Not investment advice. Please conduct, and share, your own due diligence.

Mike!—Why play short term game? Should I pay attention daily? If I focus on 10-year outlook I would make more money. RCL example

Bakes’ Take—Very few true long-term investors imo. Long term in retirement plan, add our ideas on top.

Jack—Stimulus bill effect on equity markets? % of $1400 to stocks and retail.

XRT/Spider S&P Retail ETF—4% or so GME, yes, I’m touching the stove. 3/25 earnings call. How do they become digital gaming company. Chewy II.

XRT—weekly closing high, good looking chart.

GME—4% or so of XRT, $18B mkt cap, losing $2 this year Street est., SPAC w/ Epic, Ryan Cohen, Chewy II, 11 mil shs short/69.7 mil out, 15% or so

Bakes’ Takes—Stimulus likely largely priced in, discussed for months. Sell the rumor? Amazed at GME, another lid broken, even with short interest way down

Please share this with your RH or RR friends, send your other stocks/ideas and I will offer strategy for them as well. Please stay tuned.

Bakes’ Take-Like my etf’s, watching 200 dma’s know market is not cheap

At 1:06 Mark Fisher “get lost”. Pre Wayz. Small amount of real money. Let us help you find the way. Touch the stove, gingerly. Also, Mark is looking to train traders at http://www.mbfcapital.com/contact.cgi

Cathie—up 152%, can’t be surprised down 20%. Wouldn’t chase her ideas. At 17 mins. Bitcoin math.

Bakes’ Take—Most will take his advice. The economy will rip. Rates might as well. Watch 200 dma’s.

Bakes' Takes Podcast 9/2/20 My 3 minutes on Bond Prices Going Down!

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Peter Baum’s company in New York, Baum-Essex, uses factories in China and Southeast Asia to make umbrellas for Costco, cotton bags for Walmart and ceramics for Bed Bath & Beyond. Six months ago, he was paying about $2,500 to ship a 40-foot container to California.

PFE--$34à$43à$34, bought the rumor, selling the news, fan question follow-up

Bakes’ Take—Selling stocks to pay tax bill makes sense to me

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