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Stock Ticker RICK Up Nearly 10% Yesterday!

Good quarter for stock ticker RICK. (Not too surprising given the economic boom.) In addition it looks likes after a pause to consolidate they are going back into growth/acquisitive mode: picking up Scarlett's Cabaret in Miami.

Trading at $18.48 as I type this out.

33 comments

  • Mate27
    7 years ago
    Time to dump it and pick it up again at a better price.
  • san_jose_guy
    7 years ago
    Do you think a publicly traded strip club corporation makes for better clubs? I don't.

    But lets talk about the broader stock market. When Herbert Hoover came in to office, he really did not seem to understand that there was any looming risk. Listening to yourself and some of the others, still seems like people don't understand that risk.

    What do you think the share holder vigilance level is today?

    http://www.fedprimerate.com/dow-jones-in…

    With all these computer programs which order sales at the first sign of trouble, I think the vigilance level is very high.

    Now I know that years ago they installed circuit breakers, market shut downs. But that could just encourage share holders to operate on even more of a hair trigger, sell as fast as they can, or if the market closes, then sell in the very millisecond when it reopens.

    We see how these go, steady increase, and with no real reason, no balance sheet improvements, just P to E increases. And it goes and goes, and then it breaks and crashes rapidly. So I would think that share holder vigilance must be extreme. And it is this vigilance which will take it down far faster than it went up, and with no more specific justification than the upslopes have.

    SJG
  • twentyfive
    7 years ago
    ^^^so I'm assuming SJG recommends stuffing cash into mattresses, geez Louise with all of your negativity you offer no alternatives. Any questions you just deflect, you are just another homeless bum. Why don't you give it a rest !
  • san_jose_guy
    7 years ago
    ^^^^^ No Twentyfive, lots of constructive things people can do with money. And I'm sure there are other con artists who could very easily take money off of you.

    SJG
  • shailynn
    7 years ago
    I recommend stuffing all your extra cash into strippers gstrings. Now thats solid advice.
  • twentyfive
    7 years ago
    ^^^that "g" string thing might pay some nice dividends

    The only con artist here is you SJG and you've been exposed.
  • san_jose_guy
    7 years ago
    25, put your money into your own ventures. That works out better.

    SJG
  • twentyfive
    7 years ago
    Hell man I've put my money into my own business for over thirty years it's worked out fine for me. I'd ask you to give me a qualified answer but you just deflect. It's a shame, you think that you know every thing that there is to know about everything. I can't really take any thing you say seriously because accomplished people are usually very satisfied with their life but you never would understand that having accomplished anything of consequence that you could point to and say here is what I've done and if you do it this way you'll have this result. Unfortunately you will never have that satisfaction because you are both intellectually lazy and selfish in your viewpoints.
    I feel sorry for you !
  • san_jose_guy
    7 years ago
    "I've put my money into my own business for over thirty years "

    Then we have no dispute.

    SJG
  • twentyfive
    7 years ago
    Then why do you keep making up straw men to hypothesize about. Start being intellectually honest and have some openness to ideas that others put forth, in other words try to contemplate that there is a world beyond the scope of your understanding and two different things can be correct. i.e.: owning your own business and investing in other business as well, makes your ownership stake larger and allows you free time to pursue other interests.
  • san_jose_guy
    7 years ago
    Hang in their Twentyfive, relief is on the way. The webvan guy should be at your front door any minute now.

    http://www.healthsnap.ca/image/cache/dat…

    SJG
  • twentyfive
    7 years ago
    As per your usual small minded quasi intellectual self I don't know why I even bother.
  • san_jose_guy
    7 years ago
    Need something more?

    I'm sending you:
    https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736…

    SJG
  • Dougster
    7 years ago
    This thread is a great example of why say SJG is a complete fag. Actually nearly every thread he posts he gives sufficient evidence of that.

    LOL!
  • Dougster
    7 years ago
    SJG: "With all these computer programs which order sales at the first sign of trouble,"

    You are completely clueless. Sure there are programs which will sell pretty much instantly if a bad headline comes out. But there are other programs which will buy if the drop is too much. Last week for instance Trump said he favored breaking up the big banks. Financials drop about 1.5% quite rapidly. But then it all got bought back just as quickly. I say that was the marker calling his bluff.

    Similarly, after the Flash Crash in 2010 you programs on the look out for these sudden swift drops and they'll auto buy as quickly as the drop.

    On thing the markets apparently don't like at all is limit down. The last few times that has happened the market has turned just a hair away from it or after a few minutes of it: followed each time by rapid buying.

    Again, 25 has an excellent. You talk like you know more about the markets than people who actually live and breathe it, but when we get into the details it turns out what you really is.... jack shit.
  • Mate27
    7 years ago
    SJG bashing has become an easy target and much needed relief by taking out frustrations on such a large bullseye.

