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Table of Content

Insights

💫 Must know news on Wall Street: Stock Split | Data Driven Insights

❓️ Quality Trades and Investments Insights 10+ reasons to trade quality over quantiy

Bullish or Bearish This Week?

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News Explained

50-for-1 Stock Split: Should You Buy Chipotle Stock?

Everything you need to know about their 50-1 stock split.

What is a stock split?

  • A stock split is like cutting a pizza into smaller slices. It doesn’t change the total pizza, but instead of 8 slices, we can split our pizza into 100 pieces to offer more to everyone.

  • A company that splits it’s stock to increase the number of shares available, makes the shares more affordable for investors without changing the overall value.

Should I buy?

Only consider buying if you see long term value in the company, aligning with your investment goals and risk tolerance.

Commonly asked question?

  1. What if I am already holding shares?

    • In this case for a 50 for 1 split, each share your own will now equal 50.

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Fed and Powell are Dovish

Hawkish vs Dovish:

  • Hawkish monetary policy focuses on low inflation and may involve raising interest rates, while dovish policy prioritizes low unemployment and may involve lowering rates.

Last Week’s Data Reaction:

S&P 500 had plenty of technical and macro reasons to decline, with PPI, CPI and unemployment all pointing to decreasing confidence in reaching our 2% inflation goals.

We were prepared for two rate cuts, and Powell said 3 may be in the coming months.

This Week’s Calendar

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Education

Trading Less Is Best

Why is trading less for efficient?

  • Trading less promotes quality over quantity, focusing on high-probability setups.

  • It encourages patience and discipline, crucial for success in the markets.

  • Reduced frequency of trades minimizes transaction costs and their impact on profits.

  • Emotionally-driven decisions are mitigated, leading to better outcomes.

Same for Investors?

  • Quality over quantity approach enhances overall portfolio performance and long-term success.

  • By waiting for optimal opportunities, traders/investors can make well-informed decisions and avoid impulsive actions.

Watch this video on how to handle losses like a pro.
Accept it, understand what you did wrong and move on. This can only be done when you expect 0.

More on that here.

Should an Investor have a condensed portfolio if they are already funding a 401k or mutual fund?

Your choice, but I would. Heres why…

  • A condensed portfolio simplifies management, reducing the time and effort required for oversight.

  • It allows for deeper analysis and understanding of individual investments, leading to better decision-making.

  • Concentrating investments in high-quality assets can mitigate risk and increase potential returns.

  • A focused portfolio aligns with long-term investment goals, reducing the need for constant monitoring.

  • By streamlining holdings, investors can capitalize on opportunities more effectively and adapt to changing market conditions.

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