Buy HBI…everyone needs underwear even in a recession

Calls on HBI

Every time I see this I die laughing at the whole “that will be my top priority other than HBI and paying down debt”

HBI club?

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im down 18 idk if i sell and cut my losses or wait for it to go back up cuz i feel shit outta luck HBI

HBI is prepped and ready for a swing to the upside , lather ur anus gey bers with ur tears

guys is HBI ded?

can we pump HBI for the lulz? i need to hit my $7.50 call by friday and so far it aint lookin hot. bout to lose 2000 bucks to underwear. swear imma leave the stock after

im down fuckin 3000 on stupid ass HBI im waiting for it to go back up to above 8

HBI is on the verge of death, why is today such a shitty fuckin day for HBI feels like my asshole is getting pummeled with no lube. my HBI calls for 7 are gonna expire worthless and it makes me feel like never trading again :(

I tried this method. Two weeks ago put a decent percentage of my portfolio into HBI which had a 7% dividend. They announced last week that they are getting rid of it and I got fucked.

HBI calls bb to 9 dollars it is

Go HBI!!

Could HBI be a meme stock. It dropped 133% yesterday.

The only reason I owned HBI was for the fat divvy, not really feeling it now

HBI down bigly. You know what to do my fellow tards.

Good call on HBI and their dividend. Do you think its time to get in or you still holding out till $5s range?

$HBI - tighty whities failed me

can we rekt the bears on HBI, shit is getting me annoyed

Amazing rally! Too bad HBI screwed me today.

Small losses hopefully are the best lessons.

On 2/1 I STO 1 HBI 8.00p @ .10 expiry on 2/3

Earnings were not good dropping HBI 25% at one point.

I went ahead and completed a BTC on 2/2 at 1.35.

I am comfortable with this loss and no longer wanted to hold HBI after these earnings and with the dividend ending .

However any tips on rolling out or altering my strategy would be appreciated.

HBI calls up 20% in a minute!

Calls on HBI

Earnings this morning are terrible but HBI taking it on the chin. -20% pre market

Decided to try and be responsible, put 10% of my portfolio into HBI long term for the 7% dividend. Got fucked this morning.

HBI eliminates their 6-7% dividend! Wtf

I bought a bit when it was 6 and change. They have been doing some pricing changes and it looks like layoffs are planned will be clarified during the earnings call on Thursday to improve cash flow.

They have quite a bit of debt and I’m not sure how the “Full potential “ plan for champion is going as I have teenagers and Champions went from the it item to eh🤷🏻‍♀️

I agree that Hanes is a reliable brand and I see an expanded presence in both Kohls and Walmart when I’m there. (Anecdotally) They have multiple reasonable price points and more “dry wick” options which are a little more expensive than cotton but much less than what I usually bought. They have been getting more of my business as I budget shop for some clothing staples for my family.

I don’t plan on buying anymore HBI personally until after the earnings call.

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I am a dividend investor HBI Hanesbrands is undervalued according to Morningstar Dividend investor December 2022 issue. Fair value is $24. Went down to 5.76 in December but back to $8 range today. Pay .60 in dividend. I bought for myself PBR.A (cheaper than regular PBR Petrobras) but same dividend for $8 in December. Dividend is variable but at least $2.50. Do your own diligence.

HBI - Tighty Whities pampin in '23 - Gyna shops back open

Makes sense. Some of my portfolio has become “income stocks” but not as a result of seeking dividends. When a value stock gets very undervalued it just naturally has a high div yield, it seems.

HBI paying 7.5%, PARA paying 5%, stuff like that.

Yeah. Your comment about the Hanes brand, stability and the high predictability of earnings definitely holds though.

I hold HBI, coincidentally.

> who owns Haynes Underwear

Sara Lee is a food company. Hanesbrands (the underwear company) is its own public company and it trades with the ticker HBI

Just bought some HBI after hours. Let’s see how dis bitch plays out

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$ABBV, $HBI, $LNG, $GLNG, $MSFT, swing trading $YANG & $DRV

If you’re scared and holding a cash position too large, $HBI may be a solid divvy play for you.

Roughly equal weighting of each of the following:

ARCC, C, CUBE, FIS, FNF, HBI, INTC, LEG, LYB, MPW, PARA, QCOM, STAG, SWK, SYY, VZ

HBI paying out 12%

Buying 100 shares of the following to add to the long term portfolio for the divys: O, BSM, HBI

HBI has a ton of debt. VF is better financially, but sketchers has been seeing slowing sales. That's why the stock is down.

I've also been looking at apparel companies. COLM is solid, but their stock has run up recently. I have been buying OXM recently. Maker of Tommy Bahama and a few other brands. They have strong brands, good growth, and their debt (from a recent acquisition) should be paid.off by next year. Trading around a 9 multiple too.

Vfc is better. I have pvh, vfc and www. Hbi only a small position.

Been looking at HBI for a while myself, and have yet to pull the trigger. Growth is stagnant and EPS flat. Div ratio is around 60%, which is fine, but if EPS drops, this number will continue to climb and they may have to scale back their payout. If this happens, the stock tanks.

