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    Qantas ( QAN ASX) stocks have been a bit of fun since Friday the week before last, when they were $3.98 closing at $4.66 last Friday ( in a week ). Thanks to the announcement that domestic airline travel can ( mostly ) resume as things are gradually getting back to normal here again.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyhook:
    Qantas ( QAN ASX) stocks have been a bit of fun since Friday the week before last, when they were $3.98 closing at $4.66 last Friday ( in a week ). Thanks to the announcement that domestic airline travel can ( mostly ) resume as things are gradually getting back to normal here again.
    Most of the Australian market has rallied sharply over the last few weeks - some of the worst affected have bounced off their lows most sharply.
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    Simple Math would tell you that I sold at the top based on that posting. But yes I know, basic Math has never been your strong suit. Guess who had cash to spent when things were dirt cheap in March/April.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nicolaas20:
    I also only invested a small amount in Carnival because of exactly that - risk. Maybe it was even closer to a gamble than investing.
    Yes my small toe in the water of Carnival (which I'd actually forgotten about until this thread reactivated and I took a look yesterday!) was just to roll the dice on a bit of a dead cat bounce. But it was just a small toe in the water hardly seems worth exiting the position - I doubt I could buy a decent dinner for one on the profits LOL
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    “It’s not a broad-based recovery, but because the indices are dominated by a handful of companies, it has an amplified effect,” said Michael Eckton, CEO and managing partner at Crestwood Advisors.
    https://www.nbcnews.com/business/bus...ld-be-n1236079
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    God bless corporate America


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    Quote Originally Posted by GentleGeorge:
    God bless corporate America
    Bless the people who bought it all back

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    Dividend and value investors still feeling the pain.

    MAGA investors have done very well.


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    Some turbulence to end the week.