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Every industry has its “get rich quick” scheme.

Finance has day trading.
Real estate has fix & flips.
Cosmetology has ego pricing.
Music has virality.

The problem isn’t ambition or being multi passionate, it’s impatience.

If you want the results, gotta get them reps in. Real growth comes from doing the boring stuff consistently.

If you’re gonna be in the game, respect the game. Quick flips don’t build mega-wealth. Longevity does.

When I talk about large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap companies, I’m referring to their market capitalization. Basically, their size based on total value.

Large-cap = Big name, big money. Think Apple, Tesla, Nvidia.
Mid-cap = Growing companies with solid potential, but less media noise.
Small-cap = Smaller, often lesser-known companies. More room to grow.

I’ve found that the bigger the company, the more noise and chaos come with it.

Read through for the break down on why I’m personally leaning toward quiet, lesser-known companies and what that says about how I invest now.

Which do you prefer: large, mid, or small caps?

I INVEST LIKE A PIG.
Preservation. Income. Growth.

This is how I’m restructuring my portfolio and not just hoping for the best.
I’m being intentional. Strategic. And a little ruthless about protecting my future.

This is the first post in my Market Monday series where I’ll show you how I’m moving through this economy. Not as an expert, but as someone who’s learning, adjusting, and always prepared to build again and again.

Because honestly? I got tired of the chaos & I don’t like noise…

If you’re in that same space, just follow along. I’ll share what I’m doing each week.

Which part of P.I.G. do you need the most right now?
🛡️Preservation
💵Income
or 📈Growth

Let’s talk.

Disclaimer: Some of these facts may vary depending on how your local government operates.

These are 14 lessons I’ve learned firsthand while working in City Hall and a few of them might just change how you see the system…

Which one surprised you the most?
Let’s talk about it.

#HowToBeatCityHall #CivicPower #LocalGovernment #WealthAndPolicy #InsideCityHall

I owe you an explanation. So here it is:

By the grace of God, I’ve got a really big mouth…and that mouth is exactly what brought 70,000+ of you here.

But little by little, I started letting outside voices shift my message… and even my assignment.

Voices from people who seemed more experienced.
More polished.
More agreeable.

But the gag is none of those voices were with me when I was shooting in the gym fr.
They weren’t there when I got the call to start posting.
They weren’t there to hear how I was told to deliver it.

Whether you think my message is outdated, too harsh, or just not your style it’s already been signed, sealed, and approved by the only voice that truly matters.

Because honestly? If you wait to come online until your tone is perfect, your delivery is flawless, and your content is universally agreeable…
You’ll never post anything.

We’ve got this huge community—and I’ve got some making up to do.

So…
See you tomorrow? ❤️

Skincare routine ✨ + Routine portfolio maintenance 💼 = soft life AND smart life.

While the world panics over recessions, wars, and other propaganda headlines… I’m adjusting my investments *quietly* and strategically.

1. Shifting from fast-growth hype stocks to steady, consistent companies
2. Avoiding companies that are always trending for the wrong reasons
3. Investing in sectors that remain essential no matter what — utilities, defense, national based energy, and services funded by tax dollars

Consistency over intensity always wins.
We’re not just building beauty — we’re building wealth that withstands any season.

Have you done your maintenance routine in your portfolio?

#investingwhilefeminine #softlifestrategy #wealthbuilding #economicpower #investingtips #giftedbylarocheposay
@larocheposayusa

Market Sentiment — the emotional side of finance

The economy doesn’t always move on logic… clearly.

As unserious as it sounds, sometimes, it moves on vibes.

Fear of a recession? War involvement? Expected shortages? The market dips.
A positive headline? A company is generating more money for its investors? Suddenly we’re in a bull run.
It’s not always about earnings, interest rates, innovation, or popularity but how people feel about them on any particular day.

Right now, we’re in a fragile economy where perception is power.

Confidence can send stocks soaring. Panic can crash them overnight so we must stay vigilant.

That’s why as an investor, you have to stop trading emotions and start observing them. Human beings are creatures of habit who always expose their patterns.

Market sentiment is a signal but only for the disciplined. Everyone else is just reacting.

#MarketMindset #InvestorPsychology #RichGirlInvesting #SoftLifeWithStrategy

Prepare accordingly. The people at the top already heard about you.

