Greggs has shot up this week. A nice 15% gain for me.
Alibaba (BABA) is a great call but hardly hardly speculative - Market Cap of $460BN, Singles Day last week took $38BN in a day. They are indeed similar to Amazon as being the biggest ecommerce platform in their main markets, and driving amazing tech and business innovation. Tencent and Baidu would be a couple of others I’d look at too.
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BABA/
https://www.practicalecommerce.com/alibabas-2019-singles-day-38-4-billion-200000-brands-78-countries
Better to diversify. Try EMQQ Emerging Markets and Ecommerce UCITS ETF (EMQQ - USD & EMQP - GBP) on LSE. Includes Alibaba, Ten Cents and loads more. One of the best performing EM funds last year.
I think the rule was no ETFs
Outside of Freetrade. Auryn Resources. Gold exploration with 3 potentially world class prospects (2 Peru and one in Canada) getting drilled out in next 18months. Management and geology team with proven discoveries behind them.
Inside Freetrade: Yellowcake. Uranium supply demand should create another bull run in commodity in next 3 years. Trading 30% below NAV. No mining risk
Not on Freetrade yet but I really want a slice of CloudFare (NET)
With everything going onto the cloud in the next 12/24 months, cyber security will be paramount and they seem to have timed their entry into the market perfectly.
Plus I like stocks with tickers that you know exactly what they do, and them simply having “NET” is a big plus point.
If you like a descriptive ticker I imagine these felllers are high on your shopping list
They might be the only one surviving the month at this rate
Just need to look at “zoom” compared to “zm” gone crazy because of the ticker alone
I’m sure there was a study done into having memorable tickers that stand out and they actually outperformed the market, might be making that up but I’m sure I seen it somewhere lol