So not sure if this is priced in, but I wouldn’t rely on the current P/E and payout ratio numbers. That can change in a hurry if a recession does hit. There is a lot of competition in the retail clothing space, so I’m not sure how they can stand out. That being said, if they fall another 15-20%, I’d be very interested in the short-term.

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Sorry bro, not planning to have monkeys as grandkids! Those poor suckers died horribly because the idiot wants to put HBI inside the skull when it's absolutely unnecessary.

$HBI when turnaround?

When you shit your pants after your shitty options expire worthless or you get IV crushed, buy yourself some new Hanes. No one likes your 10yr old boxers, treat yourself.

Also, Hanes $HBI has a 10.19 dividend, so you can actually see one of your positions making you money. Pick up some shares for a nice drip during this recession.

That’s strange cuz it looks like they’ve been making lower highs and lower lows for a year straight https://www.tradingview.com/x/HBiR0Seh

I wouldn't buy it with my life savings. Buy HBI ( Hannes Brands ). Folks will be pooping their pants 20 years from now, but I don't know if AAPL will be around...

AAPL and AMD are your only holdings that are solidly profitable; the rest are speculative, and that's not a good place to be when the market is as uncertain as it is now.

I would say go sector by sector and pick out profitable stocks with good long term prospects. For example:

Industrial: PH, LECO, RTX

Financial: C, JPM, GPN

Consumer staples: CAG, KHC

Consumer discretionary - WHR, NWL, KTB, HBI

Real estate - AVB, ESS, EQR, PHM, LEN.B

Medical - PFE, MRK, MDT

There are sectors where dividend stocks are reasonably valued. Packaged food stocks like CAG and KFT are at about 14 P/E and paying 4% dividend. Many consumer discretionaries like WHR and NWL are at single digit P/Es paying about 5% or more. Basic apparel stocks like LEVI, KTB, and HBI are at single digit or low double digit P/Es paying 4%+.

Food and basic apparel stocks are still trading for reasonable P/Es and paying good dividends. For food, CAG and KFT are at about 14x P/E, TSN at 10. For apparel, LEVI is just over 10x, KTB just under 10x, and HBI is under 7x.

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CRSP, F, CMCSA, INTC, HBI, NEM. Looking to add financial positions soon along with other sectors. newish taxable portfolio I started outside retirement.

why is underware company mooning! too many traders shit their pants yesterday?

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What's with HBI? 12%+ for tighty whities?

Whoever posted HBI from a few days back, good shit.

HBI Hanesbrands to the moon! It will keep its .15 dividend for December and it hit its annual low today! Hop on aboard!!

Buying because I'm not retiring soon. Risk reward. LUMN, SSSS, ZBH, MSFT, CMCSA, EFX, WU, INTC, NOK, OMF, HBI, CRM, ZIMV and etf: MGK, - buy them now low - they're all headed to the MOON SOON!

And it was $34 in 2015. Hit $7.59 by 2020.

I didn't a little digging and saw that EPS growth hasn't changed much over the years, even if positive. The P/B (Price to book) was high, this measures net worth divided by shares. After coming back down to around $7 this has evened out to about average with the industry.

If we consider how much money they have been making shorting $HBI, I'd bet there's still shorts on the stock.

I'd also wager we see lower volatility at these prices.

I was right about $ARKK in 2021. I was right about oil and $OXY. I was right about $PAA. I’m right about $HBI & several other stocks in my portfolio. You can learn or you can be an ass. Your call

Do you guys want to talk about HBI?

$HBI is a great stock that’s beaten down by shorts. Now they’re coordinating analyst’s reports. If these degenerates would put on a little gamma we could pop this short trade like the zit it is

2025 HBI $7c is $1.70 per call.

That’s a lot of time looking at the charge and a fed pivot next year sends this back to $10 is my guess.

>That's a really interesting analysis. I hadn't looked at HBI before, but based on what you're saying it seems like a great opportunity. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!

Bruh. HBI has been going down since 2015. The fuk kinda off brand crayons are you eating?

$HBI opening PUT trade on 10/28

>It is quite clear that the double downgrade by Wells Fargo was a manipulative move designed to benefit their clients and traders at the expense of everyday investors. I applaud your decision to buy 20,000 shares of HBI and hope you are successful in blowing up this short trade.

I feel pretty good owning Under Armour($UA). Undervalued a fair bit in my opinion.

I'm also one of those people that truly believes in investing companies you know and use their products. So I'm very comfortable owning Harley Davidson($HOG), Handsbrands($HBI), Casey's General($CASY), OneGas($OGS), Leggett & Platt($LEG) and several others.

manufactured homes have been around for ages! you can still find some of them from the late 1800s and onward. a quick image search of Sears homes -

https://www.google.com/search?q=sears+home&client=ms-android-tmus-us-revc&prmd=ismvn&sxsrf=ALiCzsaxPji0dMSkd04YNiHBiNuaGqv-aw:1666232981377&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiS7d7H4e36AhW2HjQIHeKIAsIQ_AUoAXoECAIQAQ&biw=360&bih=670&dpr=3

All are roughly 1-3% of the account:

ALL

ALLY

BABA

BLK

C

CROX

CVS

EAF

FL

GOOG

GS

HBI

HEAR

HPQ

HUN

INTC

META

MO

PARA

PYPL

SNBR

SWBI

URBN

WBA

And like 42% cash

> edit: well, I suppose you could downvote me.

