HA Sustainable Infrastructure Stock Discussion

$HA Sustainable Infrastructure(HASI.US)$
P/L= - $143.26 (11.33%) loss ; lesson: random entry gives random results

$HA Sustainable Infrastructure(HASI.US)$ lesson learned: always avoid buying when there is big deviation/antiparabolic movement in averages which is indication of pull back sooner or later which reduces profitability for small account if give too much time , time to be professional profit taker or cutting loss quickly and move on …

$HA Sustainable Infrastructure(HASI.US)$ watching current holding very closely lately awaiting golden crossover worth giving more time trying to be more and more patience, trading itself tough business to MAKE MONEY

$HA Sustainable Infrastructure(HASI.US)$ who are ready with me⚡️ ⛽️

$HA Sustainable Infrastructure(HASI.US)$  strict🎯 44.95$

$HA Sustainable Infrastructure(HASI.US)$ squeezing nicely in play

Pre-Market Stock Movers
Gapping up
$D.R. Horton(DHI.US)$
(Shares of the homebuilder rose 2.2% in premarket trading after a securities filing revealed that Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has added a stake in D. R. Horton worth more than $700 million.)
$HA Sustainable Infrastructure(HASI.US)$
(The renewable energy investment firm climbed 2.1% after Bank of America upgraded shares to buy. The...

$Enphase Energy(ENPH.US)$ $Sunrun(RUN.US)$ $HA Sustainable Infrastructure(HASI.US)$
The solar sector plunged after Muddy Waters chief Carson Block ripped the two renewables companies in the Financial Times. Muddy Waters sees Sunrun as "an uneconomic business built on three shaky pillars: the equity story of exaggerated 'Subscriber Values' and 'Gross/Net Earning Assets,' funding growth through abusing tax incentives, and issuing ABS that could be exposed to a RUN bankruptc...

$YETI Holdings(YETI.US)$ YETI--Great products, still small in the grand scheme of consumer discretionary companies (~$7B market cap) and had a crazy 500%+ bull run post-covid but has backed off in the last month or two so probably a decent buying opportunity
$HA Sustainable Infrastructure(HASI.US)$ HASI--Another indirect renewables play. Technically a REIT but more like a bank. They help finance renewable energy projects and have a huge (and growing) pipeline of projects. Stable, predictable cash flows give them a bright future and they pay a decent dividend to boot. Virtually nothing not to like.