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IBM [IBM], here we come just maybe,” Gross wrote, noting that the tech company recently traded at 10 times earnings and offered a 5% yield.
Tesla (TSLA), is “definitely overvalued,” in Gross’ view, due in part to the run-up it saw from Robinhood traders he referred to as “groupies.”
As for where Gross is putting his money these days, he favors natural-gas pipeline stocks, which offer yields between 9% and 12% and, in some instances, tax advantages. Magellan Midstream Partners (MMP), BP Midstream Partners (BPMP), and Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) are among his picks. The three were all up more than 3% on Tuesday, while the S&P 500 gained 0.7%.
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Thursday morning, electric-vehicle start-up Canoo revealed a new vehicle. The vehicle can do a lot and is priced attractively. Investors, however, aren’t impressed, although it isn’t clear why.
Canoo’s so-called multipurpose delivery vehicle features front storage, toolboxes, a rear jump seat, moving dolly, adjustable shelving, a loading ramp, various rear door options, a canopy for truck-based small businesses, a generator, lockers, and a flat floor for loading without interference from wheel wells.
That’s a lot of options. And optionality is the core message the company wants to deliver. Canoo’s multipurpose vehicle comes highly customized in multiple sizes for multiple applications.
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The options market is poised to evolve in ways that could redefine how most investors use and perceive options. Daily Express/Getty Images
Let it be said that 2020 has been a difficult year, but the troubles created by the Covid-19 pandemic have made us more resilient, self-reliant, and better able to confront adversity.
Let it also be said that 2020 solidified the axiom that when bad things happen to stocks, good things happen to options. The pandemic may have roiled the economy, but it also led to evolutionary changes among investors.
Options trading volumes surged to historic highs, often exceeding equity volumes in many stocks and exchange-traded funds. The interest in puts and calls over actual securities was unprecedented.
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