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The March market started with a scene of despair and a declining market.
Entering March, I thought the mood would feel fresh... but when the lid was lifted, it started in a market with more declining stocks than last month.
The Pharmaceutical Sector has been rising for about a week because of rumors like 'a new virus from Wuhan...'.
Personally, I'm fed up with this.
Are they going to create another disease and sell ridiculous drugs again...?
How will Robert Kennedy Jr respond?
Considering the sloppiness of the Corona Vaccine, there are doubts whether this will become a long-term trend.
Originally, the Pharmaceutical Sector often declines due to 'side effects' issues, and in terms of annual trends, it is not a very strong sector in the long term.
Nevertheless, personally, I think ABBV is a good stock.
In addition, beverage-related sectors (especially coffee and Beer) and Tobacco (MO and PM) also seem to be doing well.
As for whether this trend will continue in the long term, honestly, I do not know.
Knowing that price movements over a week or a month can be quickly reversed, trusting the current 'flow' seems dangerous.
Still, it is a strange 'down market.'
It is completely different from last year.
It feels, how should I put it, that the 'smell' is different.
I felt a sense of discomfort, so I changed the screening method.
Then, in military and defense stocks such as Aerospace, brands that have never been seen before have emerged.
...related to equipment for the Navy. Like monitoring systems.
...a Brazilian fighter jet manufacturer. It's like a Brazilian version of Lockheed, perhaps.
The fact that the stock prices of these types of brands are rising makes me feel a suspicious atmosphere.
And two new types (?) of 'exciting stocks'.
...a mobile Technology company for auto Insurance.
...YHC is a marketing company related to Alcoholic Beverages in E-commerce.
I think it would be good to add these to the watchlist.
Investing is at your own risk.
What to do is up to you.
For 'growth stock investment', the budget will remain on standby, while for 'dividend stock investment', the plan is to gather shares as scheduled.
Wishing you all good returns.
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fujikenner : I think that sectors like healthcare and beverages are simply refuge for high-tech stocks and are performing well as Domestic Defensive Shares. Classic companies like Eli Lilly and Co and Coca-Cola are looking good! Although I don't own any.![[Smile]](https://emoticon.moomoo.com/small_emoticon/v2_240316/80px/000m.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "Smile")
sirius2xanadu OP fujikenner : That's right. It is also a defensive stock for domestic demand.
However, it can be quite unremarkable in the long term.
Also, regarding Eli Lilly, there are reports that the obesity treatment drug works well for diabetic patients, but causes side effects for others, and that should soon come to the surface.
I think HIMS shouldn't have gotten involved with the generic version of that drug.