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Side by side with our mooers, we've navigated through the last quarter of 2023 and stepped into the promising beginnings of 2024 with enthusiasm! Our heartfelt thanks go out to the mooers for their unwavering support and camaraderie!
In the fourth quarter, we saw the last big meeting of the Federal Reserve for the year, checked how well our finances did, and looked at chances to invest in areas like tech...

my goal is to wait for market retracement and then add on some positions. mostly for snp 100.

In 2023, the three major U.S. stock indexes delivered impressive results, breaking through or approaching record highs. Extending the timeline, U.S. stocks repeatedly regained their footing after sharp declines in 2015, 2018, 2020, and 2022, outpacing all other asset classes during the decade-long bull run.
Looking ahead, Wall Street's outlook for U.S. stocks is mixed, with valid reasons to sup...

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my investment did ok in 2023. mostly cash funds and some stocks. no options trading.

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Stocks rose slightly on Friday but logged a losing week amid renewed wor...

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US Treasury bonds
Bond investors have been closely watching the yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds, which has been on the rise since August and recently hit a high of 4.354% before easing back slightly. As of last Monday, it stood at 4.328%, close to levels not seen in over a decade.
This sustained increase is largely driven by concerns over inflation, as well as uncertainty surrounding the Fed's monetary pol...