$Amazon.com(AMZN)$  $Wal-Mart(WMT)$  $Visa(V)$  Three stocks that are immune to reckless consumer spending are Amazon (AMZN), Walmart (WMT) and Visa (V). Monitor them in light of the next 6-12 months as reckless will eventually be decimated. Consumer spending has been loose for the past 2 years. It has propped up the revenues of companies that sell discretionary products and services. We are on the cusp of a shift in consumer spending that will drastically change the outlook for certain consumer facing companies. Those which sell high felicific ROIC products will continue to do well. Those which sell low felicific ROIC products will fail. What the heck

To be fair, at times, it is relatively difficult to differentiate real market action and noise. However, there are several strategies you can use to reduce noise in the market: Multi-timeframe analysis One of the easiest ways to filter noise in the market is to use a multi-timeframe analysis. This is a trading strategy that involves looking at multiple charts before making a decision. For example, if you are a 1-minute chart trader, you can start your analysis by looking at a 15-minute chart followed by a five-minute chart. Similarly, if you focus on a 30-minute chart, you can start your analysis on a four-hour chart followed by a hourly chart. The benefit of doing this is that you will have a good understanding of the underlying trend before making a trade entry. Use different charts In

Market has been testing recently, whether a recession is coming?Last week, Jan US CPI and PPI both exceeded eastimates, which also made the US treasury and Dollar Index significantly higher. We had discussed last week, What A Boost in January CPI Could Mean To Market?At the same time, other economic data (such as non-agricultural) continued to remain strong, and the market's expectation of the Fed's pivot began to reverse. At present, market has been implying that Fed will raise interest rates by 75 basis points more in the next few months, and the possibility of 50 bps interest rate hike in March FOMC meeting&n

Dealing with stock market noises can be challenging, but here are a few strategies you can use: Stay focused on your investment goals. Keep in mind the reasons why you are investing in the stock market, such as saving for retirement or building long-term wealth. Having a clear understanding of your investment goals can help you maintain a long-term perspective and not get caught up in short-term market fluctuations. Diversify your portfolio. One way to mitigate the impact of stock market noise is to diversify your portfolio across different asset classes, sectors, and geographies. This can help reduce the overall risk of your investments. Avoid emotional reactions. It's natural to feel emotional when the stock market experiences volatility. However, it's important to avoid making impulsive

How to deal with market noise? In the past, I used to have this feeling of "Fear of Missing Out (FOMO)!" - oh no, I didn't buy this stock and it's going up now! Why didn't I buy it earlier? I'm not sure if anyone experienced this before, but I sure did. People love to compare their houses, cars, bonuses etc. It's like our intrinsic behavior to try and outperform others. For me, I don't like to compare with other people - set clear goals for yourself (what is your target annualized return). Do your own due diligence and research to get a consolidated list of good stocks and your ideal entry price for these long-term investment. Of course diversification is important to mitigate your portfolio risk profile. So how do I determine a good entry price?? The 

Listen and to have own judgement

Listen and to gave own judgement

Market noises refer to violent stock prices fluctuations in a volatile market. It occurs more in a turbulent macroeconomic situations.  All market players have emotions. One way to deal with market noises is to control our emotions, detach ourselves from looking at market on a daily basis. This can be achieved if we know the reasons for being in the market. If we are investing for long term gains, patience is much needed. Our investment goal will trump over our emotion.  To me, market noises reflect share prices volatility rather than risk. Understanding the risk reward ratios of the shares we have bought will help us ignore market noises. We may even buy more shares of company that are undervalued, good fundamental, strong balance sheet, and wait for the pot of gold when volatil

One of the best ways to cope with stock market noise is to simply tune it out. Avoid constantly checking stock prices or watching financial news, and focus on other activities that can help reduce your stress and anxiety. Stick to your investment plan and avoid making impulsive decisions based on short-term market movements. Remember that investing is a long-term game, and it's important to stay disciplined and patient. Make sure you have a well-diversified portfolio that is appropriate for your risk tolerance and investment goals. This can help reduce the overall risk of your investments and make it easier to weather short-term market fluctuations. If you're feeling overwhelmed by stock market noise, consider speaking with a financial advisor or other professional who can provide guidance

Dealing with stock market noises can be challenging, but here are a few strategies you can use: Stay focused on your investment goals. Keep in mind the reasons why you are investing in the stock market, such as saving for retirement or building long-term wealth. Having a clear understanding of your investment goals can help you maintain a long-term perspective and not get caught up in short-term market fluctuations. Diversify your portfolio. One way to mitigate the impact of stock market noise is to diversify your portfolio across different asset classes, sectors, and geographies. This can help reduce the overall risk of your investments. Avoid emotional reactions. It's natural to feel emotional when the stock market experiences volatility. However, it's important to avoid m

The best way to cope with stock market noise is to educate yourself on the stock market and the different types of investments available. This will help you understand the risks and rewards associated with different investments and make better decisions. Setting goals for my investments will help me stay focused on the long-term and not get distracted by short-term market noise. Diversifying my investments across different asset also helps me cope with market noises.@Tiger_chat 

Normally, I try not to pay too much attention to the news. The stock market is often driven by news and headlines, but it's important to remember that the news is often sensationalized and not always accurate. Instead of focusing on the news, focus on the fundamentals of the companies you are investing in. I do not try to time the market: Trying to time the market is a fool's errand. I focus on long-term investing and diversifying my portfolio. @Tiger_chat 

To deal with market noise, I set realistic expectations: It is important to remember that the stock market is unpredictable and that short-term fluctuations are normal. Setting realistic expectations can help you stay focused on your long-term goals and not get too caught up in the day-to-day noise. Also, it is important to focus on the fundamentals. Instead of getting caught up in the noise, I focus on the fundamentals of the companies I am investing in, looking at the company’s financials, management team. @Tiger_chat 

Market Noise refers to transactions that are erratic & unrelated to fundamental value. This includes mostly small price corrections & intraday volatility. ❣️Share prices fluctuate up & down daily & the ability to ignore such noise while focussing on the real overall trend of the share price is important for investing successfully🤓 Avoiding noise in the stock market can be challenging because the market is constantly changing, & there are always a lot of opinions, 📰 🗞 articles, & other information that can create confusion & uncertainty. How Then Do We 🐯🐯🐯 Eliminate Market Noise To Help Us Invest Better❓ ⭐️⭐️⭐️ We can eliminate market noise by identifying trend direction & strength to avoid selling when the stock is actually in an uptrend📈 or buying a stoc

Ignore all the market noise... Go with it and it's almost that you'll loose your mind or money which is in this case at some point. Stick to our mantra. In my case, it's the good old "slow and steady". Go big or bust based on market sentiment is not in my blood. Call me old fashion but I'd rather enjoy the journey at my my own pace rather than win big someday and loose it all old on a bad day. This is not everybody's cup of coffee though. Some prefer to risk at all but definitely not me [LOL] 

Record debt levels, high interest rates, gloomybusiness outlook, tech sector fat trimming, geopolitical tensions - will we ever get out of it