Rocky’s Weekly Stock Picks
Contrary to our Image of the Week, we do not recommend selling anything, ever. Unless you’re taking profit. Taking profit is acceptable.
We won’t take profit, because we’re insane, but you probably should from time to time when the opportunity presents itself. But hey, if you decide to hold out on a pink sheet penny stock for the world’s last horse & buggy buggy manufacturer; we’ll be right there with ya!
In other news, Schwab’s online brokerage sucks for…everything. TD Ameritrade is had a slight curve to it, but was fantastic for finding accurate information quickly.
Schwab is just plain ass. Incomplete, laggy…in a word, bullshit.
FUBO - $3.18/share, options trade weekly. This stock saw a 9.66% jump for the day. Now would be a great time to get a wheel started and take advantage of the heightened volatiltiy.
Fubo’s whole thing isn’t just soccer - but that’s definitely its cornerstone. If you’re like us, you’re American, and don’t care about soccer at all. That’s fine, and it makes sense that major networks struggle to incorporate soccer coverage.
However, for millions of foreign-born Americans, they love them some soccer. LIke, a lot. It’s a thing.HMLPF - $13.95/share, this preferred stock just paid its quarterly dividend a couple days ago of $0.5469.
The company does something with liquified natural gas. Some kind of something that generates revenue.JNJ - $149.79/share, options trade weekly, ex-div on Monday….maybe wait until Tuesday to buy for that slight discount. The most recent quarterly dividend was $1.19/share.
We don’t particularly love Johnson & Johnson, but we don’t not like them either. They sort of provide lots of things for life stuff. Do you like shampoo? Yeah I bet you do.SMG - $57.80/share, ex-div 11/24, quarterly dividends annualizing at 4.64%, options trade monthly.
Scott’s Miracle Grow seems to be on a slow upward trend in terms of share price. We like fertilizer because we like food - how about you?T - $15.90/share, weekly options, quarterly dividends annualizing at 6.99%. We’ve got about 2 months before the next ex-div is announced.
We’re all about AT&T right now. Or is it technically ATT? Who cares, we don’t. What we care about is a high-yield dividend from what is basically an affordable blue chip stock. (Probably not technically a blue chip…whatever, don’t care).
Do you have any idea how much telecommunications infrastructure that AT&T builds, owns, and maintains? Spoiler - pretty much all of it.
