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Posted by Martin April 23, 2024

Market sentiment correction underway

  Do you want to learn more about our market sentiment score system? We try to evaluate market trend, sentiment, and volatility to determine whether to stay in cash, ride the trend or be aggressively buying. Prevent your portfolio experiencing large drawdowns and subscribe to our newsletter to find out what is the safest way Continue reading →

Posted by Martin April 21, 2024

Contest #21: Guess the S&P 500 Friday Close And Win Cash!

Last week, we didn’t have enough votes to have a valid contest. We need at least five people to vote according to rules below to make the contest a valid one. Please vote in the comments below and win cash!   Contest voting is from Sunday April 21st – Wednesday April 24th and it is Continue reading →

Posted by Martin April 15, 2024

Market sentiment worsening on inflation, rate cuts and Iran

  Do you want to learn more about our market sentiment score system? We try to evaluate market trend, sentiment, and volatility to determine whether to stay in cash, ride the trend or be aggressively buying. Prevent your portfolio experiencing large drawdowns and subscribe to our newsletter to find out what is the safest way Continue reading →

Posted by Martin April 14, 2024

Contest #20: Guess the S&P 500 Friday Close And Win Cash!

Last week, we didn’t have enough votes to have a valid contest. We need at least five people to vote according to rules below to make the contest a valid one. Please vote in the comments below and win cash!   Contest voting is from Sunday April 14th – Wednesday April 17th and it is Continue reading →

Posted by Martin April 08, 2024

Market sentiment for this week

Last week was a turbulent week. What is the market sentiment for this week?   Do you want to learn more about our market sentiment score system? We try to evaluate market trend, sentiment, and volatility to determine whether to stay in cash, ride the trend or be aggressively buying. Prevent your portfolio experiencing large Continue reading →

Posted by Martin April 07, 2024

Contest #19: Guess the S&P 500 Friday Close And Win Cash!

Last week, we didn’t have enough votes to have a valid contest. We need at least five people to vote according to rules below to make the contest a valid one. Please vote in the comments below and win cash!   Contest voting is from Sunday April 7th – Wednesday April 10th and it is Continue reading →

Posted by Martin April 01, 2024

Contest #18: Guess the S&P 500 Friday Close And Win Cash!

Last week, we didn’t have enough votes to have a valid contest. We need at least five people to vote according to rules below to make the contest a valid one. We want to give cash away and all you need to do, it vote in the comments and be lucky to nail the S&P Continue reading →

Posted by Martin March 24, 2024

Contest #17: Guess the S&P 500 Friday Close And Win Cash!

Last week, we didn’t have enough votes to have a valid contest. We need at least five people to vote according to rules below to make the contest a valid one. We want to give cash away and all you need to do, it vote in the comments and be lucky to nail the S&P Continue reading →

Posted by Martin March 20, 2024

Rethinking Investment Choices: CDs vs. Annuities

When faced with the myriad of investment options available, many individuals find themselves comparing traditional investment vehicles like Certificates of Deposit (CDs) and annuities. While both offer unique advantages, a closer examination may reveal why they might not be the most lucrative options for those aiming for substantial long-term growth.      

Posted by Martin March 17, 2024

Contest #16: Guess the S&P 500 Friday Close And Win Cash!

Last week, we, again, didn’t have enough votes to have a valid contest. We need at least five people to vote according to rules below to make the contest a valid one. We want to give cash away and all you need to do, it vote in the comments and be lucky to nail the Continue reading →