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Well, that worked out well. I have relentlessly declared that Peloton (and Zoom) was an accidental beneficiary of Covid, and now that Covid is in the rear view mirror, people are going to turn cold to the idea of paying monthly fees to sit in a stationary bicycle. I called for a price target of $111. Well, voi-freakin-la!
Only a few days ago, I wrote of Apple “As the world’s largest company, I would say that Apple is a very important canary which is worth watching closely. Take note of two things about recent activity: (1) its bullish breakout has completely flopped (2) it is even breaking below its supporting trendline of the right triangle pattern.” When I wrote those words, AAPL had just barely breached its trendline. It is clear that this modest violation presaged a clear-cut failure.
Well, this is awkward. Let’s drop the royal “we” for this post. I, David Pinsen, the founder of Portfolio Armor, called silver “The Family Circus of investments” a few days ago. That was an allusion to this scene in the 1999 movie Go where one character explains why he hates the comic strip The Family Circus.
