You might actually be better off betting black/red. Following the hot trendy investment of the moment is a recipe for disaster. You buy the stock after its already been bid up past what it's worth, and then you're holding it when it comes back down. Right now, Carvana might be worth taking a small gamble on. Most likely scenarios for them are they go Chapter 7 and you lose it all, or the actually make a go of it and you have a decent gain.I dont know if $4.67/share is where that company should legitimately be valued, but I am confident that $371/share is well more than what the company should be valued. Thats just goofy and is example 4,731 why individual stock investing based on trendy popularity is no different than betting on black/red or odd/even as the wheel is spun.
I dont know if $4.67/share is where that company should legitimately be valued, but I am confident that $371/share is well more than what the company should be valued. Thats just goofy and is example 4,731 why individual stock investing based on trendy popularity is no different than betting on black/red or odd/even as the wheel is spun.