/biz/ - Business & Finance

Another day, another day of me being "semi retired" thanks to the virus. (Still get paid in full yet I only work maybe 4 hrs on an as needed basis). 3 more months till this year is in the history books.

Sold PLAY for a nice gain, rolled back into GE during the morning dippy right in time to capture the last divvy for this year. 1887 GE shares now do I got. Let the good times roll till $12 per share is back in vogue. It's all good, I won't be turning 40 for another two years anyway. Sides, I'll get a nice tax break when I sell.

Bought Play, sunk a bit over 10,000 into it. Annalist got it pegged for at least 20 per.

People say that timing is a crock of shit. I say timing can help you loads if you have the balls to act when opportunities come up. Housing market took a dump, I acted. Bagged a nice 3 bed,1.5 bath,basement,garage w/nice yard and deck house. Main level of house had been redone (tile floors,hardwood floors,granite countertops,tile bathrooms,gas fireplace). I pay just 400 a month for it. Hell it came fully move in ready. Only thing I added was a dishwasher. Ceiling fans in all the bedrooms and living room, levolor blinds on the windows.

51% of my portfolio is in GE.. The last few days have been very good.

So you've shat on GE and Viacom this year and what not but the jokes on you cause both are moving up. It's not late in the case of GE that is, to jump on board the train to epic fat wads of green. 12 per share is looking closer than ever, if you'd hopped aboard at 6 you'd be looking at double the payday.

Up 5% today. I don't use fancy methods for picking stocks. I just stick to companies I know and wait for epic drops. The bigger the drop the sweeter the green on the epic recovery. (P.S - Bring on the Holodeck in my lifetime before I turn into an old man who has to take a shit pot full of pills for stuff)