I’ve lost in life a lot of times. Most of them was because of the choices i made.
In the beginning i would blame somebody or something else for the losses, but now i realized i was not taking accountability for my actions.
The stock market is the same.
1. We shop
2. We research the product
3. We listen to buyers of the product
4. We listen to the sales pitch
5. Then we buy or not buy.
That’s it.
Just like pops said “we loose some we win some but we live to fight another day.”
Also, it matters how you handle the loss and win.
René retweeted
Days like yesterday is a good reminder to look at risk in your portfolio . @dividendvision has several tools to help you with that .
How do you track and manage risk in your portfolio?👇
Geez, I wished I looked at our own exposure page for how much technology risk I had prior to yesterday.
Will be adding a new dashboard widget and something on dividendvision.com/portfolio… page to help make this info more prevalent.
dividendvision.com/portfolio…
Follow a lady that has helped me through my portfolio building. She is very knowledgeable about TA. Also, she has a subscription service that is great. Good people in it that are learning as well.
René retweeted
The incentive structure of social media REWARDS division and hatred. You get more clicks and likes if you present more extreme opinions and get people emotionally triggered.
The algorithm will only show you people who agree with you and put you in an echo chamber.
Be smarter.
I’m a year into investing and it’s been a crazy year in the market. I’ve learned so much from the people I follow here. I also have learned from steady, disciplined people and ultra-emotional people.
Fin X is like the reality show Alone.
If you haven’t watched it, please do.
In the beginning, it is all good until your emotions and mind start cracking.
And I’m here with my popcorn enjoying every minute.
I like this lady.
AMD CEO @LisaSu: "The market can be short-sighted, but it is what it is."
Long-term, AMD's CEO believes in AI demand and that computing and intelligence will affect every aspect of our daily lives.
René retweeted
For months, everyone complained that tech stocks were too expensive.
Now prices are falling, valuations are getting more attractive, and suddenly everyone is terrified to buy.
Meanwhile, AI adoption is accelerating, corporate profits are growing, and we’re witnessing the largest technological transformation of our lifetime.
Imagine living through the AI revolution and selling your best companies because the market is having a nervous breakdown.
That’s what some investors are actually doing right now.



















