Stocks

[Gary]

So smug.

Go weed.

GWPH - nasdaq. Rather large intra day swings. Good for day trading, if you can stand it. Likely the best medical weed stock out there.
TWD.V - Good long term buy. Should slaughter the general market over the next ten years. And 10 yrs is a decent minimum time frame to hold onto weed stocks.
And I'll say it again. CXV.V.
If ANYONE with a clue actually read the 1st link I posted that shows their balance sheet, they would have been all over this one.

 

[油井緋色]

Made a little bit of money daytrading DWTI a handful of times. I got lucky.

Put the proceeds on a bunch of long-shot pot stocks:

NHL (marijuana edibles to be sold in Colorado)
BLO (marijuana breathalyzer)
MMJ (medical marijuana, about to get their full license)

Also CRS (oil), who's allegedly about to drill in Texas.

I think BLO is the most promising of all. Got in at 37 cents.

Had extra money, didn't know what to do with it...put it in NHL and MMJ. Hope they go up!

TWD.V - Good long term buy. Should slaughter the general market over the next ten years. And 10 yrs is a decent minimum time frame to hold onto weed stocks.
And I'll say it again. CXV.V.
If ANYONE with a clue actually read the 1st link I posted that shows their balance sheet, they would have been all over this one.

Is CXV.V these guys?
https://www.google.ca/finance?q=CXV.V&ei=EBkkVfGSM4neqQGlv4DwAw

 

[Matt Rain]

GWPH - nasdaq. Rather large intra day swings. Good for day trading, if you can stand it. Likely the best medical weed stock out there.
TWD.V - Good long term buy. Should slaughter the general market over the next ten years. And 10 yrs is a decent minimum time frame to hold onto weed stocks.
And I'll say it again. CXV.V.
If ANYONE with a clue actually read the 1st link I posted that shows their balance sheet, they would have been all over this one.

Thanks.

I do not have much of a clue, yet.

I've been looking at GWPH, but it seems way too late to get in that game.

 

[Matt Rain]

Also, I don't have much long-term faith in the current medical MJ stocks. I think they are gonna get slaughtered by the tobacco companies if/when weed gets legalized for recreational use all over North America and beyond.

If Matica gets its MMPR, I'll prolly sell during the upswing and move on to something else.

 

[油井緋色]

Also, I don't have much long-term faith in the current medical MJ stocks. I think they are gonna get slaughtered by the tobacco companies if/when weed gets legalized for recreational use all over North America and beyond.

If Matica gets its MMPR, I'll prolly sell during the upswing and move on to something else.

I don't think weed being legalized for recreational use will be happening any time soon. Not until the baby boomer generation is gone anyways...they're the ones voting.

 

[kellen]

I don't think weed being legalized for recreational use will be happening any time soon. Not until the baby boomer generation is gone anyways...they're the ones voting.

........ok

 

[Matt Rain]

I don't think weed being legalized for recreational use will be happening any time soon. Not until the baby boomer generation is gone anyways...they're the ones voting.

I dunno. Like Gary said, 10 years is a reasonable timeframe to hold some of these stocks, e.g. GWPH. A lot can happen in 10 years.

I like BLO over the next 10 years, although it'll probably be bought out before that. NHL seems promising too, but they're still little more than an idea at this point. MMJ is purely a gamble that they'll get their MMPR and shoot up to maybe 50 cents.

 

[Gary]

Is CXV.V these guys?
https://www.google.ca/finance?q=CXV.V&ei=EBkkVfGSM4neqQGlv4DwAw

Yes.

 

[backmarkerducati]

CXV, I am in for the ride.... what the heck I have too much money anyways... I do not expect to be too long on this one.

 

[Gary]

CXV, I am in for the ride.... what the heck I have too much money anyways... I do not expect to be too long on this one.

When did you buy in?
IMO only. Hold on. And hold on some more. There's a **** load of holders in the upper $.20 range. Many will "cash out".
Buyout within 2 yrs is not out of the question. Thing is, where will the s/p be 2 yrs out? My guess: over $6.00. Buyout around $8.00 - $10.00?

 

[Boots]

Looking to invest 1000 in pizza Pizza. The stocks show a yearly trend of rising in the summer (presumably because they get more business in the summer )

Also looking at Trinidad drilling if it ever drops down to 4

 

[LiNK666]

Be very careful about QSR brand. I get a lot of information regarding trends QSR brands and except a few (like Chipotle or panera) all of them (including subway, McDs, Timmies etc...) are on the decline for sales and income. If you don't feel the brand is relevant in the minds of milennials then don't bother. Casual dine-in is on the rise.

