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Consumer Sector and Medical Health Care Sector ETFs are rising for more than 5 months. I missed it. I add XLP , XBI, XLV and VDC to my Retirement Portfolio in a specific ration.
I've been doing some serious thinking lately about where the markets are heading and, more importantly, how we're going to survive financially when we get older. With the US mid-term elections just a couple
The power of US Goverment is mininishing. So The price of Bitcoin is rising. The interests rate of US 30 years Teasury Bonds will rise continuously and the speed of Bitcoin Rising will increase. Well Balanced Portfolio should be prepared for Retirements.
The S&P 500 just ticked up about 0.45%, and the Nasdaq followed right along with it. It looks like the market is slowly catching its breath, especially after Secretary Bessent announced he’d actively
The interest rates of US longterm treasury bonds continues to rise. The price of Tech stocks is getting lower. It is time to buy QQQ and VOO and SMH.
Markets had a rough ride today—S&P dropped 0.87% and Nasdaq took a 1% hit. Treasury Secretary Bessent mentioned direct purchases of long-term bonds, but the 30-year yield spiked anyway and oil crossed
US Government determines to taise US stock market. Is it Time to buy QQQ and AI related ETSs such as AIS, SMH?
I wanted to share a quick thought on the recent market dip and how I've been managing my portfolio lately. Seeing the S&P and Nasdaq bounce after treasury buyback news just proves why trying to time
There are many news that AI Infrasteuctue Investment Fund makes too much debt. Can Bigtech Company survive?
Looking at the markets lately, things are getting pretty wild. The US 30-year yield touched 5.32%—levels we haven't seen since 2007—while global yields in Germany and Japan are creeping up too. On top
Semiconductor AIS is good choice for investing to diversified AI related Tech company. I will keep it for more than 50 years.
I have been a pretty wild week in the markets honestly. The S&P 500 dipped 0.52% and the Nasdaq is down 0.32%. What's really crazy is the US 30-year bond yield hitting 5.31%—we haven't seen levels
If AI investing trends is bubble, what will happen to my Pension ETFs Portfolio? Is it safe now? What should I do if AI bubble collapse?
I’ve been reading some stuff from Prof. Kim Young-ik about the current AI bubble, and honestly, it’s giving me a lot to think about. It feels like we're in this crazy over-leveraged phase right now. So
I realized that Growth of ETFs such as SCHD and DGRO giving Dividends periodically is higher than S&P500 indexes and accumulating SCHD and DGRO is enough to be Rich for Safe Retirement.
I was just doing some personal math on retirement the other day and honestly, the reality is pretty harsh. It turns out that for an average salary worker, retiring at 65 usually means running completely
I changed the portion of AI ETFs and added REITs ETFs for making Free Cash Flow. HBD and VNQ and XLRE will make more Free Cash Dollars and I will buy more HBD by using Dividends from REITs and interest of HBD.
just wanted to share some thoughts on the market today. we saw a little dip in the nasdaq and s&p 500 recently. sandisk had a nice 7 percent bump but broadcom took a hit with that vmware security thing.