First off, I’m not personally invested in DJT stocks. If I had made a big profit, I’d see this as the final window to close my position. Historical data shows that after every election, the capital market tends to dip, no matter which party wins. So, I’m not betting my money on the election outcome. So, is this the last chance to get in or out before the election? In my view, it’s a good time to take profits if you’ve got them. The market is unpredictable, and holding on through the election could be risky.

Berkshire Hathaway's significant reduction in Apple stock holdings and the accumulation of a record cash pile have raised several questions about the future of Apple and the broader market. 1. Has the moat of Apple disappeared or not? Apple's "moat," or its competitive advantage, is a complex issue with varying perspectives. Some argue that Apple's strong brand loyalty, innovative products, and robust ecosystem continue to provide a significant moat. Others believe that increasing competition, particularly from Chinese smartphone manufacturers, could erode Apple's competitive advantage over time. 2. How will the stock move? Apple's stock movement will depend on various factors, including its financial performance, product launches, and overall market sentiment. While some analysts beli

Small-cap stocks are notoriously sensitive to sentiment, and the recent performance of meme stocks, particularly in the quantum computing and drone sectors, underscores the speculative fervour returning to the market. For example, stocks like Joby Aviation (JOBY $Joby Aviation, Inc.(JOBY)$ ) and IonQ (IONQ $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$ ) surged by over 20% yesterday, driven by both strong retail enthusiasm and institutional momentum. Platforms like Reddit’s WallStreetBets and Twitter indicate that small-cap names are once again the focus of speculative retail investors. From a valuation perspective, small-cap stocks remain attractive. The Russell 2000 ( $iShares Russell 2000 ET

Alright, let’s talk Tesla. Missing Q4 deliveries isn’t a small thing—those 495,570 vehicles were below the 512,277 Wall Street wanted. Naturally, the stock took a 4% hit pre-market. So, what’s the play here if you’re like me, sitting on the sidelines with no current position? First off, Tesla under $400 is tempting. I mean, it’s been a while since we’ve seen these levels. But let’s not get trigger-happy just because the price looks attractive. Here’s my thought process as I build my plan for 2025: 1. Is This Just a Blip or a Bigger Problem? Look, Tesla missing deliveries is a bit of a red flag. It’s not just about the number—it’s about why they missed. Was it supply chain hiccups? Softening demand? Competition creeping in? These factors could hint at whether this is a short-term issue or a

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The S&P 500 ( $.SPX(.SPX)$ ) and Nasdaq recently achieved record closing highs, driven by the continued strength of tech-related shares. Major financial institutions have released optimistic research reports, predicting a rally in 2025, with the highest target for the S&P 500 set at 7,000 points. As an experienced investor, my expectations for 2025 are cautiously optimistic, and my trading strategy will reflect a balanced approach to capitalize on potential gains while managing risks. Market Expectations for 2025 The recent performance of the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indicates a strong market sentiment. The tech sector, in particular, has been a significant driver of recent gains, and this trend is expected to continue in 2025. Innovation, d

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