WD #360: New Trade, Recent Market Action, Brazil/Inter Update
Atlassian is sold after a 130% gain, while iShares MSCI Indonesia ETF is added following the market plunge; the update also assesses the AI-stock selloff and CoreWeave’s collapse.
Atlassian is sold after a 130% gain, while iShares MSCI Indonesia ETF is added following the market plunge; the update also assesses the AI-stock selloff and CoreWeave’s collapse.
I think my $ORR position is too large because I made the same mistake I see a lot of investors on here make. I didn't have enough good ideas, so I bet too big on my best idea.
Yes, those two. They are willing to sell the entire company, but the value of those two plants, specifically, are now much higher. I expect significant consolidation within the industry and that everyone is just waiting to see what happens with not only E15 in California, but year-round nationwide. If the Senate passes something in September/October then the odds that both $ALTO and $GPRE get sold skyrocket.
@toiletkingcap It is! Honestly... probably more-so for $ALTO as they have two plants they are looking to sell that are now worth much more. It's great for both companies though, no doubt.
@sophieanalytics Sweet thanks. Haven't dug much in $WY yet. Just been doing $RYN. So WY doesn't do much HBU?
@valuemaverick1 @Biohazard3737 Can just buy an ETF if you don't know the individual tickers (I bought $BUG in February). Not as much juice as picking the best names, but less risk as well.
Timber companies are a hard asset and low risk way to play the datacenter boom. $RYN $WY https://t.co/YElT0VT8R9
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