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Corey_lax
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hippaisland
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I’d look at Chorus Aviation(Jazz, ticker CHR) before AC. The way it was explained to me AC actually pre buys a good chunk of their seats to ensure flights still operate to the major hubs for passengers to board AC flights. Scooped some up just under $3. Still think its a decent buy.
walleyes
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I do some trading as well but only in industries I know and understand. Its the only way I can do my own do diligence and understand the fundamentals of the business. Not saying it’s the right way but it keeps me comfortable. For those with their necks out just a word of caution coming down, if you care or not.
financialpost.com
There is a world of pain ahead for investors who take on too much risk in this market
Martin Pelletier: We think we are on the cusp of a rebalancing back into the traditional bricks-and-mortar segments of the market
wildmanyeah
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BEP up 4% since my wife recommended it. Thats 400% more interests then you can get all year in a long term savings account.
ab1752
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I do some trading as well but only in industries I know and understand. Its the only way I can do my own do diligence and understand the fundamentals of the business. Not saying it’s the right way but it keeps me comfortable. For those with their necks out just a word of caution coming down, if you care or not.
There is a world of pain ahead for investors who take on too much risk in this market
Martin Pelletier: We think we are on the cusp of a rebalancing back into the traditional bricks-and-mortar segments of the market
I've had my annual mountain biking crash, too damn early in this year, up Seymour 5 weeks ago chipping my pelvis on a rock so I hope this has added karma to my risk portfolio.
"Rushing headlong down an idealistic path may feel good at first, but it is the quickest way to end up in a world of pain."...direct closing quote from the FP article and I agree 100% with all he wrote, this in painful detail.
I think it is an awesome fundamental investment character trait to invest in what you know.
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ab1752
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Interesting read for the AI geeks: https://www.forbes.com/sites/robtoe...er-vision-startups-is-coming/?sh=673c0b3f3f4c
fish brain
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I like disruptive technology. I own micro vision and Ehang Technology. Both up more than 150% in the last six months
fish brain
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Ok, it's in my watch list. Why do you like it so much?
Brian Reiber
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Yeah, I played that one. in at 16 out at 18. back in at 15 out at 25. I probably left a lot on the table like I also did with Xpeng. The EV space has investment potential but to me the whole space is starting to feel very overvalued and lots of companies jumping on board. I'm not smart enough to figure out which ones will be successful and which ones won't. I'm trying to get my portfolio back in line with fundamentals. I've had a good year but it's too much work and stress IMHO.
wildmanyeah
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but you took profit congratulations on the wins
ab1752
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I like it because they have been in business for 5+ years, have a ceo with strong vision and messaging and the 3 main offerings each have their own exponential lob. I try and wade through the bs and see if I can sense practical applications. Their competition has single solutions in each, but to date only vsby can tie all 3 together. I think it trades well too based on value and less fomo than others. Anyway it feels far more bricks and mortar with some scars picked up along the way to a legit business with a saas channel and license fee revenue play.
And ya, its a totally disruptive play regardless of how its applied. Like that the most, biggest point beyond all others.
cracked_ribs
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Quick, hedge funds, short it while the internet is watching!
Everybody in now, buy buy buy! Whatever you're offering, double it!
I'm having a good day.
