Would been easy to remember The rest, he could have made it up at the spot & would sound as an expert. Add some random facts on the top and volia. ,,So, you see guys... (little pause) - it's kinda beating the overall market."
I'm sure he has something even better in hindsight, but yeah, a generic response could have been generated... "We look at many things, what a company does might be just one of 100 different parameters but it looks like the market agrees with our parameters" But you could tell the guy was like "fuck, should I really say I have no idea what they do..."
Yes, he froze the way that people freezes, when giving Ted talks on stage and forgeting the words. Half of you tries to come up with solution & the remaining half just wants to dissapear. And solution he had. Looks like interviewee didn't bought into it but managed to play along like professional.
Yea, that was awkward for sure but lets not forget that Minervini is leading the 2021 investment championship by a wide margin (+263%) using a funded act over $1M.
I seriously doubt he is a pumper - he would have to be in low float stocks with lower volume & have a cast of many thousands that would dive in at his beckoned command. As far as I know he does not trade low priced/low float stocks.
When I was still on Twitter, Mark Minervini stated what companies he had trades on and others he said he did not have positions on. I do my own research so, it did not bother me either way. Biggest pumpers around are: Wall Street Bets touts, CNBC, Bloomberg and CNBC guests. Useless information because by the time they give you the information, the insiders have long taken positions that favor them. You are only sheep being led to slaughter. Better to do your own due diligence and read the stockcharts.