Alexander Green says you can retire on a $3.00 stockAlexander Green of the Oxford Club is touting a $3.00 stock to retire on that has patents up the ying yang. It’s a tech company. Let’s see if we can figure this one out.
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Did someone really name a company Foxconn? Someone could mistake that to mean sly as a fox and a con artist!
The Chinese aren’t real savvy about American idiomatics. Often their product names are direct translations from their Chinese names. What always amused me about Foxconn was before they became the go to mfgr for Apple, they were known for making cheap and semi-reliable boards. I’m an IT guy and back when it was popular to have “custom” computers, I would never use a Foxconn board. And then they had that scandal where their “workers” were having to kill themselves to get a day off and that sealed the deal with me. That that little revelation didn’t even cause a blip in Apple’s sales told me an awful lot about the moral condition of this country.
So what stock are we buying HNHPF???
$HNHPF Jose, your question “So what stock are we buying?” is a little tricky…. No one here recommends stocks for you to buy!
IF you’re asking what Alex Greene wants you to buy, then yes, it is HNHPF., and the price is about the same now as when he recommended it.
Travis wrote about it a month ago: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/reviews/oxford-club/alex-greens-single-stock-retirement-plan/
Not to mention those getting cancer from the banned chemical they use to clean apple phone screens
HON HAI FOXCONN TICKER HNHPF
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I can’t quite determine from your “contribution” whether you are making a recommendation or just having fun with us all at our expense.
Clever and well put together, but useless rarely wins the day.
It’s only “useless” if you don’t follow up on the tip and do your research on the technology and company. You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink.
Ultra-noob here, trying not to be annoyingly stupid….
Foxconn is a gigantic extremely successful company, but they are a supplier (sorta wholesale), rather than a household name (retail). Hon Hai stock doesn’t seem to have ever done much in $US, either through the A/GDRs or on their native TWSE. Or if they did, they arguably fell back into a penny stock by US dollar exchange rate standards. Yet all the mega-baggers that Alexander Green compares them to are retail: Apple, Google, Amazon, etc. The masses learned of retail co’s like Apple (and IBM and Ford….). The masses used those retailers’ products, and invested in their stocks. Isn’t it the masses that really create the market cap that we hope to retire on?
And if so, then am I wasting my time by confusing business success like Foxconn with market cap like Apple or the apparently over-valued Tesla?
I personally have been looking at Vale, Velodyne, Quanergy and such because they are Deliverymen To The Stars, turning their founders and execs into millionaires. But how often do deliverymen turn their *stockholders* into millionaires? Maybe I should just be looking for the new stars….?
Kinda confused. 🙁
It’s hard for a supplier to have much sway over its customers, at least when those customers are giants like Apple who come back to them every quarter insisting on lower prices and better production. Revenues are soaring, but competition must be pretty strong because margins are under pressure. This chart tells part of the story for the past year… rising sales, but falling profit margins, and the stock falls:
HNHPF Profit Margin (TTM) data by YCharts
Unless you’re doing something unique or have a technological edge, it’s hard to increase or even maintain margins unless you have a strong brand — perhaps that’s what Hon Hai’s pursuing with their acquisitions of brands and new businesses over the past couple years, but it seems the market is not terribly optimistic about their likelihood of expanding margins anytime soon.
Either that, or investors are just overreacting to relatively flat smart phone sales and the pressures of the trade dispute with China on all these technology product supply chains (and profits). I really don’t have a good feel for why this very good company has never been a sustainably good investment.
FOXCONN …. I looked at the financial fundamentals and a recent balance sheet. The company is a relatively solid company that is churning out a lot of products and is profitable. It is paying a dividend with a net ROI of around 4.5%. It has been profitable for a long time and it is growing. They own a substantial number of other relatively well known tech company names too. Some of the acquisitions seemed to be paid for in stock or stock swaps which sometimes can dilute the value of shares. I did not research far enough back to find out if that has been the case here.
With all of the foregoing in mind, this company IS a hardware manufacturer. There seems to be little room to hype a company like this to stratospheric multiples of earning or projected earnings – that seems to be reserved for companies that will never produce anything tangible – like some of FOXCONN’s customers.
