These stocks sell middle class “luxury” goods: backyard pools, ride on lawnmowers, boats, snowmobiles and a REIT with exposure to RV parks and marinas.
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These stocks sell middle class “luxury” goods: backyard pools, ride on lawnmowers, boats, snowmobiles and a REIT with exposure to RV parks and marinas.
Hey, remember the two red-hot SPAC stocks that were celebrating Truth Social? Here’s an update:
Wait a second. Is that seriously all the bulls have? What happened to the explosive rally? Seriously? I was watching that horizontal at 3718, and sure enough, once it crossed it, there was a rush higher. And then, limp, limp, limp.
Go, rally, go! That’s what I say. I’ve got a mountain of cash ready to deploy, but only after the bulls get deluded again into thinking everything is just fine again.
Tesla, for example, did a pitch-perfect touchpoint of its trendline. I’m talking right down to the PIXEL of perfection.
Although my DNA results will tell you that I am, for all practical purposes, 100% pure English blood (check out the surname), I’ve never understood the British economy. As far as I know, their only products are Financial Tricks in The City of London, unreliable cars, and bad teeth. So it makes a certain amount of sense that the Great Britain Pound is making its way to one-ply toilet paper valuation status.