In bear markets stocks fall to unimaginable levels

Innervoice · Nov 3, 2022

In bear markets stocks can fall to unimaginable levels..
AMZN to $70?
AAPL to $90?
GOOg to $65 ?

Calling bottoms is a fools game. Follow
Price action.

SoyUnGanador · Nov 3, 2022

Unimaginable? Hell, those prices you listed don't seem unimaginable, they seem likely!!!

Businessman · Nov 3, 2022

Yeah, halve those prices:

AMZN to $35
AAPL to $45
GOOg to $32

s trader · Nov 3, 2022

Why not? I bought QQQ at 25 sold at 28 because i thought at 28 it was expensive. On second thought should have held but I am not build an investor.

Nobert · Nov 3, 2022

Businessman said:
Yeah, halve those prices:

AMZN to $35
AAPL to $45
GOOg to $32

And still with fat premium.

Nine_Ender · Nov 3, 2022

These threads are usually pretty popular at market bottoms. At the very least many of you suffer from tunnel vision that prevents you from trading a divergent market well. Energy is a generational LONG trade and you guys are still arguing how far QQQ will fall. Banks and some industrial stocks that got beat up on recession fears are posting very healthy earnings.

Businessman · Nov 3, 2022

Nine_Ender said:
These threads are usually pretty popular at market bottoms.

These type of threads have been popular all year, and the market keeps making new bottoms.

KCalhoun · Nov 3, 2022

And I buy sqqq

piezoe · Nov 3, 2022

There should be much more to go. We are not in Recession yet!

nrstrader · Nov 3, 2022

The time to buy energy stocks was when oil was at -$36. Easiest trading signal ever was that XOM was probably not being priced rationally with oil at -$36.

I am almost ready to trade my XOM for beat up tech but that div yield is tough to let go of.

Bank stocks can only really grow through acquisition at this point and there is so much redundancy it is absurd. Mortgage banking is shot here. Total over capacity with commercial banking that is going to need to size down.

GOOG at $65 is exactly what I am hoping and waiting for.