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First, what is a Structural Change?
In the stock market, structural changes are fundamental, long-term shifts in how the market operates or in the underlying economic environment.
These shifts can be triggered by major technological advancements, changes in regulations or monetary policy, geopolitical events, or evolving investor behaviors, and they often require investors and companies to adapt their strategies to new market dynamics and conditions.
What do we see?
Large caps with good fundamentals, increasing profit, that aren’t “overhyped” continue to thrive.
When large caps are overextended, small/mid caps tend to catch volume.
43% chance of a government shutdown…
So what’s the plan for the month? Will it be a time to buy? (private section)
We did buy $HOOD ( ▼ 3.07% ) shares at $42, 6 months ago.. NOW IT’S $104, with a high of $117. I expected this move would take 1 year.
Let’s say your average person who may have $400 to add $HOOD shares at $40.
At $104 it would be worth $1,040
If you are a swing trader you can either Sell, or ride the wave (ups and downs) for 1-2 years) for either a higher price or so you can pay less taxes on your profits.
This can easily scale because if you had more money to invest, say $2,000, it becomes $5,200.
My strategy as an investor and swing trader is to only swing trade stocks I would invest in. This theory makes it easy to be patient.
For example, If we buy 400 shares of x stock, we sell 200 at a certain price target and the rest stays invested. It’s smart to separate accounts. One for swing trading and investing.
Most people are not their yet, so for new market participants, just invest.
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