Imagine this: You have one golden ticket to dine with either Donald Trump or Warren Buffett. No media, no handlers – just you, your burning investment questions, and a legendary figure who's shaped modern finance. Who would you choose? This isn't just about food preferences – it's about fundamentally different approaches to wealth creation that could reshape your portfolio strategy. The Trump Experience: Deal-Making Over Dessert A dinner with the 45th President would be anything but ordinary. Here's what you'd likely take away: 1. The Art of the Deal (and the Rebrand) Trump's business empire thrived on licensing and branding (Trump Tower, hotels, golf courses) Key lesson: Creating perceived value can be as important as intrinsic value Modern parallel: Meme stocks and celebrity crypto endor

The S&P 500's 0.76% decline in April has investors whispering the old adage: "Sell in May and go away." But before you liquidate your portfolio and head for the sidelines, let’s examine whether this seasonal strategy still holds water—or if staying put (or even buying the dip) might be the smarter play. The "Sell in May" Myth: Does It Still Work? The "Sell in May" strategy stems from historical data showing that stocks tend to underperform between May and October. Since 1950, the S&P 500 has averaged a +1.7% return from November-April versus just +0.8% from May-October. But here’s the catch: markets don’t always follow the script. 2023 Example: The S&P 500 gained 8% from May-October, defying the seasonal slump. 2022 Exception: The index plunged 15% in the same period amid Fed r

It's been a tough period for investors this year. One moment we thought June was the bottom, the next moment September/ October hits. Just as when we thought the worse is over (when November CPI came in lower than expected and the Fed decided to slow the rate of hike), markets still continue to tumble.  For the month of November and December, I have been adding more of $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ $Apple(AAPL)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ AMAZON, VOO, QQQ.  The most painful investments so far would be Tesla as I have bought even more at $185, $180, $175, $170, $160, $155. Y

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ The Justifiable Price Increase of the Tesla Model 3: A Closer Look In the ever-evolving landscape of electric vehicles (EVs), Tesla's Model 3 has long held its ground as a symbol of innovation and sustainability. Recently, the world witnessed a price increase in the Model 3, and it's worth delving into the reasons behind this change. The Range Revolution One of the driving forces behind the Model 3's price hike is a significant enhancement in its range. Tesla has boosted the range by a remarkable 9%, taking it from 556km to an impressive 606km on a single charge. This upgrade addresses a crucial concern for EV enthusiasts – range anxiety. By pushing the boundaries of what an EV can achieve on a s