$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Tesla announced new models for it's inventory. It's a teaser and ot could be rumors but whatever it is, ot has worked for Tesla n Musk all theses years, as Musk became the first person to be worth 500billion. I am lucky to have bought 500 shares at $110 2 years ago and now it's around $400 . So get these now and hold on to it for 2 years and see the results. Be patient and you will definitely reap the rewards [Miser] Disclaimer: this is not a financial advice, do your own research heheh
$Apple(AAPL)$ I believe Apple has solidified its long-term position at the forefront of the consumer electronics industry, focusing on a premium ecosystem of tightly integrated hardware, software, and services. The flagship iPhone as the linchpin of this ecosystem, from which Apple derives pricing power, switching costs, and a network effect. In my honest view, every other Apple device and service sees its greatest value from further locking in customers. Now that the iPhone 17 is coming, the stock price for Apple will continue to enjoy further growth because customers will continue to buy. Just amazing how the iPhone can dominate the market. I don't need any other tech. Just the iPhone is enough. L
Are ETFs always the right choice? $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ Cash: If you want to hold cash, it’s usually better to do so using an ISA or savings account rather than a money market ETF. A competitive deposit account should earn a higher interest rate, there won’t be any dealing fees, and the maximum level of compensation is greater for cash in the bank versus an ETF provider. Temptation to overtrade: Many traders (including hedge funds) use ETFs. But excessive trading can increase costs and potentially reduce returns. Some people find it easier to buy and hold using a less flexible index fund. If that’s you, then an old-school fund may be a better psychological fit. Not always cheaper: Occasionally
$iShares MSCI Saudi Arabia ETF(KSA)$ There are many reasons to put Exchange Traded Funds at the heart of your investing strategy when you compare their strengths with the alternatives. ETFs have accumulated several trillions in assets under management since their benefits first came to the attention of savvy investors in the early noughties. Their popularity and credibility has only increased since then. We explain why institutional players and DIY investors alike buy into ETFs. ETFs: 10reasons why.... 1. Easy: ETFs can be bought and sold on the stock market like any other share. 2. Cost-effective: Fees are low compared to active funds. Active funds as a group fail to beat the market in the long-term after costs such as fees and taxes. Where