Many cruise lines are trading below the book value of equity. Carnival is one example.<p>Oil probably won’t stay at $30ish/barrel for long. High quality oil companies aren’t likely to go bankrupt (eg. Exxon, Valero, Chevron).<p>Senior assisted living REITs are in the gutter. VTR comes to mind.<p>However, if you’re thinking of investing I strongly recommend a broad-market ETF. VOO for the S&P 500 or VTI to go even more broad are good bets.
BTC is going to go up as an anti-inflationary store of value after the US announces massive cash being injected at all angles into the system. Once this virus passes in 18 months, there will be a ton more money and not a lot more assets. Yet BTC will stay steady. So BTC/$ will go up.
I shorted Royal Caribbean on the way down and am now buying shares. I figure most of the impact is priced in, I am a long hold on them now and we will see where it shakes out when it is all over. They have an extremely loyal customer base.
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USO long dated calls. It's $1.76 a share for $5 strike price on Jan 2022. That's a 36% increase from the current share price of $4.99. The 52 week high is $13.86. I can't imagine the current oil war will continue for another 2 years.