On 2 Aug, Fitch Downgraded the US Sovereign Debt from AAA to AA+. What impact will this have on stock markets and Bond markets? How can investors position themselves to profit from this event? Find out in this video.

So let's talk about the hot topic right now:INFLATION & HOW TO BEAT IT!So on Friday, inflation came in worse than expected at 8.6% which was above the 8.3% expected from the market. It's the highest reading since 1981, so the market freaked out and the stock market tanked 3% on Friday.Now a bit of good news is that Core CPI— which excludes food and energy — has been going down the last 3 months, from 6.5% in March, 6.2% in April, and now 6.0% in May.But who cares?Because energy and food are the main part of people's expenses and that is still going up, and the FED really can't do much about it right now. So is this bad news?The Riskiest Investment Is In CASH!It's really bad news if you're HOLDING CASH because if you are holding cash, it's the ris

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One of the best ways to protect your investment portfolio and profit during a recession is by using Bond ETFs. In this video, you will learn how Bond ETFs work and how to use a simple options strategy to protect your portfolio with minimal capital.

Now think about it. The average bear market drops 35%, and right now the market's dropped 20%-25% on the S&P. Now it's bounced back a bit, but it went all the way down to close to 25%.Let's say you bought after a 25% decline, and after you bought it went down another 10%. Does it really matter?It doesn't really matter if it went down another 10%, 15%, or 20% because ultimately it's gonna go up 200%-500%. So it doesn't matter whether you bought at -20% or -35% if it's going up many hundred percent-fold in the future.Investors have to get over thatLet's imagine you bought a stock at $50 today, and it's gonna be $200 in the next couple of years. Will you be happy? But what if I told you that after you bought it at $50, it dropped to $30 first before going to $200.

How are you feeling about the stock markets recently? If you're like most people, you're probably feeling really lousy about the markets, and your portfolio is probably down the last couple of months. . .You're not alone. In fact, a survey of individual investors in America found that the current level of bullishness is extremely low. In fact, right now only 15.8% of retail investors are bullish and 48% are bearish.The level of bullishness has not been so low, and bearishness so high, since 1992, which was 30 years ago.So why are people so bearish right now?Well, who can blame them for being so bearish? We've got a confluence of a lot of things: Sky-high inflation is now above 8% A Federal Reserve that needs to bring inflation down The war in Ukraine exca

The New Davis Research Recession Probability model just hit 98%. This signals a severe global recession with a 98% probability.The last time this signal was triggered was during the 2020 recession and the 2008 Financial Crisis.Is this the signal to sell stocks and get out of the market?Find out what I'm doing

I'd like to cover what I call the 8 Golden Rules for stock investing.In the last 10, 20, 30, and 50 years, stocks have been the best way to build your wealth. they have outperformed all asset classes — bonds, real estate, and commodities — and I built my wealth in the stock market.But the shocking thing is that there are people out there who actually lose money investing in stocks, and when they lose money they say the market's rigged, or they've got bad luck. They've always got something to blame, they always give excuses or they say that it's because the market's really risky. . .WRONG! if you lose money in the stock market, it's not the stock market's fault. . .It's you!The stock market is always right!Now I always say that the stock market is not risky.It's only risky if you don't know

China tech stocks have reversed into a short-term uptrend... higher highs and higher lows in price action...20EMA crossed above the 40EMA.Government stimulus, better-than-expected economic data, and the regulatory pullback have likely marked the bottom of China stocks, especially China tech.While the US is going through monetary tightening (raising rates), China is going through monetary loosening (cutting rates, stimulating the economy) so I am not surprised if China stocks actually outperform US stocks this year.HANG SENG ETFALIBABAOf course, when the 50MA crosses back above the 150MA (both Moving average sloping up) and the price crossing back above 200MA (200MA slopes up) will mark a change in the medium and long-term trend to up as well.For now, the short-term uptrend paints at least

