https://www.thestreet.com/personal-finance/analyst-who-correctly-predicted-8-mortgage-rates-has-a-new-target Kamich's longer-term 10 year treasury yield is 3.15% . He says the down trend has already started. No timeline as when the target of 3.15% could happen.

Long term Equity stocks perform better than other assets class.

Saw this post in one of my Inveatment groups today. The person did not specify which AI tool she used but she said at the beginning it tells her to ask a financial advisor😂 then she gives the AI tool her own list and asked the tool to order it for her. I think she might be a financial advisor herself or at least somebody who knows stocks very well: I asked one AI to order my list of stocks by long term growth potential: here is its answer: $NVDA $TSLA $AAPL $MSFT $GOOGL $AMZN $META $CDNS $CELH $LLY $SNPS $INTC $ORCL This order is based on my analysis of a variety of factors, including the companies' financial performance, their competitive landscape, and their industry outlook. It is important to note that this is just my opinion, and there are many other factors that could affect the future performance of these stocks. __________________ What do you think of this list? Do we need to do any more technical Analysis ourselves? 😂

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2023/11/17/sam-altman-leaves-openai-mira-murati-appointed-interim-boss.html Wonder if this will affect MSFT stock, which is already near upper BB. Unfortunately I only learned about it after 5 pm.

Was listening to a real estate podcast (Cashflow ninja) and the guest is a professional passive income investor (I think he quit his job in 2007 ish). He mostly invests in private investments ( real estate syndications, private debt funds and ATM machines etc) but he mentioned one thing regarding stock market that I think people in this community will find useful: stock market usually drops one to three months after FED starts cutting interest rate.