That's a real tough question. But I have super high conviction in $AMZN & $BABA if China trade talks go well and ger resolved. Longer term I like the nuclear names and smaller $NVTS $BBAI names giving them time to cook. $CCJ went up about 25% since this video was made and higher since my nuclear article & video.

so I'm a big fan of hedging but the trend is your friend and this past few months I've lost more than I gained on hedging so I like a 15% below current price stop loss or 10% if you want to be more conservative and raise as you go. Position size is a preference really, of course the rules say you should trade balanced, but I trade often based on risk. I see lower risk in a stock like amazon and ford tanking then lets say a $SOFI, but for me, some of these stocks have such bright futures so I'm heavily invested in leaps and when it runs up over 50% I sell part of my position or sell covered calls 25% higher or more than the current price, that was I pull out most of my initial investment for another trade and then still have upside. Some names like sofi I got leaps months ago at $12 so its so in the money now I just leave it alone and watch. Typically my position size is based on my conviction, I invest in options 3k, 6k, 12k or 20k+ depending. A stock like UPS I felt was safe, didn't see such a big move coming so I was only in for 6k, but with stocks like $AMZN I'm over 20k, I hope that helps and to scale I'd recommend you do the same 1%, 2%, 4% and high conviction 6%+. I can't tell you what you want to own, but buying some of these companies long in my opinion is a winning strategy all on its own. Of course when markets start retracing that's where the hedge comes in, currently I don't have one in place. Just closed it about a week or so ago.

a lot lol. I'm currently big in $SOFI, $AMZN, $TSLA, $F, $RKT, $NVTS, $IWM, $ORCL, $PLTR, $USAR, $MSTX to name a few I think will still be growing in a year from now or more.

Weakest link is $AMZN

$AMZN better partner with Rezolve AI 😀

Narrator: it was. Bullish on $AMZN.

From what I read, the carrot and stick that Trump threatened Bezos with wasn't to benefit $AMZN but Blue Origin.

If you wait till #GameSquare is profitable, the stock price will be much higher and will reflect that.

It took #Amazon 8 years to reach break even point.  Was investing in $AMZN back then a bad move?  Or was that when the savvy investors got in?

The point here is that $GAME stock MIGHT be undervalued, and if they are rapidly moving towards profitability, this could be a buying opportunity while the stock is still dirt cheap.  I say "might" since though this article seems quite thorough, a lot of the info comes directly from the company (note the disclosure).  I'll try to do more research to see if I can find what some independent analysts have to say, before I decide to buy.

#Amazon Medical is better than $HIMS. Amazon offers all the same meds for only $9 a month for a Prime member. Check it out - much better pricing on the meds too.  Hard to beat $AMZN.

Can’t wait to actually see it. My kids love Alexa. Hard to imagine the ai will do much to pump the $AMZN stock price as if now. Hopefully just a correction from last weeks meltdown.