Honestly everytime I look at financial news every season is a strong season for stocks....this one has to be an up year because it's an election year. Next year it will be up another 23% just because it's the year after election year.
These articles are literally plastered all over..... Avgo is already up 56% year to date and since the split is coming articles like this appear.... AVGO Alert: Why the 10-1 Broadcom Stock Split Could Ignite a Tech Buying Frenzy https://investorplace.com/2024/07/a...tock-split-could-ignite-a-tech-buying-frenzy/ These stocks are returning more in 6 months than past markets where you had to wait 19 years to see a return of a few hundred percent .......
Since tomorrow is a holiday the markets are going to make up for it. Friday's markets will print unbelievable free money, should be up a minimum of 1.5% ....nasdaq will surge again as the same stocks lead the indexes higher........now that tesla is back they just have to push that stock up 3 or 4% and like magic the nasdaq will rise over 150 points a day. Each week expect a 400 to 700 point gain in the nasdaq and by end of this year the nasdaq should catapult to 30,000 easily without any pull backs. Just straight up risk free money.
People need to tell themselves that this market can’t go down! Don’t fight it and don’t complain about it. When you do that and accept the fact that they can’t bring this market down you will be much happier.
There will be some mini dips or points when the Q’s falls 10-15 pts within the uptrend. That is to be expected, but each just creates another dip buying V potential.
And another article showcasing tesla return It's been non stop since tesla rose significantly the last few days.... https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/mee...crosoft-apple-and-alphabet-topping-2-trillion
CONGRATS once again to all those who play the ZERO risk free money strategy baby$$$$ Hope everyone gets long for the HUGE run since we have been going sideways for like weeks now
So how did this long only strategy work in 2022? Were you also up 20% back then? Even NVDA was down heavy in 2022.