Engaging in active trading versus long-term investing requires unique strategies for maximizing returns. Active trading involves frequent buying and selling of securities, aiming to capitalize on short term market fluctuations. On the other hand, long-term investing focuses on holding assets over an extended period, leveraging the power of compounding.
Absolutely, the key to successful trading lies in a well defined strategy and execution. Whether you’re a day trader or a swing trader, having a plan that includes risk management and exit criteria is crucial. It isn’t just about making profits but also involves minimizing losses and staying resilient amidst market volatility.
Speaking from experience, I’ve been actively trading for the past 5 years and have made substantial gains. With careful research, analysis and execution, my portfolio has grown exponentially. It is essential to stay level headed so as to ensure that fear or greed doesn’t stop you.
I’m intrigued by your progress. Could you share some insights into your trading strategy or perhaps recommend any specific resources or mentors that have led to your success.
This aligns perfectly with my interest in diversifying my financial portfolio. Could you share the contact information of your financial manager/advisor for further guidance?
This is a high level macro perspective as it stands today. Problem is, it's interpretive, things can quickly change, and we can still experience big dips on a smaller scale within a greater bull run. So, while this perspective is interesting, I personally wouldn't bank on it.
@@goldeneastgun say more…. Price leads all, you can use the similar indicators (EMA’s, SMA’s, RSI, or VWAP’s)on a daily charts for swing trades as well. Too many traders have their nose on the canvas when true market technicians know that you have to gather the weight of the evidence from multiple time horizons so you don’t miss out on the big money. Check out The Final Bar with Dave Keller on YT. He provides TA across all timelines to assess individual stock and broad market risk and performance.
1:00:06 have to agree 100%. I was 50% cash going into the back half of October, and began nibbling into VGT, VOO, and a few individual names. By mid-November I was 100% invested, and it definitely dramatically shifted my total 2023 performance.
CCM underperformed SPX by some 15%. And while I really enjoy the analysis here, this tells you that no matter how many charts or other indicators are analyzed, it's VERY difficult to beat the market. Period.
I will be forever grateful to you, you changed my whole life and I will continue to preach on your behalf for the whole world to hear you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment, thank you Rebecca Hickman.
She is my family's personal broker and also a personal broker in many families I'm United States, she's a licensed broker and a FINRA AGENT in United states
Magnificent review of 2023 within the broader context of a multi-decade perspective! As excellent as your analysis is here, I think you are missing the impact of AI and robotics in your long-term 2035 perspective. Instead of economic cycles based on generational aging patterns as in the past, I see increasingly greater replacement of human labor with AI and robotic labor, and ultimately, with robots building and improving robots, an explosive acceleration in the innovation and expansion of industrial production. As Elon Musk has said, what does an economy even mean when it no longer requires significant human labor? With the tremendous and increasing impact of AI/robotics, the stock market could accelerate far faster and never again follow aging patterns of future generations. Wishing you and Kathy an exceptional 2024 !! 👍
Snp 500, to target at least minimum 4950 within 1st quarter 2024 before the next pull back may occur to target at least 4511. As long as its price action holds its intermediate pivot support at 4468 to date, next upside test may be minimum 5214. We shall thereafter monitor how Snp 500 will perform moving forward with its next corrective fall.
There is an observable trend of stocks and real estate becoming relatively more valuable, and the masses being moved gradually to a subscription based yet improved lifestyle with less emphasis on ownership of assets for the masses. Relatively speaking we are well looked after, my concern is the burgeoning elderly population somewhat dampening the demographic boom of workers especially since medical expense efficiency seems out of control. Debt to gdp is very high, even though we print the global reserve currency nullifying the consequences, for now. Price to earnings is lopsided and very high, which also begs a consequence I suppose. Part of me wants to watch closely and react with an open mind, another part of me just wants to ignore it all, buy an index fund, and live my life.
Do you think the influence/importance of demographics will decline with automation and robotics? You don't really get productivity from incremental humans if machines are doing all the labor.
Let's just ignore the yield curve! Let's ignore the Sahm rule! Let's ignore the fact that our entire economy has been propped up by the M2 money supply since 2008! $34 trillion in debt! Yayyyyyy it's a bull market keep buying stocks folks what could possibly go wrong???
I have been seeing everyone giving the Goldilocks theme. Even my coworkers are posting bullish feelings on X. Thanks for showing this is not a one sided coin.
