CVAC Proves Why I Love IPOsCVAC had a $16 IPO entry price and peaked at $65 today. This shows why I love IPOs for stocks that enter into the market. This also proves why I hate many traditional broker accounts. Lots of traditional broker accounts don't give you access to the early level IPO price for the first hours the stock hits the market, and this is one of the most annoying things in the world in the eyes of a traditional investor wanting to get into IPO investing for stocks. There is still decent profit turnover opportunity for latecomers. That being said, I might shorten Curevac or put a sell target off at most for $65 if I were you and I were holding it. Once something rises that much for IPOs, the crash can be double digit percentage points sometimes. That being said, everything I say is on an opinion based basis. Invest at your own risk and do your own due diligence.
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Gold - Bull Flag - Levels to WatchWatch for a strong close above $1,740 for a potential measured move to $1,900 (prior cycle highs).
Set a stop with a close below around $1,680
It is only a matter of time until gold retests highs, for those who are more inclined to 'trade' gold, which i do not recommend, then there is a potential nice bull flag shaping up.
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MS - Potential H+S Pattern - XLF looking weakPotential H+S pattern on Morgan Stanley (MS)
May wish to wait for further confirmation of the breakdown before entering, if you choose to enter now, i would use a close above the right shoulder as an initial exit.
P.S. The H+S pattern i noted on JPM also seems to be developing quite nicely, overall the financial sector (XLF) is one to keep an eye on
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