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My wife works in fashion retail on the financial side. Covid actually kept them afloat but really just delayed the inevitable. In other areas it has accelerated the demise of things like malls.
It's weird the trends it's accelerated. Your event tickets going forward will almost all be mobile, no more paper. This trend had started but was forced forward in 2020. Very few teams are even making the old paper tickets an option. Now people are wanting to buy the old ticket stock from prior years as collectors items. I have some left here but I can remember throwing boxes and cases full of old tickets away that we had converted to electronic versions. My wife and I rented a dumpster to clean out our basement a couple years back and probably half that thing was filled with old ticket stock.
TSLA
The broader market still hasn't recovered from the events of 1Q last year. If we have a correction, it's coming from all the ARK type stocks.
That’s not really true. Bloomin, JPM, Dillards, Walmart, Target, Discover, HD, Disney, MGM, PENN and many others are at ATHs or at highs well above end of 2019/Q1 2020.
Many of those you have listed have turned to tech and overs have benefitted from the pandemic. I can give you more utilities, energy, banks, etc that haven't come back. I'll give you JPM. Trading at a forward PE of 14 with a 2.4% dividend yield. It's up 7% in a year. Is that the definition of an over valued market that needs a major correction?
Yup. Long term the market is a winning game. Hi want to keep most of my chips and play
Absolutely. Zig when everyone else is zagging. Or, in other words, when everyone else is greedy, be fearful. When everyone is fearful (today), be greedy.
Possibly. I've been saying for a long time now that everyone keeps mentioning the dot com bubble with this bubble, but they mis-apply that to stuff like GME and OTC stocks.
Same here. I'm on the monthly payment plan. It's what she wanted for her birthday and I got suckered in since she couldn't have a party.
I'm kind of confused by this. It's not like TVIX that did a better job of tracking the VIX, but that's not just it. It's also that a lot of stocks are down and the VIX isn't reflecting that as much as I thought it would. So, people are selling, but not necessarily betting against futures here??? Like they're just pulling some money off the table, maybe shifting elsewhere, but keeping very low future volatility changes. Maybe I'm overthinking this and just don't get it. But if this continues and stocks drop with low VIX, at some point if that VIX shifts upwards, we're really going to see some market drops.
I have separate watch lists for each, stonks, SPACS, Pennies, etc. Don't know about positions.
on the Watch List page there's a tab labeled Own. You could just populate that list with your trading stocks.
