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The Lordstown Losers, Moderna Matters & Apple Gets Cooked May 25, 2021 Great Stuff Lordstown, You Wreck Me Baby Great Ones, somewhere, somehow, somebody must have kicked you around some. Tell me why you want to lay there invested in Lordstown Motors (Nasdaq: ). It don’t really matter to me, Great Ones. Everybody’s had to fight to be free. But you don’t … have … to invest like a […]
Virgin’s Near-Space Experience, Beyond The Dip & Sleeping Lumber Giants May 24, 2021 Great Stuff Kármán Chameleon Virgin Galactic (NYSE: ) … y’all just knew I couldn’t pass this one up, right? This weekend, the almost, but not quite, entirely unlike space company completed its first “spaceflight” in more than two years. Investors went gaga over the event, sending SPCE up more than 20% on the open this morning. Honestly, […]
Zero Sum Stimulus Game, Bitcoin Bravery & Hell In A Fuel Cell May 20, 2021 Great Stuff The Ballad Of Curtis D. Welcome one and all to “The Greatest Show In Finance!”™ As always, I’m your ringmaster, Mr. Great Stuff … and today is Reader Feedback day. If this is your first time joining the Great Stuff crowd, Reader Feedback day is the day that we root through the Great Stuff inbox […]
Zuck Passes The Buck, Not A Secret Anymore & Virgin Immobile May 11, 2021 Great Stuff Like Taking Data From A Baby Great Ones, you know I have no love for Facebook (Nasdaq: ). It’s my opinion that you’ll never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy than Mark Zuckerberg’s social abomination … and that includes 4chan. It’s also my belief that Facebook is nearing the end of its […]
Is the High-Growth Tech Trade Back On? May 10, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Investing, Investment Opportunities, Stocks We saw a big turnaround in the markets on Friday, May 7, in response to surprisingly poor job numbers. That begs three questions: Has this year’s market action really been all about fears of inflation and an overheating economy? Given the uncertainty around federal infrastructure spending, are we going to see a reversion to growth […]





