Happy Monday everyone.

The markets are closed today.

Ivanhoff and I still put together our Momentum Monday episode. You can watch/listen here.

As I mentioned in the title of the post, there are a few signs of froth.

First Tesla shot too $1,000. This week they were smart to use the run up in price to raise $2 billion in a secondary offering. The stock held very well.

This week it was a SPAC called $SPCE (Virgin Galactic Holdings) that literally went to the moon. Here is a wikipedia definition of a SPAC.

Is space the new cloud?

Here is Ivanhoff’s quick take of this continuing relentless rally:

There is so much liquidity in the system that everything is rising – U.S. stocks, emerging markets, junk bonds, Treasuries, gold, crude oil, crypto. Granted, there are still prominent negative momentum divergences but they can resolve through a sideways consolidation.

After rising anywhere between 300% and 2000% in the past three years, cloud stocks continue to make new highs and deliver solid earnings reports: SHOP, AYX, TEAM, etc. While cloud is still popular, there are other hot topics that are mesmerizing the momentum cloud – space (SPCE), online sports gambling (DEAC, IBKR, etc), AI and clean energy (TSLA).

Even Warren Buffett has become a momentum investor. His company just increased its stake in Restoration Hardware – a company that is selling $15k couches. Fun times. The good news is that premium are cheap, so buying some insurance while riding the uptrend might not be a bad idea. Just in case.

Have a great week.

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