It’s encouraging to see some of these laughably overvalued stocks finally taking it a bit on the chin:

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It’s encouraging to see some of these laughably overvalued stocks finally taking it a bit on the chin:

Well, there were two major earnings reports this afternoon, and I like the look of ’em both:

The mega-rally in precious metals is well known by everyone living outside of a cave. As fond as I am of precious metals, I’ve become quite annoyed at how unrelenting the rally has been, and as a card-carrying contrarian, whenever gold and silver are the talk of every ding-dong and nitwit on the tee-vee, I figure it’s probably game over for a while.

Since the Liberation Day bottom, Micron has gone up more than 200%. Let that sink in! More than tripling in just half a year.

I remember in the early 1990s one of the hottest stocks was Taser International (TASR) which made, unsurprisingly, Tasers. They have expanded their product line, and the new company, Axon, has been blasting higher for years.
In recent months, however, it has carved out a well-formed head and shoulders top. The stock lost about $200 per share from mid-August to mid-October, but for those who missed it, I think a second chance to get short is very close. The neckline itself (dashed line below) is at 694.72, so I’ve shorted this with a stop at $695.
