To The Moon

Coinbase revealed that the company is seeking SEC approval to launch a “tokenized stock” service. Tokenized stocks are digital assets backed by equity in publicly traded companies. The concept is bold— Instead of holding traditional securities, investors own tokens that represent ownership of those securities. In theory, it's a bridge between traditional finance and the decentralized future. On paper, this sounds like a win for Coinbase. But here’s how I see it. Tokenized Stocks? Interesting, But I'm Not Jumping In While the innovation is promising, I’m not planning to invest in these tokenized stocks—at least not anytime soon. It’s a new frontier, and with any new asset class, the early stages come with extra volatility and potential pricing inefficiencies. I don’t chase hype or buy thing

Even smart people lose money in the market. Genius doesn’t always beat volatility. But me? I still want to be smart, just not the kind of “smart” that tries to outguess the market and ends up donating money to it. So… what investing phase am I currently in? Right now, I’m deep in what I like to call the Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) phase or, if I’m feeling cheeky, the Delusional Confidence Accumulation phase. Every so often, I toss a bit more cash into my steady favorites like TLH (Treasury bond ETF) and PFE (Pfizer). It’s basically me telling the market, “You can’t scare me even if you try.” Pfizer (PFE) iShares 10-20 Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLH) Why I Keep Loving DCA Even When It Feels Like Market Madness? Smooths out the roller coaster: The market’s like a crazy roller coaster. DCA means

Markets Regain Momentum Markets closed sharply higher as geopolitical tensions eased and rate cut expectations remained alive, albeit delayed. Index Daily Gain with $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ +1.4%; Dow Jones Industrial Average +1.2% (+507 points) and $S&P 500(.SPX)$ +1.1% (within 1% of all-time high) Investor sentiment improved following a Trump-brokered cease-fire between Israel and Iran and a sharp decline in oil prices, easing concerns around inflation and global instability. Oil, Inflation, and Optimism Brent crude: -6.1% to $67.14 (lowest since June 10) WTI crude: -6.0% to $64.37 Gold: Down as safe-haven demand fades Lower oil prices are good news for inflation, but not enough to accelerate rate cuts, at