Today I took a look at GME, BYND, DUOL, RBLX, and DEO, and it's really a mixed bag. GME's ups and downs, plus Burry making another appearance, reeks of market manipulation. BYND flipped fast, with the CFO leaving without notice—one brief rally and then silence. This kind of fundamentals is shaky. DUOL is decent with solid fundamentals, but the market only gave it a courtesy pullback, so patience is key. RBLX? Don’t even mention it—the CEO is bailing, and major shareholders lack confidence. Why should I stay? DEO is stable, but the market lowered its target price at the mere mention of 'deleveraging.'
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