03.23.25 Market Recap | Stock Picks Included

Investment & Trading Updates

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March 23, 2025

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Market Recap

General Recap:

March 17: $SPY ( ▼ 2.01% ) 
Open at 562.79
High of 570.95
Low of 558.03
Closing price of 563.98
Totaling to a +1.17 (+0.21%) increase in price on the week.

Without even diving into deep technicals it was obvious this 570 was resistance for the week. A key level to notate.

I will go deeper into this level and a range to be cautious with when tested later in the reading.

Top Movers and Laggers

Top Gainers:

The chart below shows the free analysis from last week mentioning $TSLA ( ▼ 3.51% ) reaching a value zone.

Top Laggers:

  • Meta Platforms (META): Fell -11% on the week

  • NVIDIA (NVDA): Dropped 3.9% on the week.

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Today later in the newsletter we will cover $BA ( ▼ 3.24% ) $SIRI ( ▼ 4.49% ) $TSLA ( ▼ 3.51% ) $PYPL ( ▼ 5.39% ) and a few others that won’t be shared publicly.

A while ago, I shared a free report, but I didn't get as many people taking advantage of it as I’d hoped. Maybe I will share more in the future.

📌Positioning Yourself.

All levels of investors and traders need to be reminded of this. Sitting on cash is a position. People think you have to be long or short, but waiting is a risk free position. If you feel like you have to always buy something you won’t survive during an unpredictable market.

I saw a smart tweet today about the 2007-2008 crash verses now. This supports what I mentioned in our discord about it taking lots of time for the market to find a bottom.https://x.com/TheLongInvest/status/1903238843161334233

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  • Contributions: The money you contribute to an HSA is tax-deductible, which lowers your taxable income.

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  • Many people treat their HSA as just a "cash account" for future medical expenses. However, what most people don’t know is that you don’t have to keep your HSA money sitting in cash.

Maximizing Your HSA Investment Potential:

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  • Stocks and ETFs: If you have a long-term medical expense horizon, consider investing in a mix of stocks or ETFs that align with your risk tolerance.

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Key Takeaways:

  • Your HSA can be more than just a savings account — it can be a long-term investment tool.

  • Take advantage of the tax-free growth by investing in assets like stocks, ETFs, or mutual funds.

  • Using an HSA for investments allows you to potentially grow your savings faster than just using the money market rate.

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