Staring at your screen all day or clicking extra buttons won’t bring you more success or cash.
It’s really the opposite.
Learning to just sit there longer totally shifted things for me and my trading—less is usually way more.
US debt issuance is now a wild 7% of GDP. That’s our budget deficit, and it’s still growing even though public debt is at levels we haven’t seen in ages. Fiscal policy is totally out of hand. There’s no chance the Fed can shrink its balance sheet while this is happening.
Drop a ticker you're watching for tomorrow 👀 I'll check the chart and flow, and share if I find something interesting tonight ⭐️❤️
$SPY $QQQ $AAPL $AMZN $TSLA $MSFT $META $NVDA $COIN $MSTR $PLTR $UNH $FSLR $BABA
Latest analyst calls:
$AVA started as BUY @ 250
$DOW cut to HOLD @ 28
$FOXA bumped to BUY @ 71
$KTOS started as BUY @ 85
$LMT upgraded BUY @ 582
$PLTR upgraded BUY @ 175
$SPCX started as BUY @ 190
$TCOM cut to HOLD @ 42
Full list here 👇
It’s been almost 3-4 years since many of you jumped on my stock market journey. Got a real question for you:
What’s the biggest thing you’ve learned or changed from following my posts here?
It could be anything:
An investment idea 📈
Patience and sticking with it 🧠
Two charts that really show AI's impact on US inflation:
Wages are falling behind compared to inflation. So workers aren't driving prices up—they're actually helping bring them down.
But on the tech hardware side, inflation is rising fast. The reason? A bottleneck in AI-r
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Top traders are loading up on Eli Lilly 😂
If I remember right, this period up to the midterms is usually the strongest sector.
Saw someone say healthcare has a 100% chance of going up.