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Feb 26, 2019 1 hr 5 min

46: Fees Always Win by Sector

from This Finance Show Is Not Advice Hosted by Fees Always Win Investment Club

We retire the E & C index (5:00) discuss some of our past picks like Sprint (6:00) Micron (7:40), Chris later corrects the historical stock price of TJ Maxx and we discuss the Services – Department Stores sector (10:35). GE and investing in brand names(12:30), Parsley Energy’s connection to Texas Tech University (15:31) Host Hotel and the Reit Sector (23:00ish) Audiocodes (29:00), CBS (30:54) and alternatives in the Diversified Entertainment sector like the unlisted DAZN (Pronounced DA Zone). We define our first excluded sector in Recreational Lines – Consumer goods (40:47) and settle on as WWE as the debt free stalwart of the entertainment sector (57:00) You can also support the show if you sign up for A Robin hood account by following one of the two links in the show notes. Join Robinhood and you and one of the host will get a stock like Apple, Ford, or Sprint for free. https://share.robinhood.com/ellow https://share.robinhood.com/chrisw1140

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