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Holiday Wishes (and Gifts) from Investor’s Prism
December 23, 2021 - by Kevin Flynn
“Reflect upon your present blessings, of which every man has plenty; not on your past misfortunes, of which all men have some.”Charles Dickens
These words may have never been more poignant than they are during this holiday season. Dickens was a student of human nature. He understood that humans are fragile creatures, often broken, but possessing an innate strength to overcome adversity. As 2021 comes to close, we’d like to reflect on that and give thanks to those who’ve helped us along the way.
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Some Holiday “Gifts” for You and Your Loved Ones
It’s always darkest before the dawn. As the world struggles with global supply shortages, the Omicron outbreak, and rising prices, investors have a lot to be grateful for. There are opportunities available right now that are unprecedented in the modern market. Challenging circumstances have given us some “gifts” that we need to unwrap.
The global supply shortage is a good example. Euroseas Ltd (ESEA) hit a five-year high of $38.21 in September and the demand for their container ships is higher than it’s ever been. Since the onset of Omicron, the share price has dropped to $23.04. That is a gift. Buying it today is a shot to double your money by spring. That should bring you some holiday cheer.
There’s also the semiconductor shortage. You could bet on which manufacturer will come out on top, but I’m more of an “underlying supplier” investor myself. InTest (INTT) provides solutions for the final testing of integrated circuits and wafers. It doesn’t matter to them who wins the semiconductor race. Share prices are up 97% YTD and expected to climb higher.
Finally, let’s talk about rising prices. Contrary to what you might read on Reddit, Bitcoin (BTC) is not a hedge against inflation. Silvergate Capital Corp (SI) could be. It’s generally viewed as a crypto investment, but it’s a bank. They can hedge on their own. Silvergate is also trading at $148 right now, which is a bargain. I doubled up on it this morning.
Regardless of your cultural or religious preferences, this is a time to give thanks for what we have, cherish our loved ones, and set goals for the new year. Our goal here at Prism MarketView is to reward our readers for the support you have given us. Please accept these investment tips as our gifts to you. We wish you all a happy and safe holiday season.
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About the Author:
Kevin Flynn
A former financial professional and founder of AdvisorScale Financial Writing, Kevin lives in Leominster, Massachusetts with his wife Evelyn, two cats, and nine wonderful grandchildren.
