When Investing Tips Into Gambling – The Havoc This Can Cause

ByTTT

Trading the hottest sectors, stocks, ETFs, etc., can be an addictive game.

My advice to you, learned the hard way, of course – know where the line between trading ends and gambling begins.

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A brief synopsis of what I cover includes:

  • Big picture recap of where the markets are and how asset revesting is stacking up against the 60/40 portfolio.
  • The importance of knowing about maximum drawdowns.
  • A granular view of our consistent growth strategy and the markets.
  • What happens when subscribers and I reach a profit target?
  • Short-term momentum charts.
  • What does it mean that the stock market is making all-new highs, but NVDA is not?
  • Gambling vs Trading/Investing: A closer look at NVDA.
  • The bond market – when will it be a good investment again?
  • Is the VIX ready to pop?
  • US dollar – is the chart pointing to a base or a bear flag?
  • Precious metals – will gold continue its push to the upside?
  • Industrials – are primed and ready for another surge.
  • Crude oil’s weekly chart shows a similar pattern to 2088.
  • Stock market cycles.

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Chris Vermeulen
Chief Market Analyst
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Disclaimer: None of this material is meant to be construed as investment advice. It is for education and entertainment purposes only. The video is accurate as of the interview date but may not be accurate in the future.