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Gun Stocks

Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2012 9:12 am
by dualstow
A stock newsletter that a family member subscribes to recommended a particular gun stock last month, and now there's a second one. The current gun recommendation thread by BearBones has me wondering, is anyone using vP money to speculate on the zombie apocalypse? Or, more seriously, on the election?

Re: Gun Stocks

Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2012 9:51 am
by Pointedstick
RGR and SWHC have been doing great recently. I don't own any of those stocks, but they both put out quality products and I think they're going to keep going up. Ruger is backlogged many many months.

Re: Gun Stocks

Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2012 3:23 pm
by alvinroast
My favorite stock OLN is 29% ammo. I also have some options on ATK (with an open sell order that may or may not have filled today) since I wouldn't mind owning the stock.

If you're really speculating on the zombie apocalypse or election stuff I'd go with what Pointedstick suggested. I really don't think Ruger is going out of business anytime soon.

Re: Gun Stocks

Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2012 3:37 pm
by dualstow
alvinroast wrote: ...
If you're really speculating on the zombie apocalypse or election stuff I'd go with what Pointedstick suggested.
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Although I wasn't going to specify the stocks mentioned in the newsletters, they are the ones PS mentioned, and they're doing great.

I remember ATK doing very well in the past, although I have never owned it.

Re: Gun Stocks

Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2012 9:40 pm
by AgAuMoney
Pointedstick wrote: RGR and SWHC have been doing great recently. I don't own any of those stocks
I don't own any of them either.  But I do know that RGR and SWHC are at historical highs and it seems to me that future income at the current level is already priced in.  I doubt it will continue, so I expect these companies to decline.

I haven't purchased, because I'm primarily dividend growth, and have a hard time building a case for future valuation.  But having their current valuation so high makes it unlikely I'd investigate much further because I believe in buying at a good value rather than hoping for a greater fool.

Olin (OLN) is another candidate.