Stange stock that has gone up 10 times in 10 years...
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On May 9, 2009 it was about $24.00 a share..
Today...$240 a share.....can you guess? Not some computer stock..
that is a hint...any ideas at all?......
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Not a car stock...NO. NO.
Not some fancy do dad..that does this or does that?...(not fancy at all)
Not an electric stock, oh no..
Ain't new...quite old I think, been around a long time...
Has many uses...and is relatively cheap..
Yes most of us have used it...and it works well...
Still don't know...One more: Made in the U.S.A.
Oil based...I think....still don't know?>>>>>>>>>>>
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Ok..WD - 40....the stuff that loosens up locks that are stuck..(other uses too) stuck zippers..etc. amd
yes, you can check this out in the internet...not making it up..how can you make this stuff up?...I got it
at ...$95.00...some time ago....(don't know when)...I said to myself..what about this stuff,,is there a
stock for it? (after using it for something)..I looked it up and yes there is a stock for it, so I bought some.
100 shares (after looking it up).....An American company based in California..that idea said to me, yes
one of ..."our companies employing people in California U.S.A....I like U.S.A. based companies..
samnsara
(18,282 posts)...people want to unstick stuff and get rid of the squeak that you only became aware of cuz we were stuck inside for a year and DYI went up during the pandemic.
Stuart G
(38,726 posts)HQ in Moline Illinois, and employs union workers. (factory in Kentucky) It has gone up a lot too..Not all
John Deere tractors are made in U.S.A. but many are..
You can find the list of where Deere tractors are made at this link:
https://allamericanreviews.com/john-deere/
Who knows?.....I don't know nothing...:
RainCaster
(11,545 posts)Some time in August they say. Still don't have a serial number, so it isn't near to ready yet.
bucolic_frolic
(47,002 posts)The list of stocks that have rocketed .... I don't know when I tracked them ... but have you noticed ....
HD Home Depot
LOW Lowes
TGT Target
NKE Nike
MCD McDonalds
WMT Walmart
And that's not to mention the obvious, FAANG stocks, MSFT TSLA. Earnings compound, so the high fliers fly higher.
With the market at all time highs, there is a growth industry of articles 'What to buy in a crash'.
Please indulge my NKE tale. About 1981, I bought my first Nikes. At a Macy's subsidiary, on sale, $18.99. Prussian Blue in satin, suede, tan waffle bottoms, racer stripe. Somewhere I saw a pair with a silver swoosh, but could never find a pair to buy.
NKE at that time was about $8.00 a share as I recall, or it might have been after the '87 or dotcom crash. Also recall Best Buy BBY at $8, about 2000.
Don't know how many times NKE has split.
But I will say no one in my house, or my family, or me, knew enough in 1981 to rush to the broker and salt away 100 shares. Could retire on that today.
Another play would have been to buy 20 pairs of NKE waffle bottoms. New today they go for about $250 on eBay.
I left real money on the table over my life.
Don't let it happen to you. The growth is in great companies with earnings. Even Robert Kiyosaki knows you can use stocks instead of real estate. Rent them out with options, just like leasing an apartment.
I'm making my list and checking it twice!
bif
(24,013 posts)Boring, sure, but look at the chart!
PoindexterOglethorpe
(26,727 posts)So to go up tenfold in that length of time seems reasonable. And wouldn't even have kept up with inflation over that time period.
Although perhaps you meant 2009?
Stuart G
(38,726 posts)PoindexterOglethorpe
(26,727 posts)Excellent. Thank you for the change.