I took note from an investor(youtuber Felix) how to prepare for a crash. Things we can do right now: 1. Assess your risk. Ie. Diversify your asset class. 2. Take some profit on Winners or set stop loss 3. Rebalance to defensive positions 4. Create your crash shopping list 5. Tight risk management (avoid leverage) 6. Control your emotion. I think we can have a 15 to 20% big correction day (or week) but not a prolong market crash in 2026 that most people fears. Can you share one good defensive stock that you know can be a good play in 2026? For me I picked Pfizer, Verizon and Vici.

📝 The Fan Principle, popularized by John Murphy, suggests that major trend changes occur when the price successively breaks through three trend lines. Here's how it works: 🐂 In a bullish trend: The price starts breaking upward trend lines one by one. By the time the third line is broken, the trend shifts bearish. 🐻 In a bearish trend: The price pierces through downward trend lines. Breaking the third one signals a reversal to a bullish trend.

1. Canada’s Health-Care Crisis Is Structural, Not Financial 2. More Money Won’t Fix Canadian Health Care 3. Wait Lists Are a Design Problem—and Canada Can Redesign 4. Universal Coverage, Better Access: What Canada Refuses to Learn 5. Canada Pays More for Health Care—and Gets Longer Waits 6. Fix the Incentives, Fix the Wait Times 7. Canada’s Hospital Funding Model Is Built for Backlogs 8. The Status Quo Is the Reform That Failed 9. To Save Medicare, Change How We Run It 10. Other Universal Systems Work Better—Because They Work Differently 11. https://www.fraserinstitute.org/commentary/time-think-differently-about-health-care-canada

War moves so fast you can only trade it now on things like Prediction Markets. Someone was tracking the sudden spike in pizza deliveries to the Pentagon. Why? When big operations (like a strike or capture) are being planned, staff work late nights and order more food to keep going. An anonymous programmer even built a bot to track these pizza orders, using it to predict a U.S.-led strike that captured Venezuelan President To trade it they used Polymarket turning a $30,000 bet into $436,000 in profits. This is basically arbitrage: spotting hidden info (like pizza trends) to beat the "fog of war" and make money on what others miss. Crazy times. Note: Thanks to James, InvestAnswers