I mean it's all relative right? There's restrictions but you can still fly places, you can go to the gas station, target, grocery store, in most states bars and restaurants too, they're just restricted. So open is relative, but things certainly aren't 'closed'."open" is doing some heavy lifting here
let me know when the airline industry isnt hemorrhaging money anymore
yea i love my 10 position consolidation. my previous strategy was pure trashConsolidated my portfolio over the dip and now the majority of my holdings on two of my favorites.
This market correction mightve just been what I needed for long term growth.
Happy I didn't sell
Now that Apple's gearing up for entry, I've honestly been trying to see who they will be partnering up with for the tech and manufacturing. Even tho Apple's a newcomer to that space... it's Apple and when they align and co-sign a company it's going to move some numbers. I'm taking a wait and see approach for the most part.
bruh, people have answered you on this. most SPACs pullback after DA as people sell the news, then pair it with the selloff we had the past few days, it's beaten down (deservedly so as the valuation @ 50/60 was too high any way you slice it).
Yea if Apple gives some insight into who they're working with. That company is gonna run.
Interesting. I think with the talk of a higher minimum wage and large companies adapting, we're going to see more spending and 'opening' signs the next month. Specifically after the spring solstice.Things are open but people aren't spending. Savings spiked at the beginning of the pandemic but even now they're 2x what they've historically been. As we go into 2H'21 and 22 that money is going to go somewhere.
Consumer Discretionary, Travel, Entertainment (PLAY as you noted), Retail, Luxury goods, etc.
