1. Apple-- they are an unstoppable force. For the next 5 years at least. Apple watch is sold out-- proving the doubters wrong once again.
2. Disney-- they get their own outline.
a. THEY OWN STAR WARS
b. THEY OWN STAR WARS
c. They own ESPN
d. They are building a Disney land in China. China has a billion people. Disney land in China. Again in China.
e. Every movie they have made still sells at full price. Jungle Book is $25 and they made that shit in the 60's. And people still buy it.
f. They own ABC15
g. Its up 13,676% from its opening price and its still going. I made 12.6% in one month. Last month if I remember right.
3. PAH because their CEO came out and said his stock was going to be $200. That took balls and Im betting on it. They have a cash flow model and that works.
4. Ford because despite popular opinion they have watched everyone else die and they are still here.
5. Lack of sleep has VOIDED this comment
6. Dreamworks-- they are an upcoming Disney
7. ESCA-- because they are the only publicly traded archery stock. They own Bear, and that is bad ass.
It doesn't take numbers to recognize greatness
0 out 6 isn't bad from last years predictions.... Could have just lost 2.41% following the S&P 500. I hope he was heavily weighted on Dreamworks as it only lost 4.01%.
For a guy who hates buying market tops, Mr. Percentage appears to like recommending the purchase of stocks topping out.
Unlike Mr. P's hunches, my own bearish prognostications -- made here on Friday after much thoughtful deliberation -- are rooted in a confluence of observable market events, from insolvent commodity stocks, wild fluctuations in global currencies, the failure of negative interest rate polices, declining treasury yields, and a dismal earnings outlook for the vast majority of companies this quarter and next.
More specifically, today was a soul crushing day for the bulls, reversing yet another 150 point gain by the close, and I feel the floodgates to hell have been pushed wide open. A storm is brewing in the equity markets, and I don't mean a measly 100 points of downside on Dow. A 20-30% swoon lower from these levels over the coming weeks seems immanent, IMO. My gambling account is positioned accordingly, 100% short via select puts.
(As always, anyone basing any long term investment decisions on advice given on a message board is an abject moron who deserves to be separated from his/her money.)