RE:RE:THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY - FROM ATH JUNE 7 TO OCT 14Hi 555rookie555,
Please don't take my opinion like I am pumping any one of these top Spanito Pick's as per below.
I am basing my picks based on their Q2 Financials, All Time High's in June, and largest drops since their ATH's. Therefore, if I was a betting man and wanted to see the largest returns then this is my top picks. All based on WTI OIL climbing back upwards. Right now it doesn't look stable for me to tell you to buy right now.
I am guessing WTI will revisit 70's pricing soon prior to Mid Term Election.
If WTI does reach these levels then these will be available to purchase at much lower share pricing than they currently are at. I hope the above makes sense otherwise please ask for more clarification.
Another bit of info to add to this is the following: Do I think you should buy 100% any stocks during a Recession, or leading up to a Recession, hell No. Do I think you should buy stocks in the middle of the Recession? Yes. Do you think prices of WTI Oil give clues leading to a recession? No I don't agree.
Pay attention to this important fact. Oil reached $145 at the start of 2008. And then crashed months later. In the beginning of 2008 most oil stocks or any stocks had already crashed.
So Oil pricing did not go hand in hand with the Stock Market. Anyways, my picks of stocks I will buy and hold for only 2-3 months at most when WTI tanks within a few more weeks. Then I will sell them on 25% or more run ups. Then call it a day for 2022.
2023 caution will be the game plan. If WTI does not tank, I will consider entering a few positions for a short term investment.
- ATH
- BNE
- IPO
- SGY
- JOY
- PIPE
Do I like your picks you mentioned, hell yes, but that's not my game plan.
Please read the following information:
https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/052715/how-did-financial-crisis-affect-oil-and-gas-sector.asp Spanito
555rookie555 wrote:
thanks spanito. At these levels which do you see as having the best potential? I may include MEG and CVE in my portfolio on the next drop