Looks like, indeed, all package carriers are losing market share to Amazon As of year-end 2021 Amazon now has more market share by volume, surpassing FedEx.Amazon spent the last 2-3 billion of huge growth CAPEX to build a super wide moat to be a leader in:1) 🛒 E-commerce … already #12) 💻 Advertising … just surpassed YouTube 3) 📦 Logistics .. just surpasses FedEx… and kills Shopify in the process with the “ buy with prime “ service 4) ☁️ Cloud .. already #15) 📼 PRIME video streaming …yet to surpass Netflix They were quietly building this empire to rule the world. Once they are done with their CapEx spending. Free cash flow will be huge! Stock will 3-5X in my opinion.Mr. Market has been punishing AMZN, META, and ADBE for spending billions to widen their moat because in the short term it redu

The Federal Reserve is expected to pause after one last rate hike in May. Many investors anticipate a FED pause together with a coming recession to lead to a stock crash. Find out how to prepare for market volatility and manage your investments in this video!

Every few months, the media will come up with something new to scare the retail investors with, and of course, it's been Covid-19 for the last 2 years. Now recently their scare tactics involve rising inflation and rising interest rates, but sure enough, the market actually went up instead.The media will always find something new to scare investors with. So what's new? What are they trying to put on people's minds right now? "The Treasury Yield Curve has started inverting" [OMG]  What's currently happening is that the 2-year Treasury yield has gone above the 10-year Treasury yield, creating what's known as a Yield Curve Inversion. What the media tells you is that it's the greatest predictor of a recession.How true is this?Does this signal an imminent recession and a

The Nasdaq 100 has officially entered a new Bull Market after closing more than 20% above its 13 Oct low. This officially ends the bear market that has lasted 490 days, Moving averages confirm it as well (50MA crossed above 150MA, price above 200MA. 200MA starting to slope up. The S&P 500 is not yet on an official bull market (not closed 20% above its bear market lows). However, I did call an unofficial Bull Market on 15 Jan on my Youtube channel (https://youtu.be/ZO72GfHzsdU) as the 50MA crossed above 150MA (both MA sloping up). The Nasdaq led the S&P 500 into the bear market... so its poetic that the Nasdaq 100 may be leading the S&P 500 into a new bull market

Stocks got whacked on Friday.The S&P 500 went down about 3%, the NASDAQ went down almost 4%.So was that expected?Absolutely! I told you guys in my last video that stocks don't go up in a straight line. We will have a pullback after an overextension.So let's revisit the charts again and see where we are.In my previous videos, I said "Hey this is a strong level of resistance that prices were coming up towards, at the same time it is also coinciding with the200 moving average resistance,"So sure enough, we hit that resistance (Red Line), pulled back from it, and we see another strong level of support and resistance over at 4158.We pulled back down, and for a brief moment, it looked like we found support at that level and we're bouncing back up.But then on Friday, there was

The most important thing about investing is consistency and building wealth over the long run. Even after the Bear market crash in 2022 (and my portfolio declining 30% temporarily). My Portfolio is still up +85.74% over the last 4 years (Average of 21% a year) Once the new bull market starts, I am sure my portfolio will grow once again to average 30%-35% a year. By staying disciplined and only investing in the best companies in the world, you have 100% confidence you will compound your wealth through the ups and downs!

My Strategy My strategy is this: I'm holding great companies I ain't selling. In fact, I'm just buying more. I'm buying only good companies — high-quality stocks (Wide Economic Moat, Consistent Sales, Earnings & Cash Flow, Conservative debt, Undervalued) These are companies that will always go higher eventually, and a correction is a great time to accumulate shares of these stocks. But again I'm always buying within my planned allocation. I teach my students that in a portfolio, each stock should not have more than a 5% allocation. That's me being conservative, so the moment it hits 5% allocation, that's it. I don't buy anymore. The key to buying is to never buy all at once. For example— I really want to buy Apple. I sold Apple in the past, I made a lot of mone

After a strong rally in January, stocks started to decline in the first 2 weeks of February. Has recent hot inflation data killed the bull market? Find out in this video.

Will 2023 bring more gains or losses? Find out my Top 5 Stock market forecasts for 2023 and how you can position yourself to maximize the profitable opportunities ahead! This is part 2 of this video >>> Watch Part 1 Here <<< 

Palantir (PLTR) is up +27% after beating Revenue and Earnings Expectations. Is there a lot more upside for this leader in Artificial Intelligence? Let’s break it down in this video