This is what you get when you let banks lend to companies they know will never pay their loans back and then let them keep lending to them so they don't default in hopes that the economy crashes and the taxpayers are forced to bail them out yet again. No TBTF banks and lo loaning to companies that banks know can't generate a profit which undercuts a segment of our economy.

Actually if for some reason it fails I suspect the stock could drop a bit more. That said, feel that risk is mitigated as the stock has already fallen from its highs and I think its existing business will pull it into profitability next year unless they pursue a promising drug needing more R&D. Hopefully, if that is the case it will sustain the stock.

My guess is a 20% downside and more than a 100% upside from here.

All forms of energy are in a well balanced portfolio although clean energies are growing as a whole component of the market. That said, any major crimp in oil supply or big jump in demand will still have the potential to cause inflation and roil the markets. This has not happened in clean energy yet.

This has less to do with the Federal Reserve than Corona and the gradual recovery in Europe and Asia and poorer recovery in the US. That said the market continues to chug ahead as the investment of capital becomes a prime driver of wealth as income takes a seat in the back seat which may lead to a harsh up and commence if it greatly impacts production to the level where inflation happens.

I think looking for stocks on the cusp of going into profitability in these times are great value plays. Also companies with lots of positive cash flow as well, although I'm not sure how rapidly they can grow from here like ISRG and GOOG. There are clearer breakout points on undervalued companies going profitable in the next 12 months. Let me know of others.

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Thanks for the warm comment.

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I know Canada got very upset when Trump threatened to refuse to sell toilet paper to Canada even tough all the trees to make it come from Canada. Canada I believe remains the largest wood seller to the US.

It is on an important disease. It also is toying with break-even and that doesn't even include PRX-102.