A possible incoming 10 % corre

A possible incoming 10 % correction in the market, Over next 2 months, with a possible all time high mid 2025. How do we prepare for this ?

Make sure your shopping list is ready to buy those must have stocks once they have corrected by +/- 10 % or more.

1. Nvidia

2. Sofi

3. Meta

4. AMD

5. Tesla.

6. Microstrategy ( You must have the emotional appetite for this one as it will be Volatile)

7. FuboTV

8. Shopify

9. Amazon

10. ???? AI space / Robotics.

Christmas may well arrive early for those that are patient those that have an end game, those that have set goals for the long Choppy , yet very interesting & exciting journey of investing.

Disclaimer: Information is provided for educational purposes . Please do your own research before you click/swipe the buy or sell button.

Fed Officials Signal Interest Rates Likely on Hold for a While

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MichaelPerez
01-10
MichaelPerez
Have you considered diversifying into some ETFs?
- Reglloyd:
  You’re better off managing your own portfolio with no ongoing costs that are incurred while you’re invested in an ETF.
  Expense ratios can vary widely, from less than 0.03% to over 10% while invested in ETF’s.

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