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 | 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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2 weeks 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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3 weeks 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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4 weeks ago | dailywealth.com | Marc Chaikin

For the first three days, Brittany Farrish's hiking trip was idyllic... Farrish and a friend explored the Fryatt Valley of Jasper National Park in Alberta, Canada. And as nightfall approached on the third day, they relaxed on a glacial lake. Some people spend a lifetime fantasizing about this type of trip. But then... disaster struck. As Farrish and her friend settled in for the night, they saw a flash of lightning in the distance.
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4 weeks ago | dailywealth.com | Marc Chaikin

Folks, you know by now that we're in a time of fear in the markets... And during the Federal Reserve's meeting last week, Chair Jerome Powell made it clear that the central bank is worried about "stagflation."Put simply, it looks like economic growth is slowing. Yet inflation is creeping back up toward 3%. That makes today's market environment particularly dangerous. Specifically, inflation limits the Fed's ability to cut interest rates when the market weakens.
A Low Price to Pay for a Mega Melt Up

1 month ago | dailywealth.com | Keith Kaplan

The market is taking us on a wild ride in 2025. The headlines have been all over the place. And stocks are reacting as you'd expect – soaring one week and shaking out weak hands the next. As I write, the tech-focused Nasdaq 100 Index is down 2.8% from the start of the year. That's tough, considering the 5.5% year-to-date gain we were looking at two weeks ago.
Belt Tightening Isn't Stopping This Bull Market

2 months ago | dailywealth.com | Marc Chaikin

Folks, as I told readers recently, the next few months will be a tug-of-war... The strong economy will have to battle the shifting sands of U.S. monetary, fiscal, and tariff policies. And that will challenge the resolve of this bull market. We're seeing that play out in real time. The broad market turned down at the end of 2024. And it struggled to make new highs for weeks. But now, that's changing...
We're in a Time of 'Headline Risk'

2 months ago | dailywealth.com | Marc Chaikin

The S&P 500 Index just reached a new all-time high... Yesterday, the index soared above its January 23 high to close at 6,129.57. And it has gained roughly 4% so far in 2025. But over the past month, some unsettling developments have caused big volatility in stocks... One was the turmoil surrounding Chinese artificial-intelligence ("AI") startup DeepSeek. The company announced breakthrough advancements in the speed and cost of AI.
The Inevitable Rise of 'Crypto Dollars'

Jan 17, 2025 | dailywealth.com | Eric Wade

It would have been the biggest bank in human history... In May 2019, Facebook executive David Marcus secretly gathered some of the social media company's brightest minds together. He told them not to share what they were talking about. Then, he hoisted a glass of champagne into the air and said, "We're going to change the world." Facebook was secretly developing a bitcoin competitor... a "supercurrency" backed by a basket of currencies from around the world. It was called Libra.
Real Assets Are Changing the Future of Cryptos

Jan 15, 2025 | dailywealth.com | Eric Wade

In October 2018, the St. Regis Aspen Resort became the first of its kind... To raise money for renovations, the luxury resort's owners decided to sell fractional ownership of the hotel through the Ethereum blockchain. Digital "Aspen Coins" were priced at $1 each. And accredited investors had to buy at least 10,000 of them to participate. In total, the hotel raised $18 million by selling 18.9% of its ownership to individual investors.