Daily Wealth
DailyWealth Investment Philosophy At DailyWealth, our investment approach can be summed up like this: Purchase high-value assets when they are out of favor and sell them when demand is high. We recognize that many investors tend to take on excessive risks, and our goal is to guide you in steering clear of those risky ventures while avoiding the common pitfalls that most investors fall into. We firmly believe that you can achieve substantial profits in a secure manner by simply going against popular trends. However, our focus extends beyond just the immediate market opportunities; we are dedicated to sharing top-notch wealth-building strategies that will help you grow your wealth safely and consistently over your lifetime.
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1 week ago |
dailywealth.com | Marc Chaikin
Three hundred bits per second... That's about 186 times slower than the early dial-up Internet connections of the 1990s. At 300 bits per second, it would take around 18 minutes to load Google's basic homepage to a computer screen. And attaching a PDF file to an e-mail could take a couple of hours. But thanks to the development of high-speed Internet and fiber-optic cables, today's Internet experience is very different. We can access data at lightning speeds.
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1 week ago |
dailywealth.com | Marc Chaikin
Information leaks... The "smart money" buys ahead of major announcements... And analysts at the biggest investment banks have unprecedented access to what's happening. That's just how the world works. There's no getting around it. Now, don't get me wrong... I'm not saying the reign of the "insiders club" is the way it should be. But it's the system we have. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has done a lot to clean things up over the years. But the investing world remains far from perfect.
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1 month ago |
dailywealth.com | Eric Wade
When you pull up a chart for bitcoin, you probably just check the price and move on... Most people look at (and think about) bitcoin in terms of dollars. That's for the same reason you'd price any asset in dollars – it makes it easy to track. People want to see when bitcoin is in a rally or a sell-off. So tracking it in dollars makes it easy to keep score. But don't forget that bitcoin – and the bitcoin network – doesn't have anything to do with dollars.
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1 month ago |
dailywealth.com | Eric Wade
I've told the story about how I got started with bitcoin before. Long story short, I was intrigued by the idea of a non-sovereign currency. I was looking for something similar to a hard currency (like gold)... but that could be used over the Internet. So I started mining bitcoin in 2013. And I still remember that I spent the first small amount of bitcoin I mined rather than holding on to it. That makes sense if you see bitcoin as a currency. You put some in your wallet, and you spend it.
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1 month ago |
dailywealth.com | Marc Chaikin
Without question, we've endured a challenging stretch in the market recently... The S&P 500 Index suffered a 10% pullback in less than a month. And the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index lost 13% over the same period. Beyond that, a major wave of volatility is sweeping across the top of the market... In the Power Gauge, none of the so-called "Magnificent Seven" stocks earn a "bullish" or better overall rating today. And the group's collective performance has been terrible over the past month.
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