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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 →

Posted by Martin March 14, 2024

Stock market rallying but volatility keeps creeping up too

The stock market is rallying and causing euphoria and FOMO among investors. You may be happy with the market rally but there is a danger brewing below the hood. And that danger is getting bigger and bigger. How to protect your account from drawdowns during corrections?    

Posted by Martin March 11, 2024

Contest #15: Guess the S&P 500 Friday Close And Win Cash!

Unfortunately, last week we didn’t have enough votes, again. It looks like, visitors of this website do not want free cash. However, we are opening a new contest for the coming week. Remember, we need at least 5 people to vote. The winner wins free cash!   Contest voting is from Sunday March 10th – Continue reading →

Posted by Martin March 06, 2024

The Curious Case of Tesla (TSLA) – More Car than Tech?

Hello, fellow Tesla skeptics! Today, we’re diving into the high-voltage drama surrounding Tesla (TSLA), the company that’s become as famous for its CEO’s Twitter escapades as for its electric vehicles. Buckle up; it’s going to be a bumpy (and cheeky) ride!

Posted by Martin March 03, 2024

Contest #14: Guess the S&P 500 Friday Close And Win Cash!

Unfortunately, last week we didn’t have enough votes, again. It looks like, visitors of this website do not want free cash. However, we are opening a new contest for the coming week. Remember, we need at least 5 people to vote. The winner wins free cash!   Contest voting is from Sunday March 3rd – Continue reading →

Posted by Martin March 03, 2024

Markets racing higher increasing downside risk

The market spiked even higher last week despite Wall Street not very happy about inflation data and CPI report. But it was shrugged our quickly and it rallied like there was no end. This hower increase the downside risk. Being more bullish in this environment is becoming increasingly risky. The investors are feeling their FOMO Continue reading →

Posted by Martin February 25, 2024

The Great Stock Market Roller Coaster of 2024: Hold Onto Your Wallets!

The roller coaster in the stock market started last week and it is poised to continue this week as well. And so, strap in and grab your popcorn because the stock market in 2024 is shaping up to be more thrilling than a roller coaster ride at your favorite amusement park. If you thought the Continue reading →

Posted by Martin February 25, 2024

Contest #13: Guess the S&P 500 Friday Close And Win Cash!

Last week we didn’t have enough votes, again. It looks like, visitors of this website do not want free cash. However, we are opening a new contest for the coming week. Remember, we need at least 5 people to vote. The winner wins free cash!   Contest voting is from Sunday February 25th – Wednesday Continue reading →

Posted by Martin February 18, 2024

Contest #12: Guess the S&P 500 Friday Close And Win Cash!

Last week we didn’t have enough votes, again. It looks like, visitors of this website do not want free cash. However, we are opening a new contest for the coming week. Remember, we need at least 5 people to vote. The winner wins free cash!   Contest voting is from Sunday February 18th – Wednesday Continue reading →

Posted by Martin February 17, 2024

What does the market outlook look like for next week?

Last week, our journey was, to put it mildly, a roller coaster designed by an economist with a wicked sense of humor. We experienced everything from the stomach-dropping dips to the exhilarating highs that could give any thrill-seeker a run for their money. So, what’s in store for us next week? What market outlook can Continue reading →