The EV thing feels a lot like the .com bubble.

Even so much as total frauds (NKLA) getting run.

But NKLA is out so maybe we've learned.
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It's important to put in some stop loss orders to protect yourself in this type of environment. It will also give you some nice cash for buying deals when the correction happens. All that being said, I too hope you're wrong, but I doubt it.
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The stock market is the only game in town. Even if there's a big sell off as long as interest is so low the market will come right back. The sad part is that there's no place for savers. That's my take on it.
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Fair point.
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Triple D! Diners, Drive Ins and Dives! DDD up over 100% today!:-)
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Riiiight. So Musk is now the richest dude on the planet.

3 months ago he was a long way behind Bezos.

This is silly.
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TSLA isn't far off from bitcoin in my mind these days. It's almost entirely a play for whether the hype can possibly go up even more.

It's hard to imagine that the bubble won't burst someday, but whether that's tomorrow or 10 years from now, who knows?
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I'd be shocked if there isn't a Friday selloff at this point.
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I briefly considered lighting a cigar with a $100 bill, but I'm too practical for that.
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I have a boat anchor of a bank stock (FITB) that I’ve been carrying around for way too long with the misplaced hope it would finally get back to a level where I could break even. Over the past couple of weeks it’s made a nice run and I can now walk away not only whole but up $44k. I am glad to be free of it. The good/bad is that the payment will be via check and take a week or so to get to me. I think I am going to sit on the cash and wait for a good correction before buying something else.
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This is insane.

Anyone see a reason why this run won't last 60 more days?
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I mess around with different strategies all the time, and haven't found one that works in all weather. I had a good one a while back for a sideways stock market, but it does not work well in a market like we had last year.

I'm mostly a buy and hold guy in the big picture because I want to understand the stocks and how they move. But recently I've been chasing momentum. I look at the stocks in my portfolio that are down each day, and if one of them has been positive over the last X months, I'll buy a smidge more of it. Maybe a 1 percent add. I do that every couple of days since I've been sitting on some cash for a while.

I'll say too that having the "reinvest dividends" button on has worked well this past year. The computer bravely invested my cash payouts during the months when I was afraid to do so.
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The market sees stability and a vaccine.

I feel fine.
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:-)
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I wouldn't own it, but it wouldn't surprise me if even NKLA get's back on track. They're bringing in experienced leadership (so I've read), that knows how to damage control what they've gone through.
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