Sad Days in Sherwood Forest

As I have been warning, Hertz stock is worth nothing. Today it is back down to $1.20 after being as high as $6.50.

To show you how retail investors buy high and sell low, here is the cumulative loses for Robinhood traders (Assuming 100 shares per position) for 2020.

Cumulative Gain/Loss (assuming 100 shares) of RobinHood Users and No. of Positions

You can see the cumulative loses are now approaching $50 million at a minimum. Of course, the good news is the most that can be lost now is another $15 million or so.

The bottom line is this behavior is pervasive with retail investors and why the average 401k earns way less than the averages.

Hertz Issuing Stock

Hertz is going to issue stock… the first bankrupt company to do this.

By all means if you want to make a donation to bondholders, please buy some of this new Hertz Stock. It’s still worthless. Bondholders will end up with your money.

Donate to a better cause – UCI Center for Investment and Wealth Management (CIWM) – which promotes financial literacy to help prevent people from getting suckered into these investments here:

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