1/5 I don’t like giving investment advice. Everyone has their own risk tolerances and goals. Nobody can make these choices for you. Nor should they. But I saw this & thought it hilariously candid, so here’s my take.
2/5 Most sell-offs are overblown. Buying in stages on the way down, even if there’s more ‘down’ to go, is a good strategy for maximizing returns when the inevitable rebound occurs.
3/5 Fundamentals still matter. The fact that a stock is surging doesn’t mean it should. Don’t invest in what you don’t understand. Do your homework to ensure you’re not fuelling a bubble that will soak you when it bursts.
4/5 If your risk tolerance is low and your time horizon is long, index funds are boring but safe. Gold and silver will also pay off in the long run, again, assuming you’re willing to hold.
5/5 And don’t touch any of these crypto ‘treasury’ companies with a ten-foot pole.
Calvin Ayre
Jun. 18, 2025
https://x.com/CalvinAyre/status/1935351240474436016?t=aSgr1y8yLqwTAb9ivR-ANw&s=19
https://t.me/CalvinAyre/980
2/5 Most sell-offs are overblown. Buying in stages on the way down, even if there’s more ‘down’ to go, is a good strategy for maximizing returns when the inevitable rebound occurs.
3/5 Fundamentals still matter. The fact that a stock is surging doesn’t mean it should. Don’t invest in what you don’t understand. Do your homework to ensure you’re not fuelling a bubble that will soak you when it bursts.
4/5 If your risk tolerance is low and your time horizon is long, index funds are boring but safe. Gold and silver will also pay off in the long run, again, assuming you’re willing to hold.
5/5 And don’t touch any of these crypto ‘treasury’ companies with a ten-foot pole.
Calvin Ayre
Jun. 18, 2025
https://x.com/CalvinAyre/status/1935351240474436016?t=aSgr1y8yLqwTAb9ivR-ANw&s=19
https://t.me/CalvinAyre/980
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