Looking to invest 1000 in pizza Pizza. The stocks show a yearly trend of rising in the summer (presumably because they get more business in the summer )

Also looking at Trinidad drilling if it ever drops down to 4

 

[backmarkerducati]

When did you buy in?
IMO only. Hold on. And hold on some more. There's a **** load of holders in the upper $.20 range. Many will "cash out".
Buyout within 2 yrs is not out of the question. Thing is, where will the s/p be 2 yrs out? My guess: over $6.00. Buyout around $8.00 - $10.00?

I got in late today. If it drops below .45 I am out, if it doubles up I will sell half and let the rest ride. That is my plan, I always do well when I follow it, crap out when I do not.

Looking to invest 1000 in pizza Pizza. The stocks show a yearly trend of rising in the summer (presumably because they get more business in the summer )

Also looking at Trinidad drilling if it ever drops down to 4

I have pizza pizza, lots of it. I am doing a DRIP on this one so I get a bunch of shares each month as the dividen (compounding), they do a monthly dividen instead of quarterly--it is currently north of 6% per year. I encourage everyone to eat there often, even if you are not hungry!

 

[Joe Bass]

Be very careful about QSR brand. I get a lot of information regarding trends QSR brands and except a few (like Chipotle or panera) all of them (including subway, McDs, Timmies etc...) are on the decline for sales and income. If you don't feel the brand is relevant in the minds of milennials then don't bother. Casual dine-in is on the rise.

Strange you should say that just as I noticed all of the Kelsey's disappearing.

 

[TO Bandit]

I'm going to put my short term money into "Breastuarants". I only invest here and there. Usually in the "fastest growing trend" vein. It work well for me with Apple and Lululemon.

 

[LiNK666]

Strange you should say that just as I noticed all of the Kelsey's disappearing.

Kelseys has had problems adapting to what current consumers want. A lot of their restaurants are outdated and in desperate need of remodel. Their core menus also needs a revamp. Again, the biggest struggle for any restaurant brand right now is relevance for the new consumer.

 

[backmarkerducati]

Be very careful about QSR brand. I get a lot of information regarding trends QSR brands and except a few (like Chipotle or panera) all of them (including subway, McDs, Timmies etc...) are on the decline for sales and income. If you don't feel the brand is relevant in the minds of milennials then don't bother. Casual dine-in is on the rise.

Pizza Pizza is not a QSR brand, Pizza Hut is...

 

[Brian P]

"QSR" as in the generic "quick serve restaurant" as opposed to the stock QSR (a.k.a. Burger King and Tim Horton's)? I was under the impression that Pizza Hut was a Pepsico brand.

re Kelseys ... Disclaimer ... I've been a shareholder in the Keg and SIR (a.k.a. Jack Astors) for several years. No trading, I've just been sitting back and collecting dividends while the shares have appreciated. BE CAREFUL with these. They are small caps and thinly traded, so use limit orders!

edit: Pizza Hut is part of Yum! Brands. KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell. (doesn't interest me)

 

[Matt Rain]

Had no idea Pizza Pizza was public. High yield too. Remind me to look at it again after my penny stocks go to the moon.

 

[LiNK666]

"QSR" as in the generic "quick serve restaurant" as opposed to the stock QSR (a.k.a. Burger King and Tim Horton's)? I was under the impression that Pizza Hut was a Pepsico brand.

re Kelseys ... Disclaimer ... I've been a shareholder in the Keg and SIR (a.k.a. Jack Astors) for several years. No trading, I've just been sitting back and collecting dividends while the shares have appreciated. BE CAREFUL with these. They are small caps and thinly traded, so use limit orders!

edit: Pizza Hut is part of Yum! Brands. KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell. (doesn't interest me)

Pizza hut and Yum! are in the decline in NA, but on the rise in Asia. Would not touch it with a 10 ft pole. Yes, was referring to quick service restaurant.

I like Jack Astors and Keg. JA has struggled as it expanded outside Ontario. If they decided to go international with US I would consider pulling back from it. A lot of brands that expand into US don't do as well. If Touro brazilian steakhouse decided to do an IPO consider investing it. I heard they do amazing ... same level as the keg.

Pizza Pizza is not a QSR brand, Pizza Hut is...

Pizza pizza is included in all crest data which refers to mainly QSR brands which is why I referred to them as such. If it's not a QSR brand then cool beans, but still on decline. $5 pizza probably leaves very little margin for franchisees.

Had no idea Pizza Pizza was public. High yield too. Remind me to look at it again after my penny stocks go to the moon.

Be careful with these. Consider dominos, they have made a great comeback this year. It's consider very much relevant to consumer taste now than pizza pizza.