The market was a sea of red today, but I didn’t even flinch—I check my portfolio maybe twice a year because day-to-day noise doesn't matter to me. While major names like Nvidia and Tesla dropped sharply, I found it more fascinating that despite Celsius reporting explosive 173% revenue growth, the stock tanked 24% due to rising costs and profitability concerns. It just shows how irrational markets can be, and that’s why I focus on long-term fundamentals, not hype or headlines. Whether it’s evaluating a company like Celsius or making sense of rate cuts and job data, my goal is to apply a rational, repeatable process to every investment decision.
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