After seeing this in my in-box from one of my news searches:
PepsiCo Boosts Annual Dividend by 7%, Authorizes Stock Buyback
I set a limit buy for Pepsico, Inc. (PEP) at $61, while askStockGuru had them today at 62.3 for the conservative buy.
After seeing this in my in-box from one of my news searches:
PepsiCo Boosts Annual Dividend by 7%, Authorizes Stock Buyback
I set a limit buy for Pepsico, Inc. (PEP) at $61, while askStockGuru had them today at 62.3 for the conservative buy.
InvesterPlace.com says “buy $54 or less”. AskStockGuru.com today says:
Retracement Trade: Consider buy when the price retraces around 48.98 if you are aggressive. Alternatively, a conservative buy would be around 47.57.
I like to split the difference and set a limit at 48.28 and an alert at 46.
Ticker AOB is down today following the release of a fee-required report. Unless it is devastating, they should rebound. I actually took a little longer on my research on this and may have missed my entry point at 5.08. Will see. The Fool CAPs like it. I may have jumped too early, though, if askStockGuru is right.
Saw SATC in my bargain bin yesterday at 1.56. By the time I decided to do anything about i, it was up to 1.59. I put in a limit at 1.57, and it went up to 1.64 instead. So I put in a limit at 1.64 after closing. It opened at 1.69, but then dipped down momentarily, long enough for my limit buy to go through. It is hard to balance between instincts and caution. We will see where this goes now.
Today’s askStockGuru advice is:
Breakout Trade: We would look for this stock to either close above 2.08 to go long or close below 1.63 to go short.
Retracement Trade: Consider buying when the price retraces around 1.63. Consider selling/shorting when the price approaches 2.08.
I’m going to go with selling most of it at 2.07 and keeping the rest to track. But I will have an alert set for 2.02 to re-evalutate when it gets close.