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Look into dividend aristocrats. High dividends aren't always sustainable, especially if there's a big headwind for a company or sector (see oil companies), so it's usually a safe bet to look into companies that offer consistent dividends. My personal choice is still GD, with the positive A&D outlook and their specific positioning in that industry.Looking for some high dividend yield stocks.
i have SNR...
Tell me about it. Hurts so bad...
Kudos to everyone who short the garbage company that is TWTR
HQY performing as expected --
I'll take my cookie now, thank youThe thing that I'm harping on, is that NFLX is undershooting guidance a la Apple, and then going to easily beat next earnings. We've seen this before. Netflix aint slowing down any time soon. Analysts might have had lofty expectations at 3.5 million new customers for this Q, but it's clear that 2 million is too low. They'll smash that with their worldwide expansion.Well with these sky high PE stocks, growth is #1. If that comes into question, then down she goes, regardless of any other statistic.
Agreed, I recently spoke to an investor who said that the smartest people come from all over the world to work at the FANG companies.I'm not selling. Anything I buy is for long, long term. I believe Netflix is capitalizing the digitalization of media better than any other player out there, including Amazon and will continue to use their scale to outpace others in growth, in every way (subscribers, revenue, content hours etc). To be honest, I wouldn't be surprised to see Netflix work out a live streaming deal with someone like the NBA to broadcast their product internationally in a few years, so long as the NFL/Twitter thing works out. More of a hope tbh since they're holding steady on only producing shows and movies, but they're working towards making live streaming a possibility (as long as they build the needed infrastructure).
We all have those stories Learning experiences man.I remember the time in 2009, when Netflix was at around $33 a share. I asked some friends to gather some money together, but nope, never got in.
Yahoo became a more garbage company under Mayer's regime. Despicable what she did to it.INTC and YHOO today, and GS beat this morning. Yahoo's interesting to me since Mayer isn't having any Analyst call after results are released.