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  Hello to all our readers including Traders, Investors, Analysts, and others!!!!  Let’s recap this week’s latest news. Jim Cramer on Tuesday gave investors a list of stocks he believes fit Americans’ spending habits after navigating the Covid pandemic for the last three years. He picks his favorite travel, restaurant, live entertainment, and gym stocks . Crypto lender Genesis filed for bankruptcy protection late Thursday night in Manhattan federal court, the latest casualty in the industry contagion caused by the collapse of FTX and a crippling blow to a business once at the heart of Barry Silbert’s Digital Currency Group. Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Netflix, Nordstrom, and more . If you are a regular reader, you may be already aware, that we recommend 10-12 stocks in 2 different categories – 1. ValueGrowth and 2. TechFund, to fit different trading styles and strategies. You can find more details about these strategies in our FAQ section. This is more of ...

Even if the investment world is always changing due to events in geopolitics, changes in public opinion, or the introduction of new technologies, there are still some unchanging guidelines that financial planners must go by. Even though there are few, if any, assurances in finance, adhering to these principles can help you stay focused, responsible, and successful. These principles are a combination of practical, emotional, and social vows. Let us walk you through unwavering investing dos and don’ts now. 1. Don’t Get Emotional Always attempt to keep emotion under control, whether you experience significant losses or unexpected wins. Keeping a calm head implies that whatever happens behind the scenes is also made to endure, which is not simply relevant to frazzled Apprentice candidates who falter in the boardroom. Although this may be true for many professions, the challenges are multiplied for financial planners because their advice must be accepted by their customers before moving on...