@ironchef , now I get it, PA = priceaction. I don't think there are chart patterns that have a high probability of such big returns, the stock market is simply too efficient. As you correctly wrote, it's pure hindsight.
He was right again ... readers of this thread, listen closely when Mr Tepper speaks. As a reminder (CNBC Pro subscribers get the scoop first, may be worth a subscription), this was him in last september 2024. Alibaba today :
My bullish take on Nike (NKE) remains intact, see page 41 of this thread also. Still think they could rally to 110 US$ within the next 12 months.
Kenvue (KVUE on TradingView) has, imho, a bright future. It's a spin-off of consumer goods giant Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) and went public in early may of 2023. I'd be a buyer here, at 23.85 US$, it's also a bet of future dividend increases.
From February 6th, Kohl's Corporation is suffering from declining sales, but the author of the article highlights it favorable debt structure. Price target : 20 US$ (closing price yesterday, March 4th, 2025 : 11.37 US$). https://seekingalpha.com/article/4755911-kohls-new-ceo-has-time-to-work-on-a-turnaround
Readers of this thread know that I'm (thanks to Morgan Housel, "The psychology of money" and of course Fidelity Magellan fund legend Peter Lynch) a huge fan of the tobacco stocks, especially Philip Morris. 2008 was the year Philip Morris split itself up into two seperate companies. Philip Morris International is supersuccessful with its risk reduced products (ZYN, IQOS has a 80% market share in Japan e.g.) but the stock price is now near its all-time, has rallied big since last year. The "other half", Altria (MO) still trades below its ATH. Very strong in the last days when the broad market, especially tech, sold off. May mean the market values low-growth, but stable cash-flow generators as a safe haven. I'd still be a buyer here, 58.16 US$. I expect rising dividend in the future.
The potential buy case for Kohl's (KSS) is gone, huge sell-off in the shares today, company is shrinking. Would not be a buyer despite the bullish analyst whose article I linked. Shares right now 9.38 US$. FYI : https://www.morningstar.com/news/ma...ide-its-ceo-says-the-company-is-taking-action
As a very speculative play / investment idea (I'd not invest more of 10% of what I own, very risky), it seems that GoPro may go bankrupt or get acquired by a competitor or PE firm. Share have nosedived and the company is not able to book a profit, but the market cap is now below the net value of its assets, though some of them may be hard to value. Closing price yesterday (03/20/2025) : 0.78 US$. Tickersymbol is GPRO :
This is something I want to share with anyone interested in reading about the all-time greats in the investing game. I first read about Stanley Druckenmiller when he was interviewed for the 2nd volume of Market wizards ("The new market wizards") by Jack Schwager, published in I believe 1992. Stan "The man" Druckenmiller was able to compound at a downright scary annual return of 30 % !, thirty in words, for 30 years. An incredible feat. The man in his own words : https://pittsburghquarterly.com/articles/what-do-i-know-stanley-druckenmiller/