(01-25-2022, 03:29 PM)stockguru Wrote:Stop it!!! But I did flip WEC once and have been selling covered calls for a year. Do I have to send you brokerage statements, or to Chad first so he can audit them?(01-25-2022, 02:52 PM)fenders53 Wrote: Guru,
I'd like to point out that NEE is now below my exit price before I flipped into some mid 80s WEC, so you can stop busting my chops now.
Yeah but you still missed in selling it at $93 lol
And buy the way I wouldn't own NEE even at these levels. Needs to fall below 60
EPS Growth through 2025 of 6-8%. The P/E should about 15 on this company. The yield is not high enough for an electric utility. JS

Eric sold me on NEE and it had a good run for several years. The forward PE on NEE is now 30 (trailing is worse) They miss earnings now and then and it's a not a good hold here. I sold it for a good reason. I'd buy it back if it pulled back to sanity.
6-8% growth is very good for a large UTE, but not with a tech stock PE. A 15 PE will get you a no growth UTE or other issues. When I bought my first XEL shares in the 1990s the PE was around 10. In the 70-80s a good UTE would have a 6-8 PE. There was a reason though. Never mind the crazy high CD rates, you could get 5% on a savings account. Utilities weren't all that attractive as income investments.
I know you found all of that very interesting.

PS, how did that JAN PayPal 210 strike call go? You clearly stated it was a high conviction trade.