Anything with a supply chain probably took a big knock last Q. The only reason I haven't loaded up on $CRSR recently was in anticipation of this. Now that we have the news though...

Great to see how fast London is bouncing back. Good for the city, good for the people, good for business.

No.

Is Michael Burry still short $TSLA? I have to admit that I'm finding it hard to resist shorting it at a $1trn market cap.

UK growth to regain pre-pandemic levels by the end of the year (yet UK stocks continue to lag their US counterparts) ft.com/content/22c1bb… via Financial Times

Hanging with the gang at the ⁦eToro⁩ stand! #websummit

$MELI beat on EPS by a mere 50%. Sure, it's not the 1000% beat from last Q but it'll do.

The leadership at $GPRO must be partying right now. The haters have driven the price lower for months but now they have to eat so much crow.

Last week saw the BoE keep interest rates at 0.1%, $AMZN rebound +10% from lows after earnings, and $GPRO wipe the floor with the bears. Here's my rundown of the key events from last week. youtube.com/watch?v=yUCluJ…

This could get interesting, watching closely.

This is a man that knows how to turn lemons into lemonade.

Very little has changed for $MU as a business but suddenly analysts are flipping from ultra-bears to ultra-bulls? This is one of my favourite ways to make money from good companies. Happens time and time again.

A quick google shows that this is always the case. It also shows that (despite the historical evidence) there's almost always a little panic as tightening starts. Humans eh?

I think I saw this movie in the 90s.

UK GDP grew by +7.5% through 2021 beating estimates. It's great news, but there's a long way to go.

A feast of copytrading chit-chat this week as I corner all 4 of my PIs. Karan Gurnani, @popularinvestor, @TheVixPro and wesnolte cram their peachy buttocks together on the sofa to face the music. Listen here: linktr.ee/CopytradersClub

AAII Sentiment Survey: *Bullish sentiment this week ranks among the 10th lowest readings in the survey's history *Bearish sentiment is again at an unusually high level aaii.com/sentimentsurvey

AAII Sentiment Survey: *Highest level of pessimism since March 2009 *This week's bearish sentiment ranks among the 10th highest in the survey's history *Optimism continues to unusually low aaii.com/sentimentsurvey

A contrarian indicator on a contrarian indicator 🤔

wesnolte dropped by Copytraders Club for a Check In. We chat recent performance, investing mistakes, starting out as a PI and lottery tickets Full episode: youtu.be/_dxbiRX7oco