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This comment is not trading advise. There are some opportunities out there. While many industries have recovered close to pre-Covid levels, some have not. For
by factorialboy 6y ago
This comment is not trading advise.
There are some opportunities out there. While many industries have recovered close to pre-Covid levels, some have not. For example British aviation companies which have been hit by the double-whammy of Covid and Brexit might be good investments.
On the other hand, you can make money when markets go down. Although this is a bit riskier / harder to time, it is still possible.
- pid_0 6y agoThe general consensus even from airline companies is that airlines will never recover because business travel has changed forever.
- factorialboy 6y agoMaybe. But freight and unmanned flight will boom. And, this is not even considering military usage. Let's take some examples, BAE Systems or Rolls Royce. They make engines, flight components and are OEMs in the commercial and military supply chain. Their stock prices are at historical lows, and I am bullish on them not in the near term, but say 3-5 years time, it will be interesting. Short term things get interesting because of the low stock price. They can be acquisition targets, especially for countries that are seeking this tech.
- cpach 6y agoFor me, attempting to time the market has never felt even slightly interesting. (YMMV.) I just buy index funds. I have considered buying some AAPL – not because I believe the timing is good or bad, I simply believe in their business.
- factorialboy 6y agoUpdate: * This comment of mine intrigued me to perform some more research ... and so I spent the last couple of hours researching Rolls Royce and BAE Systems. * I'm more bullish on Rolls Royce, and here's why: https://srirangan.net/2021-02-rolls-royce-stock-analysis.html https://srirangan.net/2021-02-rolls-royce-stock-analysis.htm...