We’re three weeks in and it’s still early, but there are some storylines taking shape that look like they could have legs. Last week, we looked at five early surprises I wasn’t buying quite yet. This week, let’s flip the script and come at this from the other side: Five early stories that I didn’t expect, but that I’m starting to think might be the real deal.
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ReplyDeleteThis was a really entertaining breakdown of the weekend action in the NHL, I love how you mix sharp insight with humor so the rankings are both informative and fun to read. The way you unpack momentum shifts, surprises, and big-picture trends actually reminds me of the kind of pattern-spotting that matters when being a business broker in coral gables, where you also have to read the market, anticipate changes, and think a few steps ahead. Great piece from start to finish.
ReplyDeleteWell, switching from skepticism to value investing in these "stocks" of the Wild or Penguins is a smart reversal strategy, as these "surprises" are showing signs of growth beyond expectations.
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