To The Moon

We all know that electrifying feeling when a trade moves in our favor—the thrill of seeing green numbers rise and imagining the profits rolling in. Yet, paradoxically, taking those profits can feel almost impossible. So, what really keeps us from turning potential gains into actual profits? For me, the answer is surprisingly simple: luck. Timing plays a bigger role than we often admit. I can buy a stock with careful analysis, only to watch it stagnate or move in the wrong direction. No matter how confident I am in my research, if the price doesn’t reach a level that allows me to sell profitably, I simply can’t take profits. It’s as straightforward and as frustrating as that. But luck isn’t the only factor. Our psychology plays a huge role. Fear and uncertainty often creep in when a stock a

Wells Fargo recently upgraded its year-end forecast for the S&P 500, now expecting the benchmark index to finish the year between 6,600 and 6,800 points, up from its previous projection of 6,300 to 6,500. Based on the midpoint of these ranges, that implies a potential gain of over 4% from current levels—a notable bullish signal. Personally, I think Wells Fargo’s forecast is certainly possible. After all, the S&P 500 isn’t far from these levels today. But rather than feel reassured, this actually makes me more cautious. Historically, when the market is bullish and momentum is high, that’s precisely when I try to step back and evaluate my risk. As Warren Buffett famously said, “Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.” Right now, I think it’s time to embr

NEWS: Tesla has just made a HUGE update to its U.S. website. Tesla now says you only need to "order by September 30" to take advantage of Federal EV credit. This means the vehicle doesn’t have to be delivered by September 30 — as long as you place the order by that date, you can take delivery weeks or even months later and still take advantage of the credit! So while the Federal EV credit still ends on Sept 30, this new flexibility in eligibility and being able to take delivery later will help Tesla's Q4 vehicle delivery numbers, and enable a lot more people to use the $7,500 federal EV credit. This change comes after the IRS updated its language for the EV credit on its website, and applies to all eligible EV makers/vehicles.