The symbols below have all been bottle rockets for the past ten weeks or more. They are very dangerous to short, but they’re also going to get absolutely nuked once any selling kicks in. Consider these:
Primed to Crumble
Typos Are Not a Strategy
This will be the last time I mention it, promise, but honest to God, Virgin Galactic (SPCE) blasting hundreds of percent higher based on nothing more than the supposition that traders would mistype SPCX as SPCE has got to be one of the stupidest moments in market history ever.
The Fall of Fiserv
Not long ago, one of the most persistently solid bullish stocks on the planet was Fiserv (FISV) which, from 1990 to 2025, went up over 400-fold. Sort of like semiconductors these days, you couldn’t go wrong with the company.
Doubt
In case you haven’t heard, SpaceX is quite public now. The company’s IPO went off sensationally, and in its third day of trading it looks like it will be three-for-three making lifetime highs. One would think that this would electrify excitement about forthcoming IPOs, considering how smashingly this one went.
Which leads me to the topic of this post: a public entity called Fundrise Innovation whose symbol is VCX. Its philosophy is summed up neatly on its home page:
The Newest Mega-Cap
The top stocks page here on Slope has properly noted its newest entrant, SpaceX. This data is updated nightly, but the stock is moving so fast than it already has shot up several positions.
