400 options a year.  The vast majority expire worthless but I am no stranger to positions in peril for sure.  I always have a couple going sideways.  I rarely get assigned.  We should probably chat about rolling options  forward.  That often makes good sense.  I am a PM away if you'd like to discuss it.  

In any event I'd like to hope the worst of it should be over in a few weeks. The flu epidemic isn't helpful, but I don't see extreme risk the global economy won't rebound with the free money environment.  But oil majors are not DGI stocks anymore.  They are high Div stocks and no safer than the rest of them for capital preservation.  Little different than just trading the commodity.  The opportunity cost of holding as if they are a DGI stock has been enormous.
Added more XOM




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