Divs will be vital, going forward. Growth will be muted, until and unless Central Banks stop raising rates, and start moving in the other direction. I won't own anything without at least a 3% yield. Got into financials too early but I'm sticking with it. PRISX. But my lone regional bank holding BHB has performed well. Seems to me that companies which are vertically integrated will be good bets, eh? The yield is not quite 3% at UBS, but it's smelling rather pretty LATELY. Not so much, in past days. Legal troubles. One more mention: DBS Group. DBSDY. 4% yield. Financial services out of Singapore. https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/pinx/dbsdy/quote mentioned before: BHB. Bar Harbor Bank: https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xase/bhb/quote
Amazon showing no sign of recovery yet Walmart closed the gap and is rallying Fed Ex closing the gap halfway as well
Enphase with a high volume breakout Friday Air Products almost back to 2000 ATH as well (327.89) Deere also testing highs
Boing looking at new orders Embraer flat for 6 months Textron pop on new govt helicopter order didn't last long
Staples were still looking good until last week as folks play defense Proctor and Gamble above august highs Campbell Soup at new highs My favorite grocery play at a triple top, couldn't hold above 100
Goldman trying to recover after earnings Australia sent its first coal to china in 2 years, materials may be going up
Semi's having a good start to 2023 On Semi off its peak Home Dialysis Outset Medical still losing money
Looking at overseas stocks Jonny Walker and other brands not doing so well Unilever a worldwide staple stock Azul had news last week