    He actually epitomizes the one way the US could self destruct from within, of the herd mentality were to go along with it. Thankfully we live in a constitution that wouldn't allow it to happen.
  • Mate27
    7 years ago
    SJG bashing has become an easy target and much needed relief by taking out frustrations on such a large bullseye.

    He actually epitomizes the one way the US could self destruct from within, of the herd mentality were to go along with it. Thankfully we live in a constitution that wouldn't allow it to happen.
  • Mate27
    7 years ago
    SJG is gay!

    He also has shit in his head where his brains should be.
  • twentyfive
    7 years ago
    ^^^You ever notice how homophobic he is just take note of his so called insults.
  • JimGassagain
    7 years ago
    Very homophobic is SJG! He is afraid his inner true self will shine through.
  • san_jose_guy
    7 years ago
    So Dougster, it is not just sell-off programs, there are also buy-up programs. Don't you think that is all rather silly, much worse than homo or psycho, but completely pathological. And starting with people like you and 25, worrying about such things.

    I mean really, putting money into:
    http://www.fedprimerate.com/dow-jones-in…

    People come out ahead, financially and in all sorts of other ways when they can invest in themselves.

    It is after listening to con artists like you that the give up on that.

    SJG

    I think this is Karlie Kloss

    http://www.hawtcelebs.com/wp-content/upl…

    http://www.hawtcelebs.com/wp-content/upl…

    Also notice:

    https://www.topspeed.com/cars/car-news/w…

    They have some sort of a wide body kit option. I assume for wider tires. But I was at a classic Mopar show this weekend. Wider would look better. But they've also now got 800hp.
  • skibum609
    7 years ago
    The stock market is too volatile so I just get paid in cash and stuff it in my pocket and then a g-string.
  • san_jose_guy
    7 years ago
    ^^^^^^^^ a practical and honest man. Skibum609 +10

    SJG
  • Dougster
    7 years ago
    Well old people like you should definitely limit their stock market exposure anyway, skifag.
  • Dougster
    7 years ago
    On the move again. Up about 4.4%. Getting very close to $20.

    Lol!
  • san_jose_guy
    7 years ago
    A strip club issue, interesting to watch. But overall, intelligent people should have better things to do with their time than watch the stock market.

    SJG

    Sean Spicer
    https://www.thewrap.com/wp-content/uploa…

    James Coomey, 6'8" tall
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Come…
  • Dougster
    7 years ago
    I noticed you changed your tune on the market again recently, SJG. Not really surprising given your track record here. Now you say it's okay for people like 25 to invest in the market since they've also owned their own business. Good luck making that one a reality: if you own your own business it's fine to invest, otherwise your not allowed. Seems that would increase inequality. Kind of a reverse Marxism: The bourgeoisie are allowed to own more of the means of production, but the proletariat aren't.
  • Dougster
    7 years ago
    I'm starting to see some worrying signs about the market. For now I'm just taking note. Not sure if it will pane out into a drop or not.

    What concerns me is the low VIX coupled with:

    a) people NOW plowing into low vol ETFs
    b) hedge funds plowing into the big AI plays (certain a good long term bet, but hedge funds are not long term players. Unless you consider 9 months long term. :-) )
    c) oil and the markets now rally on recycled news.

    Might be early, or with volatility this low might be a good time to pick up cheap puts (if you are willing to risk them going to zero in exchange for possible double or triples if the market does fall.)

    Only thing is it's hard to a see a major event to percipate a plunge:

    a) fall in oil as shale production costs plunge?
    b) Trump impeachment or quitting
    c) North Korea really firing that nuke?
    d
  • san_jose_guy
    7 years ago
    My position has not changed. Never endorsed 25 being in the stock market. I have consistently said that people do better running their own businesses, as 25 has done.

    SJG
  • twentyfive
    7 years ago
    ^^^Who the hell asked for your endorsement ?
  • Dougster
    7 years ago
    Well you guys can tell me your take, but mine is that some, not all, people would do better running their own business. I also think some people just don't want to. I also think the people who would do better, and want to are already able to figure out that that is their path themselves.
  • san_jose_guy
    7 years ago
    ^^^^ So Dougster encourages those who get off on gambling.

    And as far as running a business, you don't need to wear all the hats or do it all yourself.

    SJG

    Wall Street Starting To Panic About Trump, remember, neither this nor anything Dougster tells you has predictive power.
    https://www.yahoo.com/news/wall-street-s…

    Senate Asking Comey to Testify
    https://finance.yahoo.com/news/senate-le…

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  • Dougster
    7 years ago
    Anyone else notice stock ticker RICK was green yesterday on a board that almost all red? Not bad for what rickyboy called "a dogshit stock" at $8. :-)
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