There are two large semiconductor companies reporting after the close today (that is, Thursday). One of them is Applied Materials (AMAT). Here is the long-term chart:

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There are two large semiconductor companies reporting after the close today (that is, Thursday). One of them is Applied Materials (AMAT). Here is the long-term chart:

Here are a couple of travel-related firms that aren’t participating in this most overly-supported equity market in human history. Both of these got zapped hard on Thursday.

One sector has been unabashedly (and surprisingly) strong for the entirety of 2019: home-builders. Check these two funds out:

As a follow-up to the Up In Smoke post from a week ago, pot stocks just keep getting destroyed. Here is Tilray, down about 95% from its peak.

It seems these days that anything SoftBank Group touches turns to garbage. WeWork is the most publicized exampled, but their huge example in UBER is just as bad. What’s remarkable is that both UBER and LYFT, breathlessly anticipated before their public offerings, have both been wrecks.
