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Are some retail Investors more savvy or just plain...

Its interesting that as reported non professionals pumped arecord $1.5 Billion on single stocks in a week, mainly on Tesla, Apple and Nvidia.

While the professionals are trading cautiously amid the volatile and uncertain market environmennt, the non professionals think otherwise buying like there's never a tomorrow.

There's 2 possibilities, either they are seeing something that the market professionals are not or it is just a classic case of mom and popw joining the bandwagon. If it's the latter, you better run before the musical chair stops.

Otherwise, should all of us join in for fear of losing out? Hold on, hold on!

S&P has risen almost 15% recently and can this phenomenon continues as if it's a bull market? Are market fundamentals any different from a week ago? How about the 3 "darling" stocks? If I am contemplating, I would like to know what's their market prices vis a vis their fundamentals over this period. Has the price become too expensive?

Next, going directly to the 3 stocks in question. Am I comfortable with the gigantic PE ratios as compared to their potential earnings?

In the case of Apple, has anyone noticed that Vision Pro is not even in the market yet? Is it a sure winner ? Tesla has been dumping prices of its EVs again nevermind in the guise of special discount and the likes. Has the potential of Nvidia already priced in?

Like any savvy investor, I need to know Or am I just plain foolish gambling on hearsay?

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Retail Army Bets Record $1.5 Billion on Single Stocks in a Week, JPMorgan Says

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bubblyo
2023-06-23
bubblyo
Gigantic PE ratios, potential earnings, and the uncertainty of Vision Pro... Who needs sleep anyway?
chizzoo
2023-06-23
chizzoo
Market fundamentals and the S&P rise, but are we just riding the bull or falling off a cliff
zookz
2023-06-23
zookz
These non-professionals are buying stocks like there's no tomorrow, maybe they're onto something!
squishx
2023-06-23
squishx
Haha, some retail investors are either genius masterminds or just plain lucky gamblers!
breezzi
2023-06-23
breezzi
Join the bandwagon or run before the musical chair stops? Decisions, decisions!

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