I'm not an expert or licensed to give investment advice, full disclosure.

My opinion still remains that once the election is over, we'll see less forceful efforts to make Covid-19 a thing. People have been cooped up for almost a year now, and want to get away.

I think that entertainment and travel (cruise lines, airlines, MGM, certain hotel chains etc) will be huge, and right now are historically low. Energy by extension will increase due to increased consumption as well. Boeing still less than half its 2019 high as well, so possibly some growth there as well. I'm sour on their company leadership but it's a tough call not to buy into that price, even if you missed it when it dipped to $89.

Are people still allowed to have babies? I'm not sure which particular industries would benefit from that, besides specific retailers that are baby-specific. PG is at like an all-time high right now and I'm not familiar enough with them to know if that growth will be sustained (it largely has been for them, historically), or if post-C19 will show them dip.

I'm not an expert or licensed to give investment advice, full disclosure.

My opinion still remains that once the election is over, we'll see less forceful efforts to make Covid-19 a thing. People have been cooped up for almost a year now, and want to get away.

I think that entertainment and travel (cruise lines, airlines, MGM, certain hotel chains etc) will be huge, and right now are historically low - Princess, Energy by extension will increase due to increased consumption as well. Boeing still less than half its 2019 high as well, so possibly some growth there as well. I'm sour on their company leadership but it's a tough call not to buy into that price, even if you missed it when it dipped to $89.

Are people still allowed to have babies? I'm not sure which particular industries would benefit from that, besides specific retailers that are baby-specific. PG is at like an all-time high right now and I'm not familiar enough with them to know if that growth will be sustained (it largely has been for them, historically), or if post-C19 will show them dip.

I'm not an expert or licensed to give investment advice, full disclosure.

My opinion still remains that once the election is over, we'll see less forceful efforts to make Covid-19 a thing. People have been couped up for almost a year now, and want to get away.

I think that entertainment and travel (cruise lines, airlines, MGM, certain hotel chains etc) will be huge, and right now are historically low - Princess, Energy by extension will increase due to increased consumption as well. Boeing still less than half its 2019 high as well, so possibly some growth there as well. I'm sour on their company leadership but it's a tough call not to buy into that price, even if you missed it when it dipped to $89.

Are people still allowed to have babies? I'm not sure which particular industries would benefit from that, besides specific retailers that are baby-specific. PG is at like an all-time high right now and I'm not familiar enough with them to know if that growth will be sustained (it largely has been for them, historically), or if post-C19 will show them dip.

I'm not an expert or licensed to give investment advice, full disclosure.

My opinion still remain that once the election is over, we'll see less forceful efforts to make Covid-19 a thing. People have been couped up for almost a year now, and want to get away.

I think that entertainment and travel (cruise lines, airlines, MGM, certain hotel chains etc) will be huge, and right now are historically low - Princess, Energy by extension will increase due to increased consumption as well. Boeing still less than half its 2019 high as well, so possibly some growth there as well. I'm sour on their company leadership but it's a tough call not to buy into that price, even if you missed it when it dipped to $89.

Are people still allowed to have babies? I'm not sure which particular industries would benefit from that, besides specific retailers that are baby-specific. PG is at like an all-time high right now and I'm not familiar enough with them to know if that growth will be sustained (it largely has been for them, historically), or if post-C19 will show them dip.