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 👊

Over the last few years building Latin Wealth, one thing has become very clear through interviews, conversations, and listening to this community. The biggest things holding many Latinos back from investing, building businesses, and creating wealth are: • Lack of education • Lack of representation • A low belief system in ourselves And honestly—those are all valid. When you don’t see people who look like you winning, when no one teaches you how money or business really works, it’s easy to stay stuck. But staying stuck doesn’t mean staying there forever. Growth usually starts with small, intentional shifts—new habits, new conversations, new environments. One thing I’m always intentional about is putting myself in uncomfortable rooms. Rooms where I’m not the smartest person and I’m forced to listen, learn, and stretch. That’s where real growth happens. So I’m curious 👇What’s one positive habit you’re working on right now? Or one uncomfortable move you know would help you move forward?