Earnings Beat, Stock Fell Anyway: Why I Don’t Have to Pick the Next Nvidia
I read two headlines back to back this week that didn’t make sense to me at first. One: a major […]
Investing for Beginners
Plain-English explainers: S&P 500, ETFs, dollar-cost averaging, compounding.
The Fed’s New Chair Testifies This Week — My Monthly Buy Doesn’t Care
A new Fed chair testifies before Congress this week, with fresh inflation data landing the same day. Markets will parse every word. My monthly buy won’t — here’s why.
I Own a Piece of Hundreds of Companies.
An ETF is like a basket: one item, but many things inside it. In my last post, I described how
Dollar-Cost Averaging: The Boring Habit That Quietly Built My Portfolio
On the 21st of every month, my phone buzzes with the same notification: my salary has landed. And within about
What If You Just Bought the S&P 500 Every Month?
You keep hearing “just buy the S&P 500” — but what is it, really? A 40-something engineer explains the S&P 500 in plain English: what it is, how to invest in it, and the honest truth about its returns.