re: Stocks on your watch list

Waiting on SQ & ETSY

Expecting some good stuff

So CMLVIZ doesn’t have an app?

This stock trading machine is money. Watching the video now. I have the cmlpro

Seems like it’s going to take some practice, but you get a month to try it out

NT

Does anyone know what caused the huge drop in HYLN last fall?

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Have a keen eye on this bad boy. Am I the only on that sleeps with 24 hour stock tv on at night? I write down stocks like therapists tell people to write down what dreams they are having right away so they don’t forget.

I’m overloaded.

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Does anyone know what caused the huge drop in HYLN last fall?

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I can only provide an opinion.

HYLN is a great idea company with real growth and possibly a huge future. However the massive run up of the stock price (like many other companies recently) was fueled by hype that presently exceeds their revenues or intrinsic value.

IMO it's worth a buy and long term hold if you have the patience and risk tolerance. If you want a safer or shorter term return then look elsewhere.

Stock Futures Drop, Pointing to Retreat in Technology Shares

By Caitlin Ostroff

U.S. stock futures fell Monday, pointing to losses for the major indexes as rising bond yields prompted concern that technology shares are looking too expensive.Futures tied to the S&P 500 declined 0.7%, indicating that the broad market gauge will continue to fall after the New York opening bell. The benchmark retreated 0.7% last week. Contracts linked to the technology-heavy Nasdaq-100 fell 1.3%, and Dow Jones Industrial Average futures slid 0.6% lower.Investors are betting that the rollout of vaccines and President Biden's proposed $1.9 trillion stimulus package will accelerate the economic rebound later this year.Those expectations, combined with worries about rising inflation and the prospect of interest rates climbing sooner than anticipated, have contributed to a selloff in U.S. government bonds in recent weeks. Declining bond prices result in rising yields, which have stoked concern that highflying stocks are starting to look less attractive than assets considered to be risk free."As the yield goes up, there is more demand for [government bonds] in relation to other assets," said Hani Redha, a portfolio manager at PineBridge Investments.