Three New Books

You know the saying: if you can’t explain a subject to a five-year-old, you don’t understand it well enough. This is exactly what I aimed for in my new books. This time, I tried something new. I created children’s books in areas where I have expertise: trading, investing, and meditation. Although my son is still too young for those books (a little over three months old), one day I will read them to him. If you have kids between the ages of two and fourteen or know friends who have the same, these books would be an excellent and entertaining introduction to the fields of trading, investing, and meditation.

Investing for Babies

Einstein said “Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it. He who does not, pays it,”. The language of money is an essential skill everyone can learn. Help your kid have a headstart and inspire them about the possibilities of investing while reading this book together. Some adults might learn a thing or two too. It is never too early or too late to learn the language of markets.

Trading for Babies

If you learn how to trade stocks profitably, you might never have to work a day in your life. It all starts with the basics. Help your kid learn and understand the foundation of successful trading by exploring this book together. Give them a huge advantage in life. If they understand how to trade successfully, they will have the freedom to choose any profession in the world because they can always supplement their income with trading. You can too. It’s never too late to start.

Meditation for Babies

One of the most important life skills is the ability to calm your mind before, during, and after a stressful situation. Learning the basics of meditation from a young age can give your kids that essential skill and prepare them for life. Read this book together and help them become the best version of themselves.

Sector Rotations Continue

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The S&P 500 had a mid-week pullback but managed to recover in the last 20 minutes of the week. Small caps, Russel 2k, outperformed on Friday, which is what we are supposed to see when interest rates are pulling back. Can they follow through next week? 208-210 seems like a major resistance and potential pivotal area for IWM. A lot will depend on interest rates. Small caps, biotech, homebuilders, and financials have been highly negatively correlation to interest rates lately. 

In the meantime, sector rotations continue with full force. While tech, software in particular, was hit hard last week, retailers and energy bounced. Consumer staples and utilities also saw an inflow. The frequent rotations in the market don’t mean that we should become complacent and just buy any dip because all dips eventually get bought in a bull market. Even in a bull market, a correction in individual stock can be deeper and continue longer than most expect. The market is designed to fool the majority.

We remain in a market of stocks environment. This time the opportunities are not only in a small number of tech stocks but more spread out in various sectors – a stock pickers market for nimble traders.

Here are links to the books mentioned in the video:

Investing for babies

Trading for babies

Meditation for babies

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The Magnificent One and The Wake-up of Clean Energy

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NVDA did it again. Another epic earnings report. Another gap to a new all-time high. This time, they also announced a 10 for 1 stock split. The CEO, Jensen mentioned that they are on a one-year cycle for their AI chips. Good luck to the competition trying to catch up. 

What other stocks are likely to benefit from the rise of AI – Anything needed to build and run bigger and more efficient data centers. This includes energy stocks, cooling equipment, storage devices, networking equipment, firewalls, transistors, routers, controllers, backup generators, etc. Some of the stocks that are benefiting or likely to benefit from the AI trend – MU, COHR, AMZN, MSFT, GOOGL, AMD, SMCI, NVT, CLS, etc.

Another big theme from the last week was the resurrection of clean energy stocks. Solar names have been perennial dogs for years. Something changed last week and we saw a massive rally in the sector. It was led by FSLR which is the only solar near its 52-week highs. The rest are dogs but even dead cats could bounce 50% if there’s a strong sector move – ENPH, JKS, CSIQ, SHLS, TAN.

Don’t forget that the market tends to surprise the majority and provide a rug pull when people become too complacent and enthusiastic – see the price action last Thursday. Everything gapped up after record Nvidia profits and then sold off hard only to recover the next day. Volatility is starting to pick up again. The good news is that money is not leaving the market. It’s merely rotating between sectors. The bull market is still on. We have to pay attention to the hot themes of the day and play where there’s action.

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