I know the cash value isn't much, but we can lock in 6% returns on DPZ today after paying commissions. We can always reload on a dip, but at the end of the day 14 shares isn't going to make us rich anyways.
I disagree. The market just had it's strongest four-week run since 1933 and the S&P 500 is up nearly 25% from it's March low. Just this year, Dominos has reached double what they are worth now and are amidst a powerful "Bailout" ad campaign starring their CEO.
I was on the ESLR wagon and I know we missed banking profits, but the market is admist a powerful run and I will admit (yes, I'm doing it), that the stimulus appears to be working for the better in the short term.
In closing, I motion to ride out Dominos until we at least reach the 10% mark.
im on the fence, but my final decision is to ride it out to the 10% mark if we can make it there. if it starts to fall once we are beyond the 6% mark, i say we sell if it once it dips near the 6 or 7% point.
The DPZ earnings report is released April 30th. Do we think they made a profit first quater? I think they have. That said, if they report a profit, the stock is likely to jump. On the other hand, if they didn't post a profit, the shares will likely dip.
Does everyone think DPZ made some money first quater? If so, i vote we stay put until after the earnings release. If not, we should unload now and take the 10 bucks profit.
I am going to roll the dice and say they made a profit and we should hold tight until after the shareholders meeting on the 30th.
The DPZ earnings report is released April 30th. Do we think they made a profit first quater? I think they have. That said, if they report a profit, the stock is likely to jump. On the other hand, if they didn't post a profit, the shares will likely dip.
Does everyone think DPZ made some money first quater? If so, i vote we stay put until after the earnings release. If not, we should unload now and take the 10 bucks profit.
I am going to roll the dice and say they made a profit and we should hold tight until after the shareholders meeting on the 30th.
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i say we take the 6% return and run with it!
I disagree. The market just had it's strongest four-week run since 1933 and the S&P 500 is up nearly 25% from it's March low. Just this year, Dominos has reached double what they are worth now and are amidst a powerful "Bailout" ad campaign starring their CEO.
I was on the ESLR wagon and I know we missed banking profits, but the market is admist a powerful run and I will admit (yes, I'm doing it), that the stimulus appears to be working for the better in the short term.
In closing, I motion to ride out Dominos until we at least reach the 10% mark.
im on the fence, but my final decision is to ride it out to the 10% mark if we can make it there. if it starts to fall once we are beyond the 6% mark, i say we sell if it once it dips near the 6 or 7% point.
The DPZ earnings report is released April 30th. Do we think they made a profit first quater? I think they have. That said, if they report a profit, the stock is likely to jump. On the other hand, if they didn't post a profit, the shares will likely dip.
Does everyone think DPZ made some money first quater? If so, i vote we stay put until after the earnings release. If not, we should unload now and take the 10 bucks profit.
I am going to roll the dice and say they made a profit and we should hold tight until after the shareholders meeting on the 30th.
Thoughts?
The DPZ earnings report is released April 30th. Do we think they made a profit first quater? I think they have. That said, if they report a profit, the stock is likely to jump. On the other hand, if they didn't post a profit, the shares will likely dip.
Does everyone think DPZ made some money first quater? If so, i vote we stay put until after the earnings release. If not, we should unload now and take the 10 bucks profit.
I am going to roll the dice and say they made a profit and we should hold tight until after the shareholders meeting on the 30th.
Thoughts?
we can lock in over 10% returns today on domahogs. let's act fast - my vote is YES.
to be clear the returns are 24% or 16% after our commission costs.
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