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CVO Social => In The News => Topic started by: 2soaper on April 19, 2021, 11:40:45 AM
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in a news feed: Harley-Davidson (HOG) shares were up 8% after the company reported a profit of $1.68 a share on sales of $1.4 billion, topping estimates for earnings of 90 cents a share on revenue of $1.3 billion.
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In 2007 & 2014 HOG traded at over $70 a share. Today it trades in the mid $40 range. S & P has more than doubled itself since 2014. If HOG had just tracked the market it would be trading at over $140, not $40.
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In 2007 & 2014 HOG traded at over $70 a share. Today it trades in the mid $40 range. S & P has more than doubled itself since 2014. If HOG had just tracked the market it would be trading at over $140, not $40.
Ford did similar gains losses, spring 0f 1999, high 90's, within 3 years down to $8, Feb 2009 down to $1.54.
I finally bought some 2 years ago at $4.10. Has been steady around $12 and will probably never see the $40's again.
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Ford did similar gains losses, spring 0f 1999, high 90's, within 3 years down to $8, Feb 2009 down to $1.54.
I finally bought some 2 years ago at $4.10. Has been steady around $12 and will probably never see the $40's again.
Good move. Buy low sell high is the best advice on stocks. ;D
If Ford hits a home run on these newfangled electric vehicles, it's possible it could do very well, but they have a lot of competition. HOG might be a good buy at $40. I owned it a couple of times - once in the 1990s & again in the early 2000s & both times did ok. It's a tough MC market ahead by all accounts.
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I don’t see HD as a “buy” anytime soon...if ever.
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I’m not a buyer either. But I’m glad to see the news.