GBA's "2021 Stock Phantasma"

stonedinvestor said:
Travel + Leisure Co. (TNL)- IS IN THE PORTFOLIO! SHOULD I SELL VAN?
NYSE - Nasdaq Real Time Price. Currency in USD

$54.72-0.95 (-1.71%)
As of 10:09AM EDT.

EUROPE HAS RE CLOSED TO AMERICA SO NO EUROPEANS...
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A quick glance.... sell it here at $55.
if they ever cut the dividend, watch out.
Lots of debt.

It's almost a candidate for Granny's shorts.
 
I picked up some KPLT at $4.80, out at $5.7. Only reason I am posting is its another high short interest pump. They like taking these on multiday runs.

Edit: Their dangerous stocks, not anything Stoney or Van would recommend.
 
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Incredible call on PSTG!

OPCH been on a tear, medical in home company recently inducted in to the SP 400 Mid. I bought on a breakout before and got lucky when SP announcement hit.

RYI great metal company.

VRTV great company out of Georgia making packaging and other things I think.
 
Thanks Ted... Rub it in on PSTG... Van called out sick that day. Ironic because Yullia also called at sick at the quicki mart...

Thanks for some names I'm going to tear through them shortly.

Big 5 Sporting Goods Corporation (BGFV+14.9%) is trading up as short squeeze talk is making the rounds on social media sites like twitter. The sporting goods retailer has 34.5% of its entire share count being sold short
 
Trane's Thermo King plans all-electric, zero-emission end-to-end cold chain-- Still have Trane TT from last thread sold once and re bought!
100%+ gainer-

  • tel giant Hilton Worldwide (HLT-1.0%) and Marriott International (MAR-0.8%) are both lower onreportsthat the European Union may reinstate travel restrictions for unvaccinated U.S. travelers. Online travel names Travelzoo (TZOO-2.5%), TripAdvisor (TRIP-2.7%) and Travel + Leisure (TNL-0.8%) are also starting the week off with a drop.
  • Decliners in the airline sector include American Airlines Group (AAL-2.6%), Hawaiian Holdings (HA-3.0%), United Airlines (UAL-2.5%), SkyWest (SKYW-3.2%) and JetBlue (JBLU-2.4%). Meanwhile, cruise line stocks Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH-2.1%), Carnival (CCL-1.8%) and Royal Caribbean (RCL-1.1%) are down as well.
I wonder if NCLH might be different.

They JUST started their cruises with careful measures in place. I think people might go for these Cruises ironically as it's a floating Covid free zone (hopefully) ///// Maybe somehow safer than a rollicking land based resort....

NCLH-$25.50 For the first time in a long Time I actually like.>>>>> Even though travel stks look real bad today.
 
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stonedinvestor said:
<< Ideas>>

BEEM
Beam Global
29.10

NCLH
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.
25.49

VIR
Vir Biotechnology, Inc.
50.58

IMAX
IMAX Corporation
15.58

GDDY
GoDaddy Inc.
73.96

SLBG
Slinger Bag Inc.
3.30
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ELYS
ELYS
$4.55------->+3.4%


EVLV
EVOLV TECHNOLOGIES
$8.01------->+2%


POWW
AMMO INC
$7.45--------->-.2%
 
stonedinvestor said:
Thanks Ted... Rub it in on PSTG... Van called out sick that day. Ironic because Yullia also called at sick at the quicki mart...

Thanks for some names I'm going to tear through them shortly.

Big 5 Sporting Goods Corporation (BGFV+14.9%) is trading up as short squeeze talk is making the rounds on social media sites like twitter. The sporting goods retailer has 34.5% of its entire share count being sold short
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Stoney, ZEV been watching the Sept $10 Calls get pounded and swept($.10-$.60) Its the Electric something maker one of Warren Buffets guys invested in. I am kicking myself not buying PSTG, Kathy was behind its movement back to $30 last time. Van might now why South American banks like GGAL and BBAR are taking out 52 Week Highs.
 
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