Toxic as fuck stocks -

[GHTD]

What are some of the most toxic, shitty stocks you can think of? I'm curious about making a list.

GE is one I can think of. Zombie company constantly selling off subsidiaries for capital, alongside being accused by the guy that brought down Bernie Madoff of massive accounting fraud.

 

[NOT Sword Fighter Super]

Sounds like you've come down with a case of Toxic Stock Syndrome.

 

[Troonos]

Any company that introduces diversity initiatives or hires a diversity officer.

 

[General Tug Boat]

I'd probably say anything associated with Carnival Cruise lines, and this is just because of how toxic the shrimp is. Gave me the runs so bad that I was shitting more blood than a whore at a Pakistani night club.

 

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Boeing

 

[160048]

I started investing in the market after i was looking at wallstreetbets and i have only lost money, so basicly any retard stock they shill on there

 

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I started investing in the market after i was looking at wallstreetbets and i have only lost money, so basicly any retard stock they shill on there

you have managed to lose money during the most insane bullrun in modern history, inverse this guy

 

[whatever I feel like]

All department stores. But, specifically, Macy's is on death's door right now and Rick Santilli (retard) is apparantly shilling it.

 

[HumanHive]

All department stores. But, specifically, Macy's is on death's door right now and Rick Santilli (retard) is apparantly shilling it.

Shorting should be straight up illegal.

 

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Shorting should be straight up illegal.

shorting performs the important market function of dunking on laid off wagies

 

[Xarpho]

All department stores. But, specifically, Macy's is on death's door right now and Rick Santilli (retard) is apparantly shilling it.

The only thing that worries about Macy's is their plan to downsize/close a huge portion of their stores, which is a terrible long-range plan (and as for that, who knows?). As a company, it's healthier than Transformco (Sears) or JCPenney, but that isn't saying much.

GE is definitely a zombie at this point, it sold off all the assets people knew it for (NBC, appliances, lighting) and hasn't gone anywhere in years.

 

[Baguette Child]

it sold off all the assets people knew it for (NBC, appliances, lighting)

Wait, GE doesn't make appliances anymore? What the fuck do they even do then? Good lord, who would invest in an appliance and electronics company that no longer makes appliances or electronics?

 

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Wait, GE doesn't make appliances anymore? What the fuck do they even do then? Good lord, who would invest in an appliance and electronics company that no longer makes appliances or electronics?

Jet engines. Except they're worse at it than Pratt and Whitney or Rolls Royce.

t. owns RTX

 

[crapstream]

CAPCOM CO. LTD is zombie as fuck.
This is the only news of this year:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/capcom-reportedly-soon-reveal-monster-040739639.html

Capcom is reportedly working on a new Monster Hunter game for the Nintendo Switch, according to a Capcom insider.

The new Monster Hunter game will be revealed soon,

With Capcom reportedly working on a Nintendo Switch game that will run on the RE Engine, Dusk Golem ended speculations by claiming that Resident Evil 7, as well as the Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3 remakes, will not be coming to the hybrid console.

and of course Boeing

 

[Picklechu]

GE's a zombie, but one I've made a couple of hundred bucks off of for the past two years, so whatever. The stuff that GE has spun off, like Synchrony, has been doing fairly decently.

Lloyds and Barclays have been nothing but losses for me so far, although my overall gains are exponentially larger; even my Natwest holdings alone even them out.

J.C. Penney is also one, although, like with GE, I was able to make a decent amount off of it within the past couple of years.

Ford has just kind of existed for awhile. I don't think there's any risk of them just dying or anything, but it's just been chugging along on a gentle, downward trajectory. Same thing with Mazda, except I'd be less surprised if they just died off.

 

[GHTD]

GE's a zombie, but one I've made a couple of hundred bucks off of for the past two years, so whatever. The stuff that GE has spun off, like Synchrony, has been doing fairly decently.

I've got a put on GE right now. It's been up a bit, hoping it does well.

Ford has just kind of existed for awhile. I don't think there's any risk of them just dying or anything, but it's just been chugging along on a gentle, downward trajectory. Same thing with Mazda, except I'd be less surprised if they just died off.

Didn't Ford own a huge stake in Mazda for a long time? It'd be curious if they bought into Mazda again.

 

[CumDumpster]

GE's a zombie, but one I've made a couple of hundred bucks off of for the past two years, so whatever. The stuff that GE has spun off, like Synchrony, has been doing fairly decently.

GE's much like RCA in terms of conusmer goods. Third-parties just buy a license to slap their brand on Chinesium that's to be hocked on Americans. Usually cordless landline phones or TVs.
However, RCA's build quality is all over the place as a consequence, but GE seems to license their brand out to third-parties that don't want to put out a crap product.

 

[Picklechu]

I've got a put on GE right now. It's been up a bit, hoping it does well.



Didn't Ford own a huge stake in Mazda for a long time? It'd be curious if they bought into Mazda again.

They did, and had a pretty extensive partnership with them; IIRC, they owned a third of Mazda. The partnership ended in 2015, and Mazda has one with Toyota now.

 

[crapstream]

i want to add

GOLD - XAU

Since August gold been zombie dropping average of 1% per day making it the worst asset to watch in my portfolio, i hope this bitch do something soon because is boring to watch.

 

[Reverend]

All department stores. But, specifically, Macy's is on death's door right now and Rick Santilli (retard) is apparantly shilling it.

*Sears* you can put that as a filter for anything in trading and save yourself the pain.