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Another wonderful chart.
$SPX $SPY ABOVE the 5-year average despite all the economic headwinds.
I want it to hit at least a forward P/E of 17 (which is still above the 10-year avg) before being comfortable with a long-term long.
Exactly this. Keep seeing people assert that this rally is b/c of short covering or puts... no, it's b/c people are going long on these companies and pushing them higher, and then the FOMO chasers come in and make it more extreme.
@kingkang80 Yep. $MSFT is one of the few big tech names that doesn't have a historically preposterous valuation, and it has been relatively weak for this entire rally.
Please, just keep making your products even more exorbitantly priced... then maybe people will stop buying them without considering other options that offer all the same services for much less. Then, maybe $AAPL can return to a reasonable valuation.
The FOMO chasing after $NVDA resembles what it did in October and November (where it later dropped more than 40%).
A total disregard for fundamentals and technicals.
Considering putting some of my cash in $GLD. It's been relatively very strong compared to most equities since the beginning of this year.
And even if equities somehow continue moving higher, $GLD won't necessarily drop (unlike going short against the equities).
$NVDA goes up 32% in two weeks on no news, then it drops 6% and people think, "Wow, what an amazing dip-buying opportunity!"
Just wait a little longer, and you'll get a much bigger dip :)
@phunint99 Yeah... it is ridiculous but it has so much bullish momentum behind it now (based on technicals), that you have to wait for it to cool down and start consolidating or dropping before betting against it.
Honestly would not be surprised if tech is green tomorrow, a weaker green day (somewhere between flat and 1.5%ish), but expect $AAPL and $TSLA to finally be red
Quick look at the futures before bed and they are up a decent bit. Won't necessarily last into tomorrow, but not all that surprising to me. This rally had so much momentum, it needs time to cool off before dropping.
As much as $BABA has dropped, the valuation still is not attractive to me given how the company is expected to perform. Add on top of that the regulatory risk, and I don't see how it's an attractive buy.
Interestingly, $CHGG has been strongly out-performing tech since late November. Their valuation is pretty reasonable, maybe slightly over-valued, which may explain the strength.