I did not, not that it matters.

>There's a good chance that is no-bueno, both legally and according to your employer's code of conduct.

Strictly speaking, yes, it's questionable for the average person.

Luckily, as someone who's particular area of expertise involves proper storage of sensitive documents, it's part of my work agreement that I'm able to archive correspondence I'm involved in.

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Its cheap. Like really cheap. If you look at lists of cities that will best with stand climate change toledo is always on those lists(along with most great Lakes cities) its on lake erie. It has a large port . its extremely close to detriot. A city that has really rejuvenated and rebuilt itself .Toledo is doing the same. Take a look at what's going on in the warehouse district, fort industry , glass city metro park. We got big industry here like first solar,dana, jeep,O I glass, cleveland cliff hbi facility where they make top teir steel for stuff like submarines, etc

I used to have a very near 6 figure "white collar" job in Connecticut and NYC . on advise of my brother I came back out to toledo. Got a blue collar job making 60k a year. I literally have more money at the end of each month then I did compared to when I was living in nyc or Greenwich ct. You see declining population . I see opportunity . I know im not the only person who has done the math and realized that if you want to actually own a home and live a life that these HCOL cities make it near impossible. Its not like your sacrificing the culture amenities of a big popping city. A lot of these rust belt cities with declining populations like Cleveland, Pittsburg , Milwaukee, Detroit. Cincinnati, Buffalo, Toledo. All have fanastic zoo's , museums, biotanical Gardens and festivals. That are literally better then cities like denver, Seattle, portland, austin, etc.

Nothing quite like a nice new pair of socks, calls on $HBI?

Typical etfs, but stock-wise [ SMR, KNBE, MO, HBI, TGT, FLR, AMZN, GOOG, U, SPWR, APPL, RUN, MITT, SWBI, GE, MSFT, INTC, TSLA, MRVL, AMD, SPCE, SQ ]

The real play is CLF, steel and HBI.....undies.

Any thoughts on HBI? Pretty cheap dividend stock thinking about selling a put to buy some shares

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What do u think bout $HBI? Is it a buy now?

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Naw bruh bought $1M worth of BSM, ABBV, HBI in that order top holdings, collect dividends and forget. That was 9 years ago. Just imagine the free dividends enrolled in DRIP paying no taxes until I retire at 50. So yeah I probably touched some🤔😳😜

I finished HBI NOV 2020

My first investment ever was in 2009, January 27, 2009 to be exact, and I was (still am according to many here) a blithering moron who knew nothing then, so I get no credit for jumping in when many people were still rightfully scared.

I instead use the COVID crash in March as my barometer. I tripled my 401k contribution in order to hit my max contribution ASAP and bought and bought and bought. I also deployed all my cash, which at the time was around 10%, in the last two weeks of March. I opened positions in Nike, Markel, Delta, Hanesbrands, Peloton, Lululemon, Chipotle, Berkshire, NextEra Energy. I added to Starbucks, Livongo, Boeing, Scotts Miracle-Gro, Ford, ON Semiconductors, Disney. I bought my life depended on it. They didn't all work out (Looking at you BA) and some weren't meant to be long-term holds at all (I sold PTON at ~$32 a few weeks after buying at ~$23, Nike has been sold, NEE is gone, Chipotle recently got sold, HBI, DAL, DIS, ON, SMG, all gone now) but they were all companies I was confident were oversold and most worked out for me. I used the proceeds to add to high convictions over the past 2 years.

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>HBI

HBI : target 11.58

HBI?

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Hey /u/20leBongo, positions or ban. Reply to this with a screenshot of your entry/exit.

HBI had a nice day yesterday

You should not start a capital intensive company, like vendig maschines. You could consider learning a trade. That would leave a route out of poverty, especially in the us, where tradesmen are very very well paid. To start I would look into HBI, Home Builders Institute. Look what is possible in your Area, than pick a Trade with the oldest demographic average and which is hard to disrupt by technology, like plumbing. That would be my advice.

You are on the right track keep moving, especially because you ask for help.

Yoda man. Got me some HBI calls for January at $13 and $17...tits jacked.

I’m not surprised they are performing differently. HBI has little growth, low FCF, and tons of debt. Looks like a dividend trap to me. I’d like Gildan (GIL) if I was gonna join the socks and underwear gang, but that’s just me.

I am looking at boring stocks. $LEVI was my best performing stock last week. $HBI pays a 5.5% dividend yield. Hanesbrands Forward P/E is 6.36. What am I missing? Is no one going to buy clothes, or boxers, or bras anymore due to demand destruction? I actually think the consumer is more likely to spend their cash on new clothes over stay at home tech since everyone is going back to work at the office, going to the bars, and baseball games etc after being locked up for 2 years.