The market took a hit today, but I’m actually excited about the red—because it means more opportunities to buy great companies at lower prices. While the big names like Tesla, Nvidia, and Google pulled back, we’re seeing strength in smaller sectors like utilities and energy, and even a surprising move in Bitcoin. I broke down why consumer sentiment is dropping, what Tesla’s trillion-dollar pay package really means, and why understanding value—not chasing price—is the key to winning long-term. If you’re here to learn a rational, disciplined investing process and stay calm when markets shake, this is exactly the kind of day we thrive on.
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