I've seen some comments on blind mentioning that tech stocks are overvalued. Stock splitting seems to be boosting the stock price of already overvalued companies (specially Tesla) as everyone is jumping on the ship. Is this helping bubble to grow bigger and bigger? Thoughts?
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“This new cohort of investors, the ones who love low-dollar amount stocks, will start buying and holding these best-of-breed names rather than the darned penny stocks.”
I think there’s a fair amount of truth to this. These stock splits will help drive the market higher, yes, but if the investors are going to be throwing cash in anyway, at least invest and *hold onto a solidified company they can watch grow, as opposed to a zombie company with the trade merely being used as a YOLO
Really, all tech. Buy some qqq calls. It’s gonna be a rocket ship.
I hope CBOE reintroduce mini-options for high priced stocks