I found an old photograph of myself from ten years ago and barely recognized her. She worried about things that never happened. She stayed small to keep others comfortable. I wanted to tell her: you survive, you grow, you leave. And it was worth every terrifying step.😝
Peter Lynch crunched the numbers on market drops. Over 93 years, the market fell 10%+ 50 times—about once every two years.
He called a correction "a fancy word for losing a lot of money fast." Out of those 50 drops, 15 were 25%+ declines—a bear market roughly every six ye
Apple just took back the crown 👑 $AAPL is now the world's most valuable company again, beating Nvidia with a market cap over $4.9 trillion. Huge milestone 📈🥳
American chip stocks like ASML, AMAT, LRCX, and KLAC just took a dive 📉 on news that China reportedly cracked DUV lithography. The competition is heating up.
Warren Buffett says the stock market is like a church with a casino next door 🎰
And right now, the casino is packed. His words: "We've never seen people this eager to gamble."
One-day options are his go-to example. He calls them straight-up gambling, not investing—says
A 65-year-old who retires in 2026 may spend an average of $185,500 on health and medical expenses in retirement, according to Fidelity Investments - CNBC
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Nvidia ($NVDA) just started a new program where fast-growing AI startups can trade access to top-tier computing power for a slice of their future product and cloud earnings. Reported by CNBC 💻🚀
If the S&P 500 ends the year up over 10%, that would be only the 2nd time ever it's posted 4 years in a row of double-digit gains. The last time was 1995-1999, right before the Dot Com Bubble popped 🤯 👀
Big news: The US goods trade deficit jumped $22.8 billion in May, up 27% to $105.8 billion—the biggest since March 2025. That’s the largest monthly hike since November of last year.
Exports dropped $11.8 billion (down 5%) to $207.7 billion, the lowest since February. Blame