HP looks good. That's uh you know making the right side of this uh this handle here. 63. I like 6435 as the breakout point. Uh anywhere in there is going to be good. Uh this would be early entry territory here.
now something very interesting we discussed HPQ printers things like that PCs and it was cheap the dividend was 6% the buybacks were very high and now the stock is significantly above the levels we discussed we also made a video whether to sell HPQ now.
Well, we went there at 25. So, it was smart for those that didn't sell, but the dividend yield is now 4%, the buybacks are still there, so there will be some growth, but I have to move it higher on the risk and lower of the return to put it here like a 7%.
It's not as great as it was in the past. Whether to sell or not, I wish I knew where the stock price goes. I'm always saying look again at the fundamentals. Look how those fundamentals and returns on equity, owner's earnings, build your portfolio, and then make a decision.
Did you buy it for 50% up or did you buy it for the dividends long-term business that is HPQ? That's something you have to decide.
