GBA's "2021 Stock Phantasma"

vanzandt said:
The nasdaq composite is down about 8% from its highs.
AMZN, GOOG, FB, AAPL, TSLA, and MSFT make up nearly 50% of the Naz 100 index.

Good stocks really, which help the rest rise and fall with the tide. There's definitely a disconnect between what we are told (ie a quote on the Q's), and what is actually going on however. For that very reason.

So in that regard, I guess its more accurate to call it a stock picker's market at this point; on both the buy and the sell side. So maybe the Naz won't go red tomorrow. If the big money want the big 6 (above), up we go. A rising tide lifts all boats. Thing is, many of the popular wsb/reddit stocks aren't in the Naz 100. Most aren't. Those are the ones that the "water" will continue to "seek its level" on regardless of the broader index.
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Thanks Vz i get it now,
 
re: biochemicals update

so a month or two ago i bought a bunch of bioplastic stocks, but sold a lot once the stuff started to drop last month. but i did keep the weird australian stuff i had because it doesn't fluctuate with the market much.

i had my first pop with one. climbed at eod last night in what was friday for australia. last time it went up 10% it went back down on Monday, so might happen again. It's been 7 australian cents for forever, but it seems to really want to spike one day.
Leaf Resources Ltd
0.088 AUD+0.016 (22.22%)
Mar 26, 4:10 PM GMT+11 ·
ASX: LER

the other one i like is a bioplastics company that actually made a profit this last quarter. they aren't that speculative, they're a little boring--they have factories and make and sell stuff. it's not change-the-world bioplastic stuff, just trash bags, etc. but they are ramping up production at the factories and i plan on holding for a while.
Secos Group Ltd
0.29 AUD0.00 (0.00%)
Mar 26, 4:10 PM GMT+11
ASX: SES

and then this one is that make-fabric-out-of-coconut-waste stock. god i actually bought it. totally speculative but they are waiting for word about a patent with grasim. this is the one i feel less excited about so it will probably be the one that triples.
Nanollose Ltd
ASX: NC6
A good buy in seems to be .11
 
I knew it. My brother-in-law just won't stop pressing it... he spent the whole Pandemic down in Mexico and now is in Florida with all the other Sycophants of the finance industry. Life is a party/ I can work from anywhere! No Masks here.

Emergency Gaul bladder surgery.

only 1 shot in the arm....

My wife is so upset.
 
You know the medical backlog is something we should consider. There is a play here like One Med... Cancer Dr's are working 24 hrs a day with all the people who put off a year coming in with a huge growth emerging on their body.. I have heard the backlog for medical care is really really huge....
 
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vanzandt said:
No I believe in tech long term. The chip shortage says it all, and there will be massive spending this summer as states, municipalities, schools, etc, spend the hundreds and hundreds of billions they are receiving from the Covid Relief Bill.

So no, neither a storm nor a tornado, just the market doing its thing. Teaching the uninformed a lesson about value, or more appropriately, valuations. There were (are) a lot of paper tigers out there regardless of what long term rates do or do not do. They'll all come down. In the end, water always seeks its level. Always.
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“Stocks that are not tech related are sneaking up. I came across MHLD at $2, bought some after earnings appeared less terrible. Bought more at $3 as they have been buying up preferred shares. CHS slowly add while buyers of the May $4s creep in. Next is DBI, another stock I like buying on pullbacks below $14. The option buying on the April/May $17.5-$20s has been good and lets me know it might be correct. CAL,LB are nice too. RAIL($4.80)”. I forgot to post this yesterday.
 
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