Yeap, or as you put it....overpriced.

This stays in the back of my mind--after the speech the Dow rose an average of 21% for 3 years:

Check out II-VI, Inc. for long term as they are involved with government military.
Laser, optics, etc. Bought just after 911 for under $10/share and now $70+
II-VI Incorporated | Materials That Matter (ii-vi.com)

I just bought LUV South West airlines. I bought it long and hope I didn't buy in to early.

Airlines are dicey. Good luck!

didnt buy in early...? lol

you are way too late in the game...the easy money has already been made on those stocks. It gets dicey from here and the recovery is likely long.

luv was a buy back in the low 30’s. It’s currently 10-15$ off pre covid highs. Short term I see some corrections to the downside. Just my opinion. Good luck!!!!

What's your take on Tesla? I've been in it a while - online sentiment seems like its going to go big with S&P adoption. Sell now or wait??

I bought into MACGX midcap fund, it's done 142% so far this year. I jumped in late so I only made 35% so far. My research shows it to be one of the top earning funds in the market right now. I'm making more money in this than I am at my job and I just had a record month. I was second guessing myself when the share price took a dive, then I saw the dividends it paid.

It's a pretty good feeling to make more from your investments than you do in your day job - gives you a different perspective on day to day 'difficulties'. However, don't quit your dayjob too quick! ...we've had a good run over the past 4 years, I'm afraid of what the future may hold.Couple of the ones I've done well with....
Dodge & Cox - total gain 72.6%
Fidelity Large Cap Growth - total gain 62.0%
Fidelity OTC Port - total gain 257.6%
Fidelity Select Technology - total gain 158.1%
Tesla - total gain 64.0% (I've bought and sold this one a few times over the years for short term profit, but bought back in again recently)
Fidelity Growth & Income - total gain 48.3%
...several more in the teens to thirties range

Tesla keeps getting crazier for a company that has lost 6.5 billion dollars............it seems to be like a dot com stock from 1999, makes no money but it keeps up insane valuations. Selling tax credits has been very lucrative but at some point they won't have any more to sell (sold 600 million in 2019).

Airlines, a couple are going to go Pan Am/Eastern airlines at some point. There isn't enough demand to support 4-5 major carriers. You have to wonder how many businesses will sideline travel costs completely and adopt a more zoom model.