Hi Everyone
You are familiar with the saying, “no news is good news”. Perhaps, in the current business world that should be rephrased to GOOD NEWS ISN’T NEWS. Consider the position of short sellers, a major source of funding for a lot of fake news articles. They make massive amounts of money scaring folks like us into selling out fast. When news is good such as our current market recovery, or the ever increasing likely hood of success on the tariff war front, they get squeezed into losing big money, buying those shorted shares back. From my perspective. the sudden topic dominating the news is the coverup of Biden’s health problems and staffer’s illegal use of the auto-pen. Is it that former Biden insiders all start making money simultaneously with these stories because because their sponsors are at risk with too much good news????
Fake news articles are still out there but with some credibility loss. Lets take a look America’s favorite tech stock, NVDA. Because they were originally focused on gaming graphics with parallel processing, their science developed into the highest state of the art for logic, speed and artificial intelligence. They have proportedly been sold out of production 2 years in advance. Our own computer wizard, webmaster and editor, Dwaine Halberg, is planing to build us a dedicated AI system. To order 2 different computer modules from NVDA’s website, 2 of us had to make separate reservations with no availability scheduled. Because they are the best by far, there is huge demand for NVDA’s products. A 2 year shortage means great continuing profitability for the company. Yet multiple fake news articles had driven the price of NVDA from $140/sh down to $87/sh – but the NVDA folks just kept on doing their thing, building products and making money. 10 days ago, another round of fake news started claiming that NVDA was way too expensive and the company couldn’t possibly continue the earnings growth that had been seen in the past. Considering little competition, shortage of products and high prices, does the news really make sense, and if after earnings are released tonight, some folks are disappointed and the price dips, how long can that last with a company that kicks A#$$ like this one. None the less the recovery seems to have flattened out for 10 days at $135.50/sh.
Our NVDY hedge, based on NVDA option speculation, just paid us a huge 126% yield last week. It pays again in 3 weeks.
Today’s alerts include the following, of which if you want to collect Friday’s dividends, those stocks need to be purchased by the close of market tonight:
| Ticker | Frequency | Payment | Yield | Payment Date | |
| CHPY | Weekly | $0.3860 | 39.1% | 5/30/25 | |
| LFGY | Weekly | $0.4906 | 62.59% | 5/30/25 | |
| ULTY | Weekly | $0.0954 | 79.40% | 5/30/25 | |
| AMDY | Every 4 weeks | $0.4233 | 70.38% | 5/30/25 | |
| CONY | Every 4 weeks | $0.7351 | 106.24% | 5/30/25 | |
| CVNY | Every 4 weeks | $4.5659 | 125.74% | 5/30/25 | |
| FIAT | Every 4 weeks | $0.2667 | 65.81% | 5/30/25 | |
| PYPY | Every 4 weeks | $0.5507 | 53.61% | 5/30/25 | |
| ZIM | 3 Momths | $0.74 | ex div 6/2 for pmt 6/9 | 17% | |
Again we are getting paid some wonderful dividends with two exceeding 100%.
Enjoy your successes.
Regards,
Clint