Yesterday at WealthSummit26, I heard @annika, cofounder of Blossom, talk about why Blossom was built. So inspiring 🌸 I also learned about Beevis, Blossom's AI investing assistant. Did you know about this feature? Basically is a new feature of the app that uses your portfolio, goals, and market news to give more specific answers. I have wanted to apply what I learned from @humbledtrader about working with AI, and Beevis makes that so much easier to do. Excited about trying this feature out. The learnings continue!
Good morning everyone! Starting my day with a double after last night, I’m expecting a easy chill weekend considering it’s a family holiday. Still got blessed yesterday with 250$ but I didn’t have a chance to go deposit, so I’m just gonna gather what I make today and deal with it all tomorrow after my shift. One of my goals for 2026 was having 10,000$ invested into my FHSA, im like 21% away from reaching.🤞 Wish everybody a happy Thanksgiving and happy investing! 🦃🫶
Women, Money & Power Report looks at a major shift in global finance: women are gaining greater influence over wealth, investment decisions and the allocation of capital. A few important themes stand out: The great wealth transfer: As wealth passes between generations, women are expected to play a growing role in managing and directing it. Financial leadership: Women are increasingly shaping decisions in banking, asset management and major financial institutions. Investment and AI: Female finance leaders are examining how AI, geopolitical uncertainty and new investment opportunities are changing markets. Women and capital: Greater financial authority means women can influence which businesses receive funding and which industries attract investment. Changing wealth management: Financial advisers are being challenged to involve women directly in financial planning rather than treating them as secondary participants. One particularly interesting perspective comes from Morgan Stanley's Sherry Paul, who argues that having wealth is different from having authority over it. She highlights the importance of women being active participants in household financial decisions. The bigger takeaway: This isn't simply about gender representation. It's about how changing ownership of wealth could reshape investment priorities, business leadership and the wider economy.read more
Honored to be featured in Alycekcollins and Newsweek article ❤️ My first press feature since my cancer diagnosis, and I couldn’t imagine anyone better to share this story than Alyce. She discovered me through social media, and I’m so grateful for the opportunity to share my story with her. If there’s one thing cancer has taught me, it’s this: follow the light wherever it leads you. ✨ Let your soul shine. Let your story be heard. You never know whose life it might touch, whose burden it might lighten, or whose hope it might restore. Thank you for being here with me through the highs, the lows, the victories, the setbacks and everything in between. I love you all more than you know, and I’m deeply grateful to walk this journey of life alongside you. 🤍 Read the full story here: newsweek.com/built-billion-… #FollowTheLight read more
I DID IT! 🥹✨ I officially hit my first goal of $500 saved and invested while on maternity leave! This might not seem like a huge number to everyone, but for me, it’s a big deal. Being on maternity leave, having a baby, and working with a tighter budget has made me really intentional about where my money goes. Instead of waiting until I had “extra” money, I started putting away what I could—even if it was small amounts. And those little deposits really added up. 💕 $500 → DONE ✅ This is just my first milestone, but I’m so proud of myself for getting started. Now onto the next goal! 📈💰 Here’s to building better financial habits, investing in my future, and proving to myself that I can do this—even on a limited income. 🥂✨ Next goal: $1,000! 🎯read more
My thesis: back the companies turning AI spending into real revenue. ServiceNow's AI sales are growing. But its outlook disappointed, and I think AI could hurt the core software business as much as it helps it. When I'm less sure of the story, I'd rather free up the money than hope. My own reasoning, not a recommendation. Capital at risk.
This week, four of my holdings report, and the US votes. Mon: $PLTR reports after the close Tue: $SHOP before the open. US midterm elections. Then $AMD after the close Wed: $APP after the close Fri: US jobs report for October AMD is my biggest position, over half my portfolio. It's guided to about $13bn of revenue this quarter, up from $11.5bn last quarter. I'm not watching the headline number. I'm watching the outlook for next year and AI chip demand. Election night and earnings night on the same Tuesday means one thing: volatility. I'm not trading it. My plan is set before the week starts, not during it. Lots of volatility ahead but my plan remains the same. My own holdings and thinking, not advice. Capital at risk. #Earnings #AMD #Midterms #Investingread more
The Nasdaq fell just over 5%, its worst month since March 2025. I did worse because my portfolio leans hard into growth and AI, and those took the biggest hit. That's the trade-off I signed up for: bigger swings for bigger long-term upside. My best performer was the steady one: S&P Global, up 16.6% 🏆
Rough start to the week for chips. The ones I follow fell 2.5% today, a second week of selling after last week's doubt about AI spending. Micron broke first. It closed at 989.0, under the 997.2 floor I'd been watching. Nvidia held at 226.3, just above its own floor at 224.5. Here's what the index doesn't show: underneath it, the market kept getting healthier. Half of all stocks are now back above their long-term trend line, the best in weeks. The weakness is in one group, not the whole tape. And that group reports this week. $ASML makes the machines that make the chips, and it reports Wednesday. $TSMC makes the chips themselves, Thursday. Last week the market guessed. This week it gets the numbers. Floors that break before the catalyst, or a catalyst that saves them? Not investment advice. Find more of my deep dives on my newsletter 🐝read more
We celebrate Dushehra as the victory of good over the evil and an auspicious festival embarking the importance of truthful living leading to real prosperity in our lives. It teaches us the importance of truthful conduct and defeat of all the evils. According to the Hindu mythology, Shri Ram Chandra Ji ( Lord Rama) killed Ravan ( King of demons ) and hailed the Triumph of Truth over Evil. Every year a huge effigy of Ravan ( along with his brother Kumbkaran and son Megnath) are burned to ashes followed by fireworks. My grandmother used to tell us that we should always make the righteous decisions in life, earn a truthful living and then we are blessed with prosperity. Especially two weeks before Dushehra she would give us some sacred seeds to sow in earth and water them for around 10 - 15 days , so that the saplings would grow. Finally on the day of Dushehra she would give us those sapling/leaves 🍃 ( Jaun) to tie up with hair, to be successful in life. But now growing older, I understand that she tried to teach us the importance of investing our time & energy into something that would grow over time to give us high returns. Just like investing your money 💰. So today I wish to share my Grandma’s wisdom with you all and hope that this festive season brings loads of happiness and prosperity to you all & your families. Happy Dushehra to everyone in the awesome Blossom Community and May you all get blessed with prosperity & success 🙏🏻. read more
