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So, it's time for me to start looking around outside my usual stable of performers. What sectors / companies are a bit depressed looking for a come back?

I took some profits on AMZN and APPL.
 
So, it's time for me to start looking around outside my usual stable of performers. What sectors / companies are a bit depressed looking for a come back?

I took some profits on AMZN and APPL.
I've done everything wrong in investing, so whatever I say, doing the opposite is probably good advice.

That being said, AI isn't done by a long shot. And Intel has been dumping tons of cash into ramping up capacity. They pay a decent dividend. They're still a blue chip Dow company. They've been getting hammered recently, in large part because they haven't been as quick and agile to get into AI chips, but I think they've been working to pivot on that. So maybe on a 5 year horizon, there could be a ton of growth once those foundries are up and running.

That being said, I'm long on Intel, so if you sold them short, you'd probably do fine.

Nice that my AMC stock has clawed back about half of my losses so far. Maybe we can get another Wall Street Bros short squeeze on it and I can sell in the black.
 
SEC has to be zeroing in on the volume for the memes right now. They want to put a ton more transparency into who is buying and selling trades (which makes sense).

KOSS just had 19 million shares traded today. They have 9.2 million total shares outstanding, and half of which is owned by the KOSS family.

So OF COURSE we should see a large number of 13D filings…..right?……..RIGHT???

Citadel jumped in to appeal the amount of transparency that the SEC wants. So everything on that front is delayed. What isn’t delayed is that you now can NOT use crypto as stock collateral. That might be playing into what we are seeing now.

I’ve stood on a hill and screamed this for years. But the entire stock market will crumble if no crime is committed.

Publicly traded companies issue a finite number of shares. The basis for the share price is supply and demand. NOT what the market makers think the valuation should be.

When the music stops, everything purposefully inflated by market makers will drop, and everything purposefully suppressed will rise.
 
Kinda neat how about a month ago GME was at $10 per share. Then they sold 45 million shares into the market and are trading at $20/share now.

All while getting $933 million added to their balance sheet.
 

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