There's no golden ticket, is there?
Not in the finance markets.
If you're just taking chances you'd have better luck just playing black jack as it has far less variables. Choosing financial assets is a tricky business with several philosophies. You can know the actual value of an asset but never see it reach that value because no one is paying attention, this happened during the housing crisis for instance (Mortgage bonds were literally worthless but were being traded as golden tickets).
It's a matter of valuation and timing. There are never guarantees, just assumptions and momentum.
I'd say it comes down to knowing what people like and want. Then it's easier to feel bullish on select markets.
The greatest stocks are no longer great investments, but you could say those were golden tickets and remain so only to long term holders ( those with many shares ) who don't feel the need to sell. A slow growth isn't so bad when one had hundreds of stock like these.
The world would really have to hate and boycott Google before Alphabet Stock prices plummets. I don't think that'll happen.
It's nice to have long term but that's a grind not too many people want to do, and when they are well overpriced people wish they invested and that's tech stocks like Apple, Google, Microsoft, Facebook(still young), Amazon, Tesla.
In business news they use trendy terms like MAGA and FAANG to describe the above in bundles. Tesla is killing it on the 6 month chart right now, maybe with 100k it'll be fantastic but even so it's too late for my taste.
I'd say it comes down to knowing what people like and want. Then it's easier to feel bullish on select markets.
Psychology around an asset is a big factor in its momentum.
Virgin galactic (SPCE) is a great example of this rn. It has no fundamentals to speak of yet it went from $10 to $42 in less than 2 months. Why? Because people like and want to be part of visionary companies.
The greatest stocks are no longer great investments, but you could say those were golden tickets and remain so only to long term holders ( those with many shares ) who don't feel the need to sell. A slow growth isn't so bad when one had hundreds of stock like these.
The world would really have to hate and boycott Google before Alphabet Stock prices plummets. I don't think that'll happen.
It's nice to have long term but that's a grind not too many people want to do, and when they are well overpriced people wish they invested and that's tech stocks like Apple, Google, Microsoft, Facebook(still young), Amazon, Tesla.
In business news they use trendy terms like MAGA and FAANG to describe the above in bundles. Tesla is killing it on the 6 month chart right now, maybe with 100k it'll be fantastic but even so it's too late for my taste.
This is what's keeping me in small cap and value assets at the moment.
I can't grow my net worth substantially over the next 5 years with huge firms whose SP barely move.
Nokia is starting to look really good at 4.16...
The White House is reportedly planning a 5G summit to combat Huawei
This also gives Intelsat more leverage.
human speculation is at work. the sell off will soon happen