Right on man. I should just keep it to myself but I study the markets for a living and it makes me crazy when the masses are so completely wrong. The fact that your coworkers are so bullish says a lot. There's a famous quote from 1929 that says when the elevator operator tells you to buy stocks, it's time to get out. Just ask yourself, why would the Fed pivot now when we still haven't reached the 2% target for inflation? Because they know what's looming beneath the surface of a seemingly strong economy.@@crashed1973
Price rule’s everything. John Maynard Keynes said it best, “Markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent”. You name any year after 2009 when the S&P was 800 and I can give you a brick out of the “wall of worry” for why you shouldn’t have invested. And you would have missed a 5X return on your money. There is never a perfect time to invest in the stock market. All you can do is use price action and the weight of the evidence of the data available. T-Bills are a great risk free rate of return but taxes and inflation are real and it’s like carbon monoxide for your dollars. The silent killer.
There was nothing to ignore in 2023. The recession doesn't start til the yield curve uninverts. But I'm sure you know that already since you're so brilliant.@@UziGameGP
Long story , but when coming the crash , ????, yes afther always the market go up , is the market go down or up , not the stort in the past , tell the future, not the past
Any channel that advises me to "use the pause button on my video player" is suspect. Is that a VHS player? Irrelevant observation as I've been watching this channel for 3 years and never once come out of any video that actually gave a concrete opinion about where things were going. Do your own research and don't waste too much time watching this channel. Like I have!
@CiovaccoCapital your demographic projections are only good if we have a free and democratic society. Don't see that happening given todays news. Really hope your right and I'm wrong....😪😪
Engaging in active trading versus long-term investing requires unique strategies for maximizing returns. Active trading involves frequent buying and selling of securities, aiming to capitalize on short term market fluctuations. On the other hand, long-term investing focuses on holding assets over an extended period, leveraging the power of compounding.
Absolutely, the key to successful trading lies in a well defined strategy and execution. Whether you’re a day trader or a swing trader, having a plan that includes risk management and exit criteria is crucial. It isn’t just about making profits but also involves minimizing losses and staying resilient amidst market volatility.
Speaking from experience, I’ve been actively trading for the past 5 years and have made substantial gains. With careful research, analysis and execution, my portfolio has grown exponentially. It is essential to stay level headed so as to ensure that fear or greed doesn’t stop you.
I’m intrigued by your progress. Could you share some insights into your trading strategy or perhaps recommend any specific resources or mentors that have led to your success.
This aligns perfectly with my interest in diversifying my financial portfolio. Could you share the contact information of your financial manager/advisor for further guidance?
I work closely inclined with;
Consistently the best analysis. Merry Christmas, happy new year. God bless you and Cathy in 2024.
Thank you for a year of hard work. Your weekend vids are always well researched. I found them to have a calming effect.
Amazing coverage all year Chris and Kathy. You nailed it.
Thanks again for the Excellent Content.
Thank you for your insights. I look forward to your commentary in 2024.
Some of the best analysis in the business. Happy New Year to you and the CCM Team! 🎉
Are you for real? 😂
@@rockinblue978 you have any other subscription free content suggestions that are better? And what’s your AUM?
This is a high level macro perspective as it stands today. Problem is, it's interpretive, things can quickly change, and we can still experience big dips on a smaller scale within a greater bull run. So, while this perspective is interesting, I personally wouldn't bank on it.
@@goldeneastgun say more…. Price leads all, you can use the similar indicators (EMA’s, SMA’s, RSI, or VWAP’s)on a daily charts for swing trades as well. Too many traders have their nose on the canvas when true market technicians know that you have to gather the weight of the evidence from multiple time horizons so you don’t miss out on the big money. Check out The Final Bar with Dave Keller on YT. He provides TA across all timelines to assess individual stock and broad market risk and performance.
Merry Xmas Chris and Cathy 🎄
Great review of the volatile year. Thanks😊
Excellent recap and big-picture outlook. Greatly appreciated. Happy new year to Chris, Kathy and team!
Happy New Year. Thanks for all the great insight in 2023.
1:00:06 have to agree 100%. I was 50% cash going into the back half of October, and began nibbling into VGT, VOO, and a few individual names. By mid-November I was 100% invested, and it definitely dramatically shifted my total 2023 performance.
Great video, and happy new year ❤
Great work, great presentation, thanks
A huge thank to you. Happy New Year!
Great analysis! Happy new year 🎉
Long and details this week for end of year. Great job !
Thank you and Happy New Year!
The best video of the year.
CCM underperformed SPX by some 15%. And while I really enjoy the analysis here, this tells you that no matter how many charts or other indicators are analyzed, it's VERY difficult to beat the market. Period.
Terrific analysis. Thank you
Another excellent piece of work from CCM.
Great end of year review!
Thank you!
Than you and Marry Christmas.I feel a lot better for my longs and trades
Interesting channel.
Really helpful. Thanks
I will be forever grateful to you, you changed my whole life and I will continue to preach on your behalf for the whole world to hear you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment, thank you Rebecca Hickman.
