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Remember how white-hot quantum computing stocks used to be? They’ve all lost about two-thirds to three-quarters of their peak value. I believe they have a lot farther to go, although I am only short the first of these, IONQ. Here are the four most interesting ones:
They aren’t the leader you might have assumed:
There were five instances in Slope’s history in which I offered up Campbell’s Soup (CPB) as a short-selling idea. I always did so with a bit of embarrassment, because it seemed so boring and, let’s face it, how overvalued can a seller of canned soups be?
Let’s just say I was right. Again.
I must once again point out the alluring price gap that has been hammered out in the financial ETF. This is a clean point of resistance.
One of the truer sayings in the world of trading is, “If something goes down when it’s supposed to go up, sell it.” With that in mind, I present to you Nvidia this morning:
