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I bought a little LCID when they delivered the first car, was down a bit and now heading in the right direction
QUBT has been up and down, bought more in the dips and it's up a bunch today. If they partner with BMW, it should really take off.
LEV is pretty low considering they recently received a substantial order for commercial Ev's, they have not been profitable yet and have made some pretty dumb mistakes. I have less than a grand in them, if it works great if not I can afford the loss.
QUBT has been up and down, bought more in the dips and it's up a bunch today. If they partner with BMW, it should really take off.
LEV is pretty low considering they recently received a substantial order for commercial Ev's, they have not been profitable yet and have made some pretty dumb mistakes. I have less than a grand in them, if it works great if not I can afford the loss.
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From: Indianapolis, Lake Cumberland
I bought a little LCID when they delivered the first car, was down a bit and now heading in the right direction
QUBT has been up and down, bought more in the dips and it's up a bunch today. If they partner with BMW, it should really take off.
LEV is pretty low considering they recently received a substantial order for commercial Ev's, they have not been profitable yet and have made some pretty dumb mistakes. I have less than a grand in them, if it works great if not I can afford the loss.
QUBT has been up and down, bought more in the dips and it's up a bunch today. If they partner with BMW, it should really take off.
LEV is pretty low considering they recently received a substantial order for commercial Ev's, they have not been profitable yet and have made some pretty dumb mistakes. I have less than a grand in them, if it works great if not I can afford the loss.
I posted QUBT here in the low $5's a few weeks ago and it's been a decent gainer but isn't up anywhere near as much as the other few players in the Quantum computing space. $IONQ was up $6+ today after CNBC did segments all day on the potential of Quantum computing, and also interviewed IONQ's CEO. ARQQ went from $8's to $40's a few months earlier. Hopefully the enthusiasm for quantum plays finally spills over to QUBT. It has a lot of catching up to do. I"m also in some AMPG. Trading low $4's they have a hand in the quantum space but are not a pure play like the others. But if the others continue to run they will beat the bushes looking for anything connected to Quantum computing. That's how this game works.
NAKD finally spiked today after more than a week of relentless selling. As I previously said the company has been a perennial loser; however, the company is now basically an empty shell that is being used to bring a bona-fide EV player public, Cenntro. NAKD has a ton of previous warrant overhang to work through but when they are done selling it think Cenntro has great potential. After the merger the company will be a real EV player that is already producing vehicles. Trading here in the .70's I think it is a very good risk reward. My opinion only though.
I also like DCRC in the EV space. Another spac that is merging with a tech leader in the race for solid-sate batteries. They have some top notch backers like Ford and BMW. The shareholder vote to approve the merger is Dec 7th so I expect it will pick up into that vote and after the merger is completed. They have comparable tech to QS which has been an absolute beast since announcing their since-completed spac merger.
All the while the overall market is on shaky ground. One of the most true statements on Wall St has always been, "Don't fight the Fed." In general growth stocks don't like a raising interest rate environment and everyone in the world (sans politicians) know that the Fed has put too much liquidity into the system and should be tightening via quicker taper and raising interest rates. It's never easy to time the market, especially when raising interest rates are on the horizon - yet the Fed is still pumping liquidity into the system which means still rising asset prices. I am hoping for a Santa rally into the end of the year and then evaluate and really lighten up into the Fed's expected raising of rates thereafter. I probably won't time it right but one needs to realize that the biggest gains in market history come at the end of great bull markets.
I traded the internet boom of the late 90's and the last 5 months of that bull market were the best market I have ever seen. Then came the crash in April - but with many bounces on the way down. When it was all over once-mighty $300 fiber optic stocks were trading under a buck. And you could have bought all the Amazon you wanted in the single digits. But boy it was so much fun while it lasted.






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