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Strategies & Market Trends : ajtj's Post-Lobotomy Market Charts and Thoughts

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To: accountant who wrote (63133)6/18/2022 8:57:35 PM
From: Lee Lichterman III  Read Replies (1) of 97597
 
For me, not really. I obviously bought too early but I had sold most of mine back when it was 34-35. . I tend to shoot low but right now with these interest rates, I'm shooting for $25ish for my next add. My cost basis with what I had bought earlier is right around $30.xx so me adding here wouldn't help me much. The ex-dividend date also just passed so we have almost a month before there is any need to "rush" a buy. Now, if we get a bounce, maybe.
UTEs are tough to chart. They're interest rate sensitive, the FA is constantly changing due to changing fuel sources, debt levels and now I am worried about the liberals enforcing some outlandish policy.
I'm hopeful that sanity might return but lately it seems to be lacking. I could see libtards demanding utilities as a "basic right" and requiring them to leave the lights on even if nobody pays their bill anymore. We're seeing it in other areas.
I'm curious, in this time of high gas prices and San Francisco not prosecuting shop lifters in retail stores anymore, can everyone just fill up their cars with gas and drive away without paying with no repercussions?
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