Summary This is a repost of an article provided to our investment community at Seeking Alpha. This is an order alert for the Financial Select Sector SPDR® Fund ETF (XLF). We have set a limit buy order for its shares at $31.9. The financial sector is only SLIGHTLY discounted. Although under the current market condition, it is the better option comparatively. To me, Berkshire’s recent disclosure also shows that Buffett could not find too many good ideas besides the financial sector. Front matters and welcome new members! This is a very brief order alert for the Financial Select Sector SPDR® Fund ETF (XLF). We have set a limit buy order for it at $31.9. It is about 2.5% below its current market price, about the magnitude of its weekly price volatility. You will be the first one to know when/i

SummaryA ticker has come to our attention recently: The Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered (QYLD). QYLD showed up on our radar because its yields spread against the risk-free rates has surged to a peak level in a decade.  Also, the recent volatility spike reached a level to the top 95% percentile of its historical spectrum, and this can be good news for income generation by option selling.Front mattersIn this article, I wanted to share a ticker that came to our attention recently: The Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered (QYLD). The analysis and our opinion here also apply to many other ETFs or CEFs that follow a similar covered-called strategy. We have not taken any action yet (due to a lack of new capital...lol). As patient investors, we usually set a limit price buy order when/if we want to buy. A

SummaryThis article provides a review of all three of our investment accounts for 2022.Two of our accounts outperformed the S&P 500, and the third one essentially tied with it. We will compile some Q&As that we exchanged with our members during 2022.After the review, we will summarize (or reiterate) some key lessons learned together with an outlook for 2023.Overall, we are not seeing the signals to activate our “bottom-fishingallocation model” yet.And we will share our thoughts on these signals (and youwill be the first one to know when we see those signals).Dear tiger readers:This is a repost of an article that we wrote for our investment marketplace service. We are reposting it here in case some of ideas are of interest to you. You can check out our other articles and our blog on

Summary ·       As top-down investors, we monitor the broader sectors to identify the most promising areas. ·       This month, we see the dividend champions as a whole group are becoming attractive. ·       We also performed a screening using the Magic Formula (MF) investing method to pick some of the best combinations of value and quality. ·       Many excellent dividend stocks such as RLI, TROW, CVX, and XOM showed up on our radar. ·       Dividend growth investors can take this opportunity to strengthen their holdings with this elite group of stocks in terms of geographical diversification and sector diversific

We'd like to first invite you to our channel on Telegram for the latest update:https://t.me/EnvisionRet [Claw] [Heart] SummaryThere is no shortage of headwinds for Google in the near term, ranging from geopolitical risks, to currency headwinds, to regulatory risks. But once we look past these near-term issues, I see a buy-and-forget stock. I see it holding above-average capital appreciation potential with expected far exceeding the overall market. Given the market volatilities, investors have a good chance of grabbing shares around $95, which would lead to an 11%+ annual return potential.GOOG at $95I see GOOG holding above-average capital appreciation potential for the pull to 2025-2027. To wit, the chart below (our investing roadmap) shows our projected annual return for GO

Summary Banks typically do not make it to the Dogs of the Dow list. However, this month, JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs are currently the 8th and 10th highest-yielding stocks in the Dow list. The Q3 earning season could offer both at multi-year attractive entry levels. The ongoing volatility might offer Goldman Sachs a tangible book value and JPMorgan near a target price of ~$100. Thesis Banks typically do not make it to the Dogs of the Dow list. However, this month, JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs are currently the 8th and 10th highest-yielding stocks in the Dow list as you can see from the following chart. Q3 may offer GS at TBV Buying good banks (such as GS and JPM) at or near tangible book value has been proven to be very successful investment in our experiences – for obvious reasons. We are on