Danny Hoey
WKR
CDEV and PBR.A. I'll swing Helix on the regular too.What are you guys feeling on oil stocks now? I’m still holding quite a few at slightly positive numbers- not sure if I should sell to avoid a loss or continue to hold
CDEV and PBR.A. I'll swing Helix on the regular too.What are you guys feeling on oil stocks now? I’m still holding quite a few at slightly positive numbers- not sure if I should sell to avoid a loss or continue to hold
I’ve had a few times that I noticed there were a bunch of new post that I had missed and didn’t think I had been notified.
I checked my alerts and noticed an old alert for this thread that I had never clicked on so the site wasn’t sending me new ones. Not sure if that’s what’s happening to anyone else but Ive had problems with it before.
I do have that happen and it’s not just this thread, it’s across the board and probably a normal function but even keeping up with this thread it still seems to drop off at times. Mby it’s just too big for its britches and the software can’t keep up???I checked my alerts and noticed an old alert for this thread that I had never clicked on so the site wasn’t sending me new ones. Not sure if that’s what’s happening to anyone else but Ive had problems with it before.
Hey, you sound exactly like me Bob!! lol....Looks like CDEV might make another run at double digits here. Big question is will I be smart enough to cash in before it heads into another low cycle. My history would suggest no.
I don’t disagree and I don’t have a need for that cash for another purchase, but damn these Cycles are getting oldHey, you sound exactly like me Bob!! lol....
Funny thing is who knows what could happen with this merger. Imagine that stock at about $12.50, good lord, the quan!
They sure are, my friend. I still haven't decided exactly when I'll bail, but my patience has been on 'E' for a long time now.I don’t disagree and I don’t have a need for that cash for another purchase, but damn these Cycles are getting old
I'll let you guys know when I sell so you can double down when it goes up another 40% afterwards.They sure are, my friend. I still haven't decided exactly when I'll bail, but my patience has been on 'E' for a long time now.
If you would like to just go ahead and do that now, that would be great.I'll let you guys know when I sell so you can double down when it goes up another 40% afterwards.
Crazy.Corporations here in the Permian Basin are forecasting -5 more years of overwhelming activity (heard that before). These companies can’t hire people quick enough to keep up with demand. No one wants to work. The father of one of the kids in my daughters class is the CEO of a major global company. He said they are down 700 employees. Problem is, no one wants to come back to work. One would have thought the end of the “hand out train” would be their demise. I guess not.
That's a solid point. I do know a guy that clocked a mill at CDEV, but that isn't the norm for 99% of people. Many people I talk with everyday have no clue about the markets and equities; they just throw money at their 401k.How many of these people not wanting to work made out like bandits over the last couple years? Broomd wasn't it your friend that clocked over a million in profits just from CDEV? I think there are a large group of people that just don't want to work but there is a large group that made a killing and don't have to work.
My brother has over 250% equity in his house. He could sell his house live out of a camper. It would take him nearly 4 years of lost salary before he is where he is today. That's a lot of money that people can live off of.
I agree that for most people its not the norm but I think there are a lot of people that did.That's a solid point. I do know a guy that clocked a mill at CDEV, but that isn't the norm for 99% of people. Many people I talk with everyday have no clue about the markets and equities; they just throw money at their 401k.
That said, you are right about the housing values. A guy living in SoCal that gets willed his folks small cottage-type house (worth $19K in 1967) sells it for $615k and he moves on to buy something around here, or Boise, or Bozeman, etc. for $410k. And he lives off the $200k for the next few years.
I guess that's one possibility, but it's still all crazy.
Personally I'm glad my wife and I are debt free, been that way for about 13 years. We planned and worked hard for that so semi-retirement and retirement would be comfortable. So far, so good.
Now if Cdevil would rise and finally complete this story....