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Copper
- Everyone talks about AI chips - Copper quietly becoming one of the most important AI trades makes a lot of sense - Data centers, power demand, grids, cooling... all roads eventually lead back to commodities - Copper Giants: - $FCX - $SCCO - $TECK - Copper Growth: - $HBM - $ERO - $LUNMF - Next-Gen Copper: $IVPAF $NGEX $FILO - High Beta Copper: - $TGB - $TRQ $CSCCF - Copper ETF: - $COPX - My top pick is HBM (balance of growth + real assets)
Copper
4 likes • 13d
@Kevin Esmati Thanks for sharing
Going to Japan for 2 weeks & Market is generally bullish
After working hard for the last 7 months, we are close to launching the next phase for growth - the US hedge fund. As the market recovered, I am generally bullish for the next 2 weeks. This means we are just holding our long term positions until it is an optimal time to take profit. Meanwhile, I will be heading to Fukuoka and Tokyo Japan. I was " " this close to going to Hokkaido this year but my wife decided to go Fukuoka. So we are going to Fukuoka instead. YAY! Time to become a travel blog influencer instead of a finance influencer / portfolio manager. I will still be monitoring the market, being active in the community and answer any questions. If you are looking to join Investing Accelerator directly, you can use the discounted link and payment plan. You will get 33% off $9000 USD lifetime membership. This will be $499 a month for 12 months. https://5mininvesting.thrivecart.com/special-discount-investing-accelerator/ I am looking to visit onsen in Fukuoka, eating some beef and strawberries. If you have any recommendations, let me know.​ Looking forward to the relaxing hot summery weather in Japan.​ Cheers, Eric ---- Eric Seto Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) Chartered Investment Manager (CIM) Founder of 5MinInvesting.com In May, I’m helping 20 people to become better at investing. During the call, you can discuss which area of analysis you need the most help with (finding discounted stocks vs generating income). You can discuss your knowledge on options (and whether or not you are looking to learn a specific option strategy e.g. covered calls, cash secured puts, spreads) We can identify if you would benefit from the techniques covered in the program from technical, fundamentals to buying / selling options We can also discuss the tax advantages / disadvantages of using different retirement / investing accounts for each strategy.
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@Eric Seto Enjoy your trip with your family.
"You don't have to make it back the way that you lost it."
Financial investor Warren Buffett encourages us not to cling to our losing efforts or chase what isn't working and instead focus on the next best action Source: 1994 Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letter Especially not now. We just exited geopolitical uncertainty. The bull market is opening. And if you're still holding losers, you're leaving gains on the table. When fear dominated — Iran tensions, recession chatter — many positions got crushed regardless of thesis. Now that volatility is settling, capital is rotating hard into growth. This is the reset moment. Here's the trap: holding a 30% loser while the broader market rebounds 15% feels like a recovery story. It's not. You're still underwater and you're missing the move. The smarter play: - Accept the loss. Cut it loose. - Redeploy into high-conviction leveraged plays — QLD, other 2x,3x if you're bullish on tech/AI. - Let leveraged positions do the heavy lifting in a bull market. You don't recover by waiting. You recover by positioning for what's next. I used to think selling a loser meant admitting defeat. This is sunk cost bias! Then I realized: the best investors aren't afraid to harvest losses and rotate into the next big theme. That's how you actually make it back — faster, smarter, and better. What's one losing position you're holding that could be redeployed into a leveraged play you actually believe in?​
2 likes • Apr 27
@Rose B Yes. That's my plan to convert then invest. I will have more freedom. Some of my investments are taxable, that's where I have some MFST and some are in IRA.
2 likes • Apr 27
@Rose B Thank you for sharing.
More tech job losses - Microsoft & Meta
9,000 Microsoft employees did everything right. Top schools. FAANG resumes. $200K salaries. Still got replaced by a line item in an AI budget. Senior engineers. Directors. PMs with FAANG resumes and 15-year careers. The memo called it “voluntary retirement.” Nobody volunteered. Here’s the part nobody’s saying out loud: Microsoft is cutting humans to pay for AI. The same people who built the company are now funding the technology that made them unnecessary. No performance review saves you from a budget decision. This is what the AI transition actually looks like. Not robots. Just a reallocation of spend ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Meta, tells its staff that it is laying off 10% of its employees in a push for "efficiency." This is roughly ~8,000 employees who will be laid off. The ongoing impact of AI.
4 likes • Apr 25
I have noted that one company I worked with was having copilot training sessions available almost every day.
5 likes • Apr 25
@Lindsay Talbot Sad because I think that if the Government is not serving the people by educating them, this will have such negative impacts. I have had a few people tell me that they don't trust AI and don't use it and that AI only tells you what you want to hear. That is not the opinion I have of AI so I think education is the key. Yes, it's scary because we can't tell how far reaching the changes will be.
Never Time The Market
- Volatility can make the market feel unpredictable. - But the real risk is not being invested. - Missing just the 10 best days cuts returns by more than half, a difference of about $45K on a $10K investment. - And those best days are often clustered. - In recent markets, many of the biggest gains came right after selloffs tied to tariffs and geopolitical headlines. - Owning stocks on just those days would have returned about 52%, compared with roughly 12% for buying and holding, according to the Wall Street Journal. - But predicting when that relief comes is nearly impossible, and exactly what makes timing so difficult. - As Peter Lynch once said, “Far more money has been lost by investors preparing for corrections, or trying to anticipate corrections, than has been lost in corrections themselves.”
Never Time The Market
2 likes • Apr 13
@Kevin Esmati Yes. I have heard this from great investors that you really should not focus on timing market.
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