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The Market Doesn’t Control You — Ignore the “Dinner Bell” (3-minute read) Pavlov showed that dogs could be conditioned to salivate at the sound of a bell. But dogs aren’t the only ones who can be conditioned. Investors need to throw off the market’s conditioning if they want to be successful.
The Solution: Don’t Throw Away Your Financial Future (4-minute read) What’s the solution to being an impatient investor? Actually, investing is simple. And Charles Mizrahi will guide you.
Millions of investors are enthralled by electric carmaker Tesla Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) and by its chief cheerleader and CEO, my fellow South African Elon Musk. The $700 Billion Problem Tesla Can’t Fix Millions of investors are enthralled by electric carmaker Tesla Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) and by its chief cheerleader and CEO, my fellow South African Elon Musk.
Still looking for market lollipops and investment teddy bears? It’s past time you got cold with gold. Gold Diggers; Nvidia ARMed; TSLA’s Chinese Bevy; Sorry Chevy
by Joseph Hargett August 17, 2020 Great Stuff
I Spy Golden Eyes Welcome to another week jam-packed with market goodness, Great Stuff reader! We’re kicking things off with a look at the most valuable malleable metal: gold. Yes, the everyman’s auriferous aversion to risk clawed its way back into the headlines last week after it took a 10% plunge in just four days. […]
The American Dream and Your Financial Freedom (4-minute read) Charles Mizrahi didn’t have anything while he was growing up. Today, he’s on a mission to give back to Americans. He believes it’s his patriotic duty. See why...

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