Blog 4: Weekly Shortlist, A Bit of a X-Mas Gift, See you in 2021, Announcements for Youtube.

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 Once again I am Akshith and this is the Finance Spot. Go on and read it. Please Share it with your friends and family and do subscribe. The finance world waits for no one so let's get it. Today's gonna be a bit different with X-mas and 2021 coming up. I might be going on a rant who knows hehe. I will give you a few categories to dive into in 2021 and that will make sure you have a happy retirement or a happy life. So let's get into the first section of this week's blog. 


Weekly Shortlist: 


NIO(NIO): Nio is a weird little company and as the Chinese knockoff of Tesla they actually follow a similar model of growth as Tesla but not as fast. Nio started in 2014 and has been repeatedly making strides in Tesla's footsteps but they are minuscule in comparison to Tesla who is five years ahead of the market. Ev's are a huge market and NIO has a sizable market share in the Chinese GDP and market valuation in terms of other companies in the EV market.  About 13% if you were wondering but Tesla's is about 18-20% so yeah it's a long haul for NIO.  

FLY(FLY): Fly is one of those high-risk high reward stocks. With a valuation of around 10B, Fly Sits in a hypercompetitive market of leasing and holding planes and Commercial Aircraft. Fly is a strong buy right now as it has a low market cap and as an options trader, this makes a lot of sense.FLY is sitting at a very affordable price right now so I would snatch it up before it reaches Pluto, in terms of pricing.

Square Inc(SQ): As the Bitcoin Boom Begins and starts to plateau you can expect payment giant and tech company Square and as one of the heaviest investors in BTC and Crypto, Square is riding a huge wave into a new currency exchange. Square also manages its own assets as it creates smartphone payment portals and Cash App, the popular phone to phone payment portal. Square is gonna be a fun stock to hold in the long run as BTC and Crypto hit all-time highs. Square is currently priced at 228.28.

New York Mortgage Trust(NYMT): While on last week's Shortlist This stock is a fun one because it's extremely volatile but also really predictable. Investing in this trust is a long term no brainer. NYMT is priced at $3.71.On Robinhood, This trust produces a hefty dividend so I would keep this in all year.  This trust actually lived through 2021 and while I normally don't recommend ETF's to you guys, this is the first I've consistently invested in.

A bit of an X-mas gift:

Okay, I'll confess, I don't have an actual gift but it's more like advice. 2021 is gonna be a whirlwind of recovery, controversy, Green New Deal Nonsense, and a new era of tech. This is just gonna a be a starters guide to 2021.

Sectors of the Market that may shoot upwards after a good economic rebound:

Theaters: If they don't go into bankruptcy, Theater Stocks and Entertainment Stocks can see a hefty return to health.

Big Tech: This is obviously gonna happen as the market recovers and people begin buying again. Big Tech typically has a high yield of return if invested right. Producers like Apple and Samsung may see great returns as the year progresses. Amazon is another one that proves to benefit as their hybrid stores seek to make life better.

AI: AI is already on a steady growth curve but companies like Amazon, Apple, Google, and C3.AI are the heaviest users of the tech as they have their own algorithms and UI interfaces. Amazon with Alexa, Google with Google Assistant, Apple with Siri, C3.AI with their stuff but others are coming out of the AI closet.

EV: Ev's have experienced exponential growth as Tesla, NIO, XPeng, QuantuumSpace, and others look to colonize the space. Amazon's Partner Rivian has also experienced excellent and profitable growth, so has Lucid who expect their Lucid Air (135,000-169,000) to go on sale in the 2nd Quarter of 2021.

Auto: GM, Toyota, Ford, Volkswagen, Daimler Benz Group(Mercedes Benz), and BMW all suffered a great hit as their main sources of income for the year were taking hits. Most posted untold losses and some posted profits as the year came to a close but for the most part, they were royally screwed. As 2021 came to a close we saw new sectors and their beneficiaries branch out to other manufacturers and other assets to survive but as 2021 rolls around you can expect a fat return.

Grocery: As 2021 rolls around Grocery stores will see a huge bump in sales that will skyrocket their stocks to all-time highs or at least 52-week highs. We can expect stores like Kroger, Walmart, and Target to lead the charge.


Digitals: Disney+, Netflix, Hulu, and other streaming services have been keeping us from wishing we were in a coma throughout 2020 but because the market for Digital products grows at an exponential rate. Products like Netflix may never go out of style or they will simply begin the climb up.

2020's been a weird year all in all with a social reckoning, a pandemic of outrageous proportions, multiple climate catastrophes, a nuclear reactor explosion, and a lot of things that went the wrong way. All I can say is Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!! Oh, I almost forgot my first video will most likely be a 2020 rewind so stay tuned!!! There's a reason I've been taking so long, I've been trying to learn to edit videos, it's harder than it looks. LOL!!! Guys my links will be in the description under a LinkTree Address please find me on Social Media and on Youtube. I hope to see you there, You've got no idea the stuff I've got planned for that channel it's gonna blow you away, but while you're here Subscribe above and do please share this blog with your friends and family as it would make me and Google very happy people.

I'll see you in the New Year Guys!! Thank you for tuning and once again....


Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year, I'll see y'all Jan 1. 2021 


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