Mega Fortune Company Limited (NASDAQ:MGRT) was between Jim Cramer’s latest stock calls, when he suggested investors balance portfolios with hot and cold stocks. Cramer suggested that investors take profits from stocks like MGRT, as he explained:
You should be able to recognize when you are flying too close to the sun. Today I looked at a list of stocks that are up more than 50% this month… And in almost all cases, their charts had formed a parabola. What is a parabola?… This is when a stock rises practically in a straight line, without interruptions. If you have a parabolic move on your hands in one of your stocks, you need to take profits because parabolas often lead to declines…
Say, for example, you bought Mega Fortune Co, which is up over 2,000% this month… Mega Fortune is a Hong Kong-based Internet of Things solutions provider, whatever… that’s it. It’s not a lottery ticket, although it sure is marketed as such… Mega Fortune, a nearly $2 billion company, has $11 million in revenue. It has become a modern meme stock. It was at $6 and change at the end of March. Now it’s at $140. Look, parabolic movements like this are unsustainable. You simply have to make some profits or else.
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Mega Fortune Company Limited (NASDAQ:MGRT) provides Internet of Things solutions and services, including consulting, development, implementation and analysis. The company also offers maintenance and support, business process outsourcing, technical consulting services, and trading in hardware and IoT-related products.
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