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Over at the permabull site Zerohedge, I was glancing at an article which broke down the Goldman Sachs (of course……..) basket of high momentum, high beta stocks. They presented the list in two dense graphics, here and here, and I decided to use my old friend Grok to tease out the actual symbols.
I first asked it to suck out the symbols from the second column of each graphic:
I’m reminded of comedian Dana Gould’s line: “Russia isn’t a country. It’s a gas station with an army.”
Porsche is definitely an outlier in the increasingly prosperous (and increasingly showy) wealth of the Chinese people.
I have short positions in all three of the semiconductor companies below, and the rationale for my position is the same for every one: a price gap as a resistance level, which I’m using as a stop-loss. In every instance, the stocks have exploded higher since early April, and they are quite vulnerable to resuming their earlier weakness.
There’s so much moaning here on Slope, it’s starting to get mistaken for an OnlyFans site. I took advantage of this emotional signal and beefed up my short positions from 12 to 20. Here are 6 of my 20 positions, which happen to be the ETFs:
