cronos wrote: » Anything especially undervalued based on the attack on the US Capitol? This will pass.
Timmaay wrote: » Not directly capitol, but Trump forcing NYSE to delist them 3 CCP stocks is throwing all Chinese stock's again, BABA and JD.com took a hammering today https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wsj.com/amp/articles/nyse-reverses-course-again-will-delist-three-chinese-telecom-stocks-11609945817
SteelyDanJalapeno wrote: » Will be investing in these 6, monthly, for the forseeable future, even split between each, I dont have the time to take massive risks in the search of big pay offs, but if I could clear 10-15% a year I'd be happy. AIRBNB - ABNB Amazon - AMZN Regeneron - REGN ZOOM - ZM Beyond Meat - BYND AliBaba - BABA I'll try post monthly as i review!
SteelyDanJalapeno wrote: » Will be investing in these 6, monthly, for the forseeable future, even split between each, I dont have the time to take massive risks in the search of big pay offs, but if I could clear 10-15% a year I'd be happy. AIRBNB - ABNB Amazon - AMZNRegeneron - REGNZOOM - ZM Beyond Meat - BYND AliBaba - BABA I'll try post monthly as i review!
ted1 wrote: » Do you plan to invest monthly regardless of the price. ? Should you not reassess every month
Thargor wrote: » ARK investments just keep buying more and more Regeneron, its in their top 10 holdings now but it just keeps trickling down every day.
cronos wrote: » Bought some more baba at 226. My BEP is down to 243 now. Got very unlucky that I bought initially the day before the drop to 210/220. But taking advantage of the drop. I've seen JD down around 80 a good bit so think it could drop some more. However BABA has taken a bad news bashing for months, only so much a stock can drop that has these fundamentals.
treatyman wrote: » What is QS? Late to the party, sorry.
crazy_kenny wrote: » Any opinions on Fisker FSR? Fisker Ocean suv being launched late 2022. Manufacturing is being outsourced to a company called Magna who also produces cars for BMW, Daimler, Jaguar Land Rover and Toyota, will build the Ocean at its Graz, Austria, plant. Other models in the pipeline before 2025. Base price of $37500 for Fisker Ocean which is half of what the cheapest Tesla model x sells for.
Atlas_IRL wrote: » One of my biggest holdings after NIO (my holdings are smallish tbh) and still a good price to get in at. It has a bit of a cult following for some reason but If you can sit on it for a few years its a cheap EV play. Henrik Fisker did go bankrupt before with his old car company but he's one of the best car designers in the world. He's adding it to a unique leasing model and they will have showrooms similar to Tesla in the states. The Ocean is the first car and then there is a Sedan in the mix as well. I think the Ocean could do well in the states if they can produce them fast enough, they are huge on sustainability.
Shedite27 wrote: » You'll make that €80 back in no time
Shedite27 wrote: » Anyone jump on Rigolo's mining companies? The one I've followed Argo Blockchain (ARB) is up 750% since he mentioned it on 9th Dec.
kilns wrote: » NIO still makes me sick today, I traded that over the course of year buying and selling and making a profit. Bought another tranche at around USD3 and sold at USD8 a few months ago as I knew I wouldnt be able to day trade for a few months, I come back and see it at over 50!!
bob mcbob wrote: » Just thought I'd share this view of the market.So what’s Grantham’s complaint? The co-founder of the Boston-based investment manager GMO has a few: “Extreme overvaluation, explosive price increases, frenzied issuance, and hysterically speculative investor behaviour.” He likens the mood to the South Sea bubble, the Wall Street crash of 1929 and the turn-of-the-millennium dotcom mania. To be clear, Grantham’s eyes are mainly on US markets, and many of his examples of excess relate to US tech valuations, especially Tesla, and the boom in listings on Wall Street last year of “blank cheque” special acquisition companies. But his broad thesis should still be noted: it is that, counterintuitively, the broad rollout of vaccines may be the moment that investors are forced to rethink.https://www.theguardian.com/business/nils-pratley-on-finance/2021/jan/06/veteran-investor-stock-market-jeremy-grantham-epic-bubble-wall-street
RIGOLO wrote: » ARB - Argo Blockchain doing nicely this morning, still undervalued. Up 70% for me in a few weeks.
Magno_DT wrote: » Did anyone else throw money into this? I put a bit into it on the back of Rigolo's post. It was just blind trust really, I don't know anything about it. It was 33 at the time and it has continued to rocket now to almost 80. Up 140 percent. But I don't know what to do now. Sell or hold.. Is there a Rigolo Bat sign we can shine towards the sky when we need to make contact with him? Edit: My Degiro graph for it is showing 80 but in fact I think it's even higher than that now.
DutchYurt wrote: » Whilst I agree the broad rollout of vaccines is going to take between 6-9 months minimum so there's still plenty of yolo investing going on and speculative behavior over the next few months I think!
RedRochey wrote: » Came across this as well: https://theirrelevantinvestor.com/2021/01/05/one-of-the-great-bubbles-of-financial-history/ "Grantham is famous for calling the Japanese, tech, and housing bubbles. So when he speaks on this topic, investors pay attention. You can’t mention his prescient calls without mentioning the ones that didn’t come to fruition. It’s only fair to point out that he has been bearish for much of the recent bull market. 2010 - Have Cash, Wait for Stocks to Fall 2011 - Grantham sees most global equities as ranging from “unattractive” to “very unattractive” – valuing the S&P 500 at “no more than 950.” 2012 - Jeremy Grantham Warns 2013 Will Be A Dangerous Year For Stocks 2013 - Much of everything else is once again brutally overpriced 2014 - Big stock bubble will end badly in 2016 2015 - GMO founder Grantham says markets ‘ripe for major decline’ in 2016" Maybe he's 100% right this time but broken clock and all that
bob mcbob wrote: » Oh I am not saying that there is not money to be made but as well as buying a speculative stock that is going to increase in price, you also need to be sure you are not holding when the music stops. I am old enough to have been investing during the Dotcom bubble and if it is like that, you will only know the music has stopped after it has stopped.
DutchYurt wrote: » I made alot of money on a stock and thought to be clever and spread the profits across 6 stocks on a Friday. On Monday whole market crashed (this was march) there wasn't any music then and I hope to never repeat the feeling. My Spotify is on all the time now :P
bob mcbob wrote: » What I meant washttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dot-com_bubble#/media/File:Nasdaq_Composite_dot-com_bubble.svg This graph shows the Nasdaq during the Dotcom crash. You can see that there was a major crash when it reached 5000 and it fell 1700 points. It then clawed back some of the decline (buy the dips and all that) before falling a further 2000 points. A further clawback (buy the bottom of the market and all that) then another 1000 point fall. Rinse and repeat 2 more times. The market then bottoms at around 1200 points around 2 years later. The Dotcom music stopped when the market reached 5000 - it is only with hindsight that we know it now.
UsBus wrote: » I'm in on Aphria for a while. Dropped off a good bit from the highs of a year ago but seems to be steady enough and coming back gradually. Aurora was a basket case with the gains and drops it had the past few months.
Treppen wrote: » Aphria 2020 Q2 Earnings are coming up on Jan 14th , so there will be a bit more gas in the tank before the inevitable sell off. Really a positive vibe around Aphria. I'm tempted to dump and buy back in later after Jan 14th ..but alas I'll hold as I'm in at $6.90.
Shedite27 wrote: » If you're watching from afar, thanks Rigolo, 10 bagger in a month. 9c on 9th Dec £1.06 on 7th Jan
