When stocks rebound, WHERE best to invest?

[33JS]

As the song goes, "Call me irresponsible..." In the wake of the largest one-day point loss in the history of the Dow, I just placed a modest investment in the stocks of six large U.S. airline companies. In the past 30 days, these six airlines have lost between 40% and 60% of their market value to the coronavirus. Although I read some discussion earlier in the day about possible airline 'bankruptcies,' I quickly gained some confidence when I heard that Trump was reacting very favorably to the airline industry's proposal for a $50 billion aid package.

I was extremely lucky to dump all my stock holdings at the start of the crisis, so now I figure I can dabble a bit on the "wild side" with an amount that wouldn't hurt too bad if it all went down the toilet. Fingers crossed.

Airlines??? I salute your magnificent testicles!! Global travel/holidays/business visits are fecked.

[Passenger]

Airlines??? I salute your magnificent testicles!! Global travel/holidays/business visits are fecked.

PC has to use a wheel barrow to move them around.

[~dadam02~]

There was some discussion earlier about investing in equities akin to gambling but bugger me investing in airlines right now is nothing more than a pure punt. Those massive wheelbarrow balls will be tiny little peanut balls soon.

[pacifichrono]

PC has to use a wheel barrow to move them around.

No, no! I mentioned that my bet was a very modest one. If it all goes south, que sera sera.

[Raffe]

No, no! I mentioned that my bet was a very modest one. If it all goes south, que sera sera.

Lucky you. Airlines down 30% on average today. Must be down by almost 50% since you bought two and a half days ago?

[Montello]

Lucky you. Airlines down 30% on average today. Must be down by almost 50% since you bought two and a half days ago?

Double down PC?

[Raffe]

Double down PC?

When in trouble, double.