What to expect when you're expecting (a crash)

In this episode Bryce & Alec ask the question ... Is this the demise of the unprofitable meme/story stocks? Tesla, Rivian, Virgin Galactic, AMC, GameStop, Robinhood ... they're all off their 2021 highs.

The lads discuss why some companies are reporting well, but missing analyst expectations and are getting pumped. Why are some companies beating expectations and continuing to do well?

Is this a Dead-Cat-Bounce? Are we seeing what the PermaBears are calling a "Superbubble Crash"?

So many questions ... so many answers covered in this episode.

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