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Can you pick the best stocks/etf for 2019

johnNjohnN
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https://investorplace.com/2018/11/can-you-pick-the-best-stock-and-best-etf-for-2019/

So what will you pick as the best stock this year? You could go with Amazon for a third straight year. The growth story is undeniable, even as the law of large numbers starts to catch up with it. How about an energetic newcomer, like iQiyi (NASDAQ:IQ) or Yeti Holdings (NYSE:YETI)? Maybe you foresee a pot stocks revolution taking Canopy Growth Corp (NYSE:CGC) or Tilray (NASDAQ:TLRY) to the top.

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  • catch22catch22
    I'll do the w.a.g and stay with healthcare and tech.
    C'est tout.
    Where's your guess @johnN. You posted, you gotta play!
  • johnNjohnN
    edited December 2018
    Probable adding to Vanguard Healthcare etf and brk.b
  • MarkMark
    Nope but I hope its something I hold a lot of already.
  • Sven
    After the G20 meeting, US and China have a 90 days agreement to hold back some of the tariff. Very little details pertaining to technology and intellectual property were discussed. So I don't think we are out of the wood yet.

    If I would add in 2019, it would be health care and medical equipment ETFs.

  • MarkMark
    Here's one that might do if it decides on an IPO to go public - BevZero.
  • catch22catch22
    ........ @Mark
    The kicker, literally; "potential to be infused with Cannabis".
    Story here.

    + vendors of snacks, which would include Oreo's, Doritos, ice creams and the list goes on and on
    Reads like a combo list of related stocks to be put together at the Motif web site.
  • MarkMark
    Yup!
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