Are there any emerging market ETF to look into? My profolio is very tech heavy other than VOO and VTI.

- We covered how to use the Fear & Greed Index to spot buying opportunities. - Key idea: Buy during fear, not hype. Red markets = potential discounts. - Earnings from major companies can create volatility — but volatility = opportunity. - Beginners should stick to simple ETFs (VOO / SPY / QQQ) and focus on consistency. - Big mindset shift: Think long-term. Quality companies tend to recover and grow over time. Shout out @Robert Graham for the information! Full video recording is available in the "Stock Call Recordings" folder under the Classroom tab.

Pricing can be a uncomfortable conversation. Whether you’re new in business or experienced, we’ve all felt that moment where someone says: “Can you do it cheaper?” Here’s what I’ve learned: Most of the time… It’s not actually about the price. It’s about perceived value. Real example — someone recently pitched me a $3,000/month service. My hesitation wasn’t the number. It was: • What exactly comes with this? • How does it solve my problems? • How does this move my business forward? If they clearly showed the transformation or ROI, it becomes easier to justify the investment. That’s backed up by business research too: 👉 Buyers prioritize measurable outcomes over price when evaluating services 👉 Competing on price alone reduces trust and perceived expertise 👉 Discounting trains clients to negotiate rather than commit But instead of lowering your price… Try increasing clarity around your value. Show: ✅ Deliverables ✅ Outcomes ✅ Process ✅ Impact Price is only a problem when value isn’t visible. Stand by your pricing. Communicate better.

We’re back at it. Join us tonight at 6 PM Eastern for our live stock call. - If you can't make the call, feel to drop any investing related questions down below and we will get them answered - All stock call recordings will be available in the classroom tab for playback See you tonight 👊