Stock Recommendation

[Blackswann2000]

Not sure who it helps, if you have investment horizon of 3 to 5 years the below mentioned stocks can provide decent returns. Notwithstanding, do your own due diligence and not take investment advice from an anonymous person of Internet

22. AMD -
23. BOMN -
24. TTD -
25. MDB-
26. CWH-
27. FLGT-
28. KNSL-
29. YEXT -
30. Rlay -
31. SHOP
32. LMND
33. CRWD -
34. NET
35. MGNI (1/2) (TTD is better business)
36. PTON
37. ETSY
38. TCEHY - TENCENT HOLDING
39. DT (1/2)
40. INSG (1/2)
41. IPHI (1/2) 5g
42. Band (1/2)

If you profit, which you will, appreciate a dinner meetup

 

[Davis]

Not sure who it helps, if you have investment horizon of 3 to 5 years the below mentioned stocks can provide decent returns. Notwithstanding, do your own due diligence and not take investment advice from an anonymous person of Internet

22. AMD -
23. BOMN -
24. TTD -
25. MDB-
26. CWH-
27. FLGT-
28. KNSL-
29. YEXT -
30. Rlay -
31. SHOP
32. LMND
33. CRWD -
34. NET
35. MGNI (1/2) (TTD is better business)
36. PTON
37. ETSY
38. TCEHY - TENCENT HOLDING
39. DT (1/2)
40. INSG (1/2)
41. IPHI (1/2) 5g
42. Band (1/2)

If you profit, which you will, appreciate a dinner meetup

You're posting your list from #22 to #42? What about your #1 to #21?

Folks, this is why free advice is worth what you pay for it.

 

[Blackswann2000]

Yes, before investing please consult your financial advisor.

1 to 21 has all the 20 baggers, won't disclose it

 

[Davis]

Yes, before investing please consult your financial advisor.

1 to 21 has all the 20 baggers, won't disclose it

No, I meant that you're a trolling loser. Go back to being a beta cuck and keep your secret "20 baggers" to yourself. lmao

 

[jimieboe]

Never understood why guys don't disclose making money...what is the harm if we all make money? We are all just trying to make a buck and live a good life, like what is it going to effect your bottom line if we invest? I have many friends who have done relativity well...and always looking to give advice to make others money...obviously some things cant be shared over the internet...just my 2 cents

 

[fall]

Never understood why guys don't disclose making money...what is the harm if we all make money? We are all just trying to make a buck and live a good life, like what is it going to effect your bottom line if we invest? I have many friends who have done relativity well...and always looking to give advice to make others money...obviously some things cant be shared over the internet...just my 2 cents

The only thing that affects to total amount of "money" made (where by "money" I mean the goods and services that they can buy) is production and services offered by companies and individuals. Buying or selling stocks on the stock exchange simply redistribute money from one person to another. It is mathematically impossible for stock trading to affect the combined total gains or losses of all investors. It is like a poker game with very large number of players.

 

[Blackswann2000]

Never understood why guys don't disclose making money...what is the harm if we all make money? We are all just trying to make a buck and live a good life, like what is it going to effect your bottom line if we invest? I have many friends who have done relativity well...and always looking to give advice to make others money...obviously some things cant be shared over the internet...just my 2 cents

Hope you invest in the companies mentioned above after due diligence. keep a 3 year investment horizon, all the best.

 

[hydra95]

Yes, before investing please consult your financial advisor.

1 to 21 has all the 20 baggers, won't disclose it

why though? lol,

Sharing and more people buying in is only going to make the price go up. Also 42 stocks seems like.. a lot, I would be skeptical of the quality DD on this. There's no way I can keep on top of news on that many companies.

 

[Jkelly]

I'll never be satisfied with the 1% return you can get from a savings account, you can't make money if your not willing to take on some risk.

My investment strategy use to be hold stocks for the longer term horizon, now with stocks priced at the high end I switched my strategy. Now I go after volatile stocks trading within a range. I buy growth stock to get a quick gain on investment, sell and buy the stock back again when it falls to the bottom of the recent trading range. Following this strategy, I made nearly 40 k in profit, in the first 6 weeks of 2021 (up 14% overall since the start of the year). I could have made another 50k in profit in the same period but I sold some stock too quick. After I make my profit, I turn it back into cash and wait for the next opportunity to strike.

By the way, I made around a 800% return on investment on the Shop stock I bought in 2018 (number 31). Within the last year, I made over 200K in profit from Shop stock alone. Shop stock is volatile, since September, I have bought and sold it, bought and sold it, and bought and sold it. Its at the top end of the range today so I would not get in on it right now.

With all the Covid stay at home orders you have to do something with your time, why not make money.

Now what is the list from 1 to 20. Tell me something, I don't already know.

 

[Blackswann2000]

I'll never be satisfied with the 1% return you can get from a savings account, you can't make money if your not willing to take on some risk.

