Economic growth forecasts for the U.S. and abroad are being slashed, especially after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The Fed's new campaign to raise the federal funds rate, the inverted yield curve and falling stock prices are all normal precursors of a business contraction.
Usage of self-storage facilities increased during the height of the pandemic and there is still room for industry growth. Here's how to play the trend.
I would not get too excited about the reversal from the lows. Short-covering rallies in bear markets are common. In the moment these advances seem important. Unfortunately for bulls, they are almost always short-lived.
Earlier today, VEC officially completed its merger with The Vertex Company, a privately-held provider of aviation maintenance, worldwide contractor logistics support, systems engineering and integration, specialized onsite mission execution, high consequence training programs for defense [...]
If HRL closes above $48 at expiration, we will be assigned and compelled to sell our shares at $48. Counting the upcoming dividend, we could earn $1.96 per share on $46.30 per share at risk, or 4.23%. Over a 45-day period, that would be 34.3% on an annualized basis.
If PRGS closes above $45 on July 15, we would keep the premium we earned today for a return of $0.95/$44.05=2.16%. Over a 10-day holding period, the annualized return would be 78.7%.