Hello greeners! ππΏ
I do see the light at the end of these 3 weeks tunnel. I really do.
Despite the Republicans trying to delay the inevitable (and some Democrats still in doubt) the stimulus is progressing and I truly believe it will be signed this week. +70% of Americans support this bill and it is basically a done deal despite all the negotiations. This will give Wall Street the confidence and certainty that has been missing all these weeks.
edition.cnn.com/2021/03/05/politics/senate-covid-relief-vote-a-rama/index.html
Yesterday the session started quite harsh and the portfolio reached a -10% loss to end at ~2% loss. This upward was a sign of confidence after positive unemployment figures were published and there were signals that the stimulus was on its way to be approved!
finance.yahoo.com/news/february-jobs-report-labor-department-unemployment-pandemic-192526748.html
So, I waited, and waited a bit more to confirm the recovery was on its way and I bought my last 3 positions in this dip as i mentioned yesterday etoro.tw/30jQmOg - I saw good signs besides the incredible upwards during yesterday's session... the after market, which has been constantly negative after every single session was finally positive for nearly all our stocks. THAT is quite significant.
The collapse over the last 3 weeks also brings big opportunities of recovery. It will certainly not be as quick as the recent fall, but there is so much margin of growth that it is a pity new copiers are blocked and that copying open trades is not possible. Why? Because looking at our stocks over the last month, RUN TSLA FLSR ENPH CSIQ NIU BYND IDEX BE lost around (20%-30%) each while BLDP NIO ORA.US lost (~35% each) and TPIC SPWR BLNK PLUG FCEL SOLO SUNW ~40%.
So, the collapse over the last weeks has NOT been because they are bad stocks. If you question their valuation, even if some would be overvalued, the current value is totally lower than the reality, so the moderate but steady uptrend is real and justified. There is a juicy margin to recover with the stimulus.
The inflation is a risk, indeed, and the US10Y www.cnbc.com/quotes/US10Y continue raising, but that is something toward what investors should not panic as they have recently and living with a high treasury yield is something the market will need to get used to while keep on growing steady. It is clear the uptrend of January was unjustified and not healthy as we can see now, so i wish for a more moderate sustainable growth for all our green stocks, which are, without a bit of doubt, our future ππΏππ
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Not investment advice. The author may have financial interests in the mentioned instruments.
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