Those who missed the entire run in the highest quality growth stocks can no longer stand the fact that these names keep going higher (on the back of outstanding business growth).
The name calling and snide comments reaching a whole new level now! Sorry you missed the run....
When I first became active on Twitter (Feb '19), the wise people called me a moron for only owning the 'momo', 'overvalued', 'bubble' names!
The crash occurred in March and guess what? My stocks bounced back first and went on to make new highs - some even tripled..
....or quadrupled within months.
Most of my companies have continued to announce outstanding operating results and they are still being bid up by the market.
Meanwhile, I'm still being trolled as the momo guy who got lucky and will soon learn a lesson!
is an iconic business which I've followed for years and up until recently, I didn't like its customer concentration and reliance on the public sector. However, after reading the company's S-1, press releases and...
...discussions with @cperruna , I changed my mind and picked up shares.
appears to be a solid business with a durable 'moat' i.e. customer switching costs, network effects, brand intangibles and mgt. has guided for 40%+ revenue growth in '20 and 30%+ growth in '21...
Due to my heavy tech exposure, over the past few months, I've spent a lot of time thinking about the '00-'02 tech bust.
After all, COVID 'winners' have now become mainstream and valuations have shot through the roof; so I'm...
2)...naturally concerned about what may be lurking around the corner.
After considering all factors, I've come to the conclusion that although we are in an 'incipient bubble' the party isn't likely to end anytime soon due to two reasons...
3) First and foremost, unlike early 2000, the Fed is currently extremely accommodative and creating hundreds of billions of new dollars. Furthermore, unlike early 2000, the yield curve is currently normal (not inverted).