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vinmantoo

11/28/22 11:16 AM

#2371 RE: Rocky3 #2370

The market is a discounting mechanism, and one where each person makes a bet of one kind or another. Your bet is that something will happen to produce income in the future.



Apparently, I am much more of a gambler than you are. I don't gamble just to gamble, I prefer to do it when I have an edge. For example, when I go to Las Vegas to gamble, I count cards and play blackjack. You can still lose counting cards, but you shift the odds in your favor and pays over the long run. I consider Biotech stocks in that same way, and I really like my chances with ENTA. FWIW, I nibbled and bought a little bit more ENTA this morning at just above $40.

I am not prepared to make that bet yet (though not willing to bet against it either). I prefer bets that MRK, BMY, GILD, and ABBV will continue to produce income longer than the market is saying today (plus they are paying me while I wait).



My IRAs from work are in various mutual funds, much of it low load in TIAA-CREF. I also have a separate money in my personal account where I focus on Biotech with some of that in dividend producing stocks you live like ABBV and BMY. I did diverge and add some APPL and NFLX in July and have a small loss for APPL and a nice gain from NFLX.