The reopening looks more likely and sooner with JNJ's vaccine being approved. Overlooked reopening plays include Ford, Ulta, Federal Realty and others. The airlines are obvious plays, but their balance sheets are in tatters.

An obvious reopening play, but they reported another weak quarter though a great 2022 forecast. The stock has had a huge run and the CEO raised $1.5 billion with an equity offering. Why not? They need the money.

Boeing vs. United Has room to run. They just got a big order for 25 737 Max's. United Airlines anticipates a big boom in airlines. A tailwind for Boeing. The balance sheets of the airlines are in tatters. Don't touch them. He'd rather buy Boeing.

Boeing vs. United Boeing has room to run. They just got a big order for 25 737 Max's. United Airlines anticipates a big boom in airlines. A tailwind for Boeing. The balance sheets of the airlines are in tatters. Don't touch them. He'd rather buy Boeing.

An overlooked reopening play Tey just announced they'll open their own bank--gigantic news which he expects will excite the analysts. He expects a restaurant renaissance because rents are now low; also, people will be dining in rather than taking out. Square bought a lot of Bitcoin at $10,000 (Bitcoin is now around $50K). He's pro-Bitcoin. Smart managers at Square. The Square app makes it easy to buy cryotos.

A reopening play During Covid, it closed underperforming stores while investing heavily in e-commerce and digital ads. Social media has attracted a huge young demographic to their stores. Yes, the stock has run up, but imagine how will they'll do when people shop in person again?

They move into Target stores this year, which will be huge. If they can make momey crippled by Coavid, imnagine Target. They move into Target stores this year, which will be huge. If they can make money crippled by the Covid pandemic (by pivoting hard to e-commerce), imagine their Target move, 100 locations across the U.S. Ulta also a strong partnership with Estee Lauder.

An overlooked reopening play He's a big fan of it. Yes, the semiconductor shortage will limit their upside, but he predicts a small-business revival coming in the economy and those small businesses will need pick-up trucks, and Ford sells the best-selling pick-up, the F150. The new CEO is doing a great job.

They delivered an okay quarter. The dividend is 3.5%. You can buy this and put it away while collecting the 3.5. Investors hate these stocks now, like Clorox, though he likes them.

The stores and their credit card are good. The only issue is the stock has roared up 36%, but if Kohl's can keep rising, so can Macy's.

It's coming back nicely, and it never comes down from its 52-week high. Some feel that with the pandemic winding down, them TMO's machine won't be making much money, but this stock isn't done. (Neither is Zoom Video.) During this pullback, pounce.

They supply building materials like cement. It's up 40% since the election and hit an all-time high today based on hopes that Biden will pass an infrastructure package. They reported a blow-out quarter last month thanks to the housing boom and the economy expected to reopen.

Technical analyst Mark Sebastian explains VIX volatility Is there a volatility spike (quick) or swell (slow rise). If you want stocks to rise higher, you want a spike, like today's sharp rally, or in early June and early November. Buy! In swells, volatility slowly rises which happened last August into September as the S&P rose higher--then, markets fell in the autumn. Last week was a classic spike, so expect more upside in stocks; the VIX and S&P were not moving in tandem which happens in swells. We're not in the early stages of a major sell; in fact, the panic is over and the market is starting to roar.

Buy it. This is how people will get healthcare. Hospitals (in the U.S.) are too expensive.

A reopening play It's the best shopping centre REIT. They've never cut their dividend. It pays a 4% dividend, too.