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>>15090352
I mean I really would suggest buying it under $14
I mean, I did suggest buying it under $14 and under $15.

NWL is on a long-term turnaround strategy to regain maximum profitability of its brands.
So it definitely still has room to continue growing its earnings and paying down debt, while increasing the dividend the entire way.
I'm overweight NWL but that's because I was buying it cheap.
It's still cheap but not as cheap. Buy it, sure, but don't expect another 10% pump. It's a stock that you want to be patient with. Buy it and enjoy the payout growth and stock price growth over the next couple decades.

>>14208318
>TFW I'll never be able to unlock the secret female-only options trading strategies

the female body even has a built-in monthly alarm clock to let them know when to roll-over their futures contracts
I'll just have to stick with my boring manly boomer investing strategies until someone writes a book for how men should trade options

>>13918309
Hapas and Asians too.

>>13784726
https://www.globalresearch.ca/china-food-crisis-more-dangerous-than-trade-war/5677967

>An April, 2019 research report by the Rabobank in Holland, a major world agriculture lender, estimates that actual ASF kills in China are significantly higher than the reported 1 million. They estimate that since initial outbreak in August 2018, deadly ASF has infected between 150 to 200 million of China’s pig population, some 100 times worse than the official numbers and has spread to every province in mainland China. The report states,

>The double blows from African Swine Fever and the Fall Armyworm, combined with the latest escalation of US tariffs on Chinese imports, amid signs that China’s overall economy is slowing significantly, create a potentially dangerous situation whereby hundreds of thousands of Chinese small farmers are likely economically ruined and Chinese domestic food price inflation rises sharply. That is definitely what China does not need at this point.


>“In 2019, we expect Chinese pork production losses of 25% to 35% in response to ASF. Reports of extreme losses (over 50%) are limited to confined areas.” The report adds, “These losses cannot easily be replaced by other proteins (chicken, duck, seafood, beef, and sheepmeat), nor will larger imports be able to fully offset the loss…this will result in a net supply gap of almost 10 million metric tons in the total 2019 animal protein supply.”

got to love that Mandate of Heaven :^)

>>13733517

didn't buy MMM or KR, even though I had them in my sights
even had buy orders ready, didn't pull the trigger
I forget what I bought instead.... Oh well

: )