I would imagine that part of the price fluctuation can be explained by quarterly dividends being paid out….The rest of it is simply market sentiment – a respectably profitable company like this should be less volatile pricewise but ….it is subject to the whims of the customers of its customers.
My take is that it simply does not look like a company that has the “sex appeal” to make a runup of 1800% or whatever Alexander Green may have prognosticated ….but it should make a decent return of at least the dividend percentage plus an ever increasing albeit slow price rise…. The potential upside is that Mr Green could be correct….and I could be simply pessimistic.
I have not bought any yet but I do plan to buy some on a bit of weakness in the near future.
QTMM microdots
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Are we sure this is a Taiwan stock? the teaser mailer says it was started by blue collar son of a police officer for $7500 seed money??
Actually, that was the key that (to me) confirmed to me that this was the stock he was talking about.
According to Wikipedia the Founder of Foxconn is Terry Gou, and according to HIS biography on Wikipedia….
* Son of police officer
* Started foxconn with $7500
(It could also be the meant Tawian New Dollar (TND) (1 USD = 30.5231 TWD)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_Gou
Thank you.
Been thinking about the whole time I have been scrolling.
What is the ticker symbol?
Jana, the stock Alexander Green talks about is HNHPF. You can learn a lot about it by reading earlier comments, and Travis wrote about it over a month ago: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/reviews/oxford-club/alex-greens-single-stock-retirement-plan/
Do you think this is a scam?
I don’t believe it’s a scam! But pure speculation
Can anyone tell me what is it that makes Alex think this one stock can lead to giant gains ? is it the dividends and patents and the fact of the new American plant ?
Probably! Huge expansion with other Ventures some including the medical industry, to name one.
I seen Trump on tv talking about this deal last year. It’ currentlys March 3 2019. I’m going to say yes.
This has been an interesting morning trying to purchase Hon Hai Precision (Foxconn). I finally was able to discern that you need to use HNHPD to buy it in your regular brokerage account — if your firm will allow it. Otherwise you need to use their global trading department and pay the much, much higher commissions to buy the stock along with a minimum 1000 shares. Some firms restrict purchase using Regulation S as the reason. Right now E*Trade, Merrill Edge, and Ally will allow purchase in your regular account. Schwab, WellsTrade, and Fidelity will not. And yet, when I tried using HNHAF those same firms allowing HNHPD rejected the order. Go figure.
You have to ask for the international department they will send you over there and you have to go through a representative to purchase HNHAF I’ve done it a couple of times through Fidelity.com. It cost $135 plus some other transaction fee comes close to $150 per transaction. I would simply go to E*TRADE and purchase HNHPD for $6.95. I’ve done that as well.
Foxconn is probably the main reason Gov. Walker was defeated (and he may be relieved not to be around to explain the heavy taxes of Hon Hai Precision (aka Foxconn, a gigantic corporation that’s NOT too big to fail.)
Don’t under estimate the power of Goo
The company is probably VHC, it won a patent suit against apple.
thats who i thought it was till i read the rubbish here almost made me change my mind
#VirnetX (VHC)
Foxconn was started by the son of a policman
Foxconn, aka Hon Hai Precision, trades today as HNHPD.
Foxconn, aka Hon Hai, trades as HNHPD today.
I listened to Alexander Green’s whole presentation on Facebook. He kept saying he would reveal the real name and the trading name of the $3 stock, but he never did. He is just selling subscriptions! What a liar and con man.
I tend to agree. If the stock is so good why bother to tell everyone about it. Just go and buy it Alexander with the millions you told us you had already made from Netfliks etc and make millions more if it is so good. Mr Green possibly thinks he can make more money from selling his investment recommendations than actually investing in them.
total scam.
Is it Foxcton that you’re touting?
I’m interested in buying this stock what do I need to do to buy it? I’ve not bought Stock before now.So layman’s terms would be great. What is the name of the company please?
Thanks,
Hello
$3 what is it
#HNHPD Tahir, reading the comments from others can be interesting, and Travis wrote about it here: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/reviews/oxford-club/alex-greens-single-stock-retirement-plan/