She is my family's personal broker and also a personal broker in many families I'm United States, she's a licensed broker and a FINRA AGENT in United states
She is really a good investment advisor. was privileged to attend some of her seminars. That is how I started my crypto investment
she's mostly on Telegrams, using the user name
Hickman109 💯.. that's it
Unbelievable summary Chris and Kathy . Has Kathy ever considered doing this podcast ? Have a prosperous 2024 .
Lookin good. Thank You
Magnificent work. Great market analysis.
Magnificent review of 2023 within the broader context of a multi-decade perspective! As excellent as your analysis is here, I think you are missing the impact of AI and robotics in your long-term 2035 perspective. Instead of economic cycles based on generational aging patterns as in the past, I see increasingly greater replacement of human labor with AI and robotic labor, and ultimately, with robots building and improving robots, an explosive acceleration in the innovation and expansion of industrial production. As Elon Musk has said, what does an economy even mean when it no longer requires significant human labor? With the tremendous and increasing impact of AI/robotics, the stock market could accelerate far faster and never again follow aging patterns of future generations. Wishing you and Kathy an exceptional 2024 !! 👍
Snp 500, to target at least minimum 4950 within 1st quarter 2024 before the next pull back may occur to target at least 4511. As long as its price action holds its intermediate pivot support at 4468 to date, next upside test may be minimum 5214.
We shall thereafter monitor how Snp 500 will perform moving forward with its next corrective fall.
You are an Elliotwave person . love it!!
You can't make this stuff up... 2023 was a very good year. Thanks for your insight it helped to keep me level headed as opposed to trigger happy.
Happy new year folks!
There is an observable trend of stocks and real estate becoming relatively more valuable, and the masses being moved gradually to a subscription based yet improved lifestyle with less emphasis on ownership of assets for the masses. Relatively speaking we are well looked after, my concern is the burgeoning elderly population somewhat dampening the demographic boom of workers especially since medical expense efficiency seems out of control. Debt to gdp is very high, even though we print the global reserve currency nullifying the consequences, for now. Price to earnings is lopsided and very high, which also begs a consequence I suppose. Part of me wants to watch closely and react with an open mind, another part of me just wants to ignore it all, buy an index fund, and live my life.
Buy and hold is dead. See Felix Zulauf recent interviews
Really appreciated all year long your work, thank you for the time you put in, hoping for a healthy 2024 for everyone.
Thank you, Chris and Cathy and Happy New Year to you
Do you think the influence/importance of demographics will decline with automation and robotics?
You don't really get productivity from incremental humans if machines are doing all the labor.
Let's just ignore the yield curve! Let's ignore the Sahm rule! Let's ignore the fact that our entire economy has been propped up by the M2 money supply since 2008! $34 trillion in debt! Yayyyyyy it's a bull market keep buying stocks folks what could possibly go wrong???
I have been seeing everyone giving the Goldilocks theme. Even my coworkers are posting bullish feelings on X. Thanks for showing this is not a one sided coin.
Right on man. I should just keep it to myself but I study the markets for a living and it makes me crazy when the masses are so completely wrong. The fact that your coworkers are so bullish says a lot. There's a famous quote from 1929 that says when the elevator operator tells you to buy stocks, it's time to get out. Just ask yourself, why would the Fed pivot now when we still haven't reached the 2% target for inflation? Because they know what's looming beneath the surface of a seemingly strong economy.@@crashed1973
I ignored the yield curved and had 70% return in 2023 and paid half my mortgage. What about you?
Price rule’s everything. John Maynard Keynes said it best, “Markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent”. You name any year after 2009 when the S&P was 800 and I can give you a brick out of the “wall of worry” for why you shouldn’t have invested. And you would have missed a 5X return on your money. There is never a perfect time to invest in the stock market. All you can do is use price action and the weight of the evidence of the data available. T-Bills are a great risk free rate of return but taxes and inflation are real and it’s like carbon monoxide for your dollars. The silent killer.
There was nothing to ignore in 2023. The recession doesn't start til the yield curve uninverts. But I'm sure you know that already since you're so brilliant.@@UziGameGP
this is what a massive bubble top looks like, the top was the 28th now watch the majority get the rug pulled under them!
Long story , but when coming the crash , ????, yes afther always the market go up , is the market go down or up , not the stort in the past , tell the future, not the past
Came in 2022, you didn't do shit then so don't pretend you're waiting for next one.
Any channel that advises me to "use the pause button on my video player" is suspect. Is that a VHS player?
Irrelevant observation as I've been watching this channel for 3 years and never once come out of any video that actually gave a concrete opinion about where things were going. Do your own research and don't waste too much time watching this channel. Like I have!
So stupid to not use partial data. Also stupid to not use timestamps.
@CiovaccoCapital your demographic projections are only good if we have a free and democratic society. Don't see that happening given todays news. Really hope your right and I'm wrong....😪😪