Yasch22 wrote: You gave us 25% of an order page showing the Buy only. No sell. No name attached. Obviously you're not going to give out vital stats, but guess what? Now that you've shared that image, anyone on this feed can claim it for their own.
It's one of the reasons I
try to never give details of my trades. No boasts, no "loss porn", and hardly ever a recommendation to buy or sell.
On the latter count, I'll make several exceptions.
1. BB is definitely worth considering for the risk-reward equation, especially given the likelihood of a near-term announcement regarding the IP sale. If that falls through (you never know for sure!) there's a strong chance BB will recover with good results from H2, where the WSB crowd MIGHT swell the wave one more time. Another obvious catalyst is QNX sales in calendar 2022 + strength via the partnership with Amazon. IVY comes into play in earnest about a year from now.
2. Tesla. I'll post nothing more than a link to someone who is both insanely and rationally bullish. Even if you reduce his projections by 50 to 75%, imagine what 5 or 10 or 50 shares will look like by 2025 or 2030.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=co_deDwo-fU 3. Sell any legacy cybersecurty outfits where the main offering is signature-based detection & response.
4. Sell the traditional car companies like Ford and GM. They may survive, but they're not going to outperform.
-- I do like what I've read of Fisker, especially the fact that Fisker and his wife (recovering from cancer) have put all of their money + blood sweat & tears into this project. Still, pretty well any car company that hasn't yet got production underway is like watching a rookie coming up to bat in his first ever Major League appearance. The difference is that the average batter in baseball has a 25% chance of getting on base, while a car/tech start-up has more like a 2% chance of surviving.