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A couple of months ago, the entire software-as-a-service (SAAS) space got blown to smithereens. Subsequently to that wipeout, it has put on a tremendous comeback, yielding very large percentage returns (since it was crawling out of such depths). I’ve taken advantage of this strength by shorting the two items below, which are quite close to major price gaps.
With the ceaseless obsession over SpaceX, even the dregs of the rocket/space sector are getting attention. Until only about a week ago, Virgin Galactic looked like this, having lost virtually all of its value.
Below is the ETF chart of symbol UFO, which focuses on rocket ships. It has DOUBLED since about Thanksgiving, and of course it’s all about SpaceX’s IPO. I am actually going to do a feature special video about the SPCX IPO for tasty, which I’ll share here, because I think this is going to be one of the most fascinating financial events in our lifetimes. in any case, I daresay that in a year’s time, UFO will be substantially lower than it is right now.
Our government seems to be swiftly morphing into a private equity firm. Their latest investment is in the drone sector, which is causing any public drone companies to spike higher, such as Unusual Machines (UMAC), up about 50% this morning.
Note: Never will you read one word of my material that has been edited or altered, let alone written by, AI. It is unfortunate that this even needs to be stated, but it’s out there, folks. Content written by machines. Outside of ‘quant’, you cannot automate real market analysis.
Harken back, if you will, to a time some hazy years ago that I sold Nvidia too soon and neglected to buy it back on its long journey upward, leading the Semiconductor bubble to come by a country mile. I since traded it a couple times, but the real money had been made by others.
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