Rich HabitsPublished 2026-10-01
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$CONYBearish
CONY suffers NAV erosion and trends downward; excluded from portfolio.
You can look at CONY, TSLY, and some of the individual stock exchange-traded funds with covered buy options out there that have suffered net asset value erosion over the years.
It's in a continuous decline, isn't it? It's only trending downwards. This, in my opinion, is not something I would want in my investment portfolio.