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9221790 No.9221790 [Reply] [Original]

I'm thinking about going long on IBM if the price drops to $140.
At the current price the Div yield is 4.5%
It's a large international firm that seems invulnerable to world politics, worst case scenario China, or another backwards country nationalizes its assets in that region.

Give me reasons not to invest in this company.

>> No.9221805

just invest in XLM instead if you like ibm so much

>> No.9221988

>>9221790
you know the stock market is artificially inflated with quantitative easing money right?

>> No.9222029
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9222029

>>9221988
>88
>you know the stock market is artificially inflated with quantitative easing money right?

>> No.9222302

>>9221790
Post some charts for me. I'm not sure if $140 is a good price.

>> No.9222314

>>9221988
Yeah Yeah, Bernanke's bailout blunder and Yellin's low rates rustle your jimmy's don't they Hayek. Money is economy go juice and any security or commodity is subject to artificial inflation when a large amount of capital is injected into a system. Yet, most of that money from the QE programs was horded by banks and corporations. Furthermore, the stocks aren't inflated. We see that as rates rise people move their money out of stocks and into bonds where they can earn a cool 3% income in 10 years.