My investment strategy use to be hold stocks for the longer term horizon, now with stocks priced at the high end I switched my strategy. Now I go after volatile stocks trading within a range. I buy growth stock to get a quick gain on investment, sell and buy the stock back again when it falls to the bottom of the recent trading range. Following this strategy, I made nearly 40 k in profit, in the first 6 weeks of 2021 (up 14% overall since the start of the year). I could have made another 50k in profit in the same period but I sold some stock too quick. After I make my profit, I turn it back into cash and wait for the next opportunity to strike.

By the way, I made around a 800% return on investment on the Shop stock I bought in 2018 (number 31). Within the last year, I made over 200K in profit from Shop stock alone. Shop stock is volatile, since September, I have bought and sold it, bought and sold it, and bought and sold it. Its at the top end of the range today so I would not get in on it right now.

With all the Covid stay at home orders you have to do something with your time, why not make money.

Now what is the list from 1 to 20. Tell me something, I don't already know.

Glad you made nice returns. I suppose you can look into option trading and give that a try if your directional bets are paying off.

 

[Jkelly]

I would consider options trading. Everything has to be allowable for holding within a TSFA or RRSP because that's where my stocks are held.

I currently hold 80K in Suncor which has gone up 8% since I bought it less than 2 weeks ago. Its selling at $24 per share and it was trading at $40 per share one year ago. Meanwhile, the price of Canadian crude has recovered and is trading at a higher price than a year ago (the stock is listed as a strong buy). The mean forecast for the next 12 month return is 27%.

I addition, I just bought $217K in stock that was trading 27% higher a week and a half ago. It is now trading at the bottom of its recent trading range.

 

[lonebone]

$GLM Golden Lake Exploration just found Bonanza Grade Discovery in Nevada, SP is very undervalued, in comparative, it should trade at 100$mMC, it's trading at $20mMC.

Even Eric Sprott invested in it since GLM found Bonanza Grade Discovery.

Golden Lake Reports “Bonanza” Grade Discovery in Hole Jr-20-DD12 from Jewel Ridge Property, Nevada, Including 24.54 Meters Averaging 9.16 g/t Gold and 65.8 g/t Silver, Including 3.23 Meters Averaging 57.16 g/t Gold and 452.0 g/t Ag

 

[nottyboi]

Yes, before investing please consult your financial advisor.

1 to 21 has all the 20 baggers, won't disclose it

Then you clearly dunno how the market works. If you posted your list and people were dumb enough to take your advice, they would also buy the stock and people buying the stock is what is needed for it to be a 20 bagger.

 

[Chuck1977]

Yes, before investing please consult your financial advisor.

1 to 21 has all the 20 baggers, won't disclose it

The more people who buy your “20 baggers” the better the stock performs. The more money you make. It’s weird yiu didn’t know that about the market. I won’t be seeking your finicial advice.

 

[Davis]

Just let the thread die.

You can see that Blackswann2000 is just a little boy who is vying for attention. Don't give it to him.

 

[ladiesluvme]

The Valens Company easy money they are going to be the biggest manufacturer in the cannabis space fair value should be at $5 by now. $$$

 

[Indiana]

Pioneer Aviation

 

[passingthru]

Pioneer Aviation

Based.

 

[Adam_hadam]

Pioneer Aviation

A M*A*S*H reference from the 70's. I'm getting oldy and moldy
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[decoy2673]

Heres a stock tip that im in currently.

$BA boeing

$260 right now pre pandemic high it was $440.

travel will be back make no mistake. everyone i know wants to travel from my wealthy friends to my poor friends from my mom and dad to my brother to me to the post office worker.

their price dropped b/c of the 737 max crash which sucks but if youve been around long enough you know planes simply crash once every 5-10 years and it creates a buyign opportunity. thats life. tesla stock doesnt dip when their cars go up in flames.

737 max has since been recertified and with all the scrutiny its expected to be one of the safest planes on the market.

that caused the dip from 440-335 ish and then the pandemic did the rest.

airline stocks like AAL (american airlines) are already at their pre-pandemic highs (despite share dilution which boeingg did NOT do) i dont see how Boeing doesnt follow.

Airlines have mostly recovered, so have hotels, so have American oil companies (XLE, XOM, CVX)

Their moat is undeniable, it takes a stupid amount of capital to start manufacturing planes - its simply not going to happen

their one competitor Airbus is also on the ropes so its kind of a wash on how the pandemic has hurt them

BA is also the biggest military contractor for the US so they are the definition of too big to fail.

BA is also THE biggest manufacturer in all of the United States. It alone accounts for approx 1% of US GDP. It employs 141,000 people.

it also pays a 3.3% dividend

if youre a long term investor like me, whats it going to matter in 2040 that boeing crashed a couple planes in 2019? again planes crash once every 5-10 years, its happened before for Boeing people forget about it eventuually in 20 years boeing will still be the top/only real plane manufacturer in the United States, they will still be doing crucial US military projects and space projects.

The pandemic and lost trust from the crashes will fade eventually, those are temporary problems for long term shareholders.

i see this stock going to 500 by 2023.