Don’t get too comfortable hiding. You’re already being observed. They’re studying you. Your name is the topic of discussion even though you feel like you’re still a novice.

In Matthew 2, Jesus wasn’t on a stage.
He wasn’t performing miracles.

He was a child who isn’t anywhere near His potential yet and still, two groups noticed Him:
•The wise men (who came to honor Him)
•Herod (who came to kill potential before it matured)

Just because you’re not “there” yet doesn’t mean you’re not being observed.

Investors, potential clients, mentors and especially your secret competitors are watching your moves, your content, your habits, and your energy right now. I’m talking to myself too!

They’re watching:
•How you carry yourself in silence
•What you post when you’re not profiting
•Whether you fold under pressure or keep building

Preparation isn’t passive. It’s protection.

So keep studying.
Keep budgeting.
Keep building systems, not just aesthetics.

Matthew 2 isn’t about being seen.
It’s about being ready when the right eyes find you.

#matthewchallengekft #faithandfinance #stockmarket #financialindependence #financegirl

Legacy starts with you.

I’ve been reading the book of Matthew along with my church for the #MatthewChallengeKFT, and woah…

Matthew 1 is just a list of names… until you realize legacy is written in who remembers you.

While I was teaching high schoolers (coincidentally the school is called “Legacy”) about government contracts, I looked at all their faces and wonder,
“Do you know how far we’d be if our dads handed us something more than just a last name?”

Let’s be real: You don’t hate nepotism. You hate that you weren’t born into it. But what if it starts with you?

Jesus came through 42 generations. Some great. Some questionable. Some straight up raggedy. But we remember them because they left something.

Generational wealth isn’t just about money. It’s about impact, instruction, inheritance, and intentionality.

Even if your bank account can’t stretch 42 generations deep… make sure your name does. Make sure your wisdom does. Make sure your experiences are known. Leave your lineage with something.

#MatthewChallengeKFT #MatthewMoneyChallenge #FaithAndFinance #TiaraAlysse #FinancePrincess #LegacyOverLust #KingdomEconomy

This weekend, I had the honor of speaking at the 7th Annual Queen Geniuses Conference, where the theme was: “Worthiness is M.E.S.S.Y.”

M.E.S.S.Y. stands for:
Meditate. Evaluate. Share. Situate. Yield results.

We’re reclaiming the word messy.

No longer a sign of weakness, disorganization, or failure. Messy is now a pathway to progress.

We’re using it to unpack what’s been holding us back and finally go after the goals we’ve been putting off just because things didn’t look perfect.

Worthiness isn’t about getting it all right, it’s about facing the mess and still choosing to move forward.

Thank you to Queen Geniuses for creating a space where women are empowered to grow, heal, and rise — mess and all.

It’s incredibly refreshing to be surrounded by women who are committed to protecting and empowering our communities. Women who don’t just talk about change but are willing to fight for it, even in the face of opposition.

The world around us looks nothing like it did 30 years ago, and it’s time our policies and politicians reflect that reality.

That’s why I’m proud to stand with Mayor Annette Romano of Millburn and Senator Britnee Timberlake of New Jersey’s 34th District — leaders who are shaping the future with boldness, integrity, and vision.

Thank you, Mayor Warren, for bringing together such a powerhouse circle of women to reflect on what drives us and how we’ll continue working together to ensure New Jersey remains a home for all.

#WomenInLeadership #PolicyForThePeople #CommunityFirst #NewJerseyPolitics #MakeChangeMatter #MillburnNJ #NJ34

Why You Keep Losing Money in the Market (Even When You’re Trying to Do Everything Right)

Every time you buy, it drops. You sell, and it skyrockets. You blink and somehow you’re down bad again. I’ve been there. I once lost thousands trying to “catch the bounce”…but it never bounced.

I used to think the stock market hated me personally. But I just had no system, no patience, and no business investing in companies I couldn’t explain to you on FaceTime.

Here’s what actually worked for me:

1. I stopped investing like a wannabe hedge fund and started investing like a the girl I am who eventually wants to stop working.
• I learned how to buy and sell stocks from my favorite brands. I created a schedule for myself for when to clock in and out of the market (like a job) in a way that would give me the most free time for the rest of the day. I never sit and stare at a chart from 9-4. I give myself 3 hours max on a slow day.

2. I picked 3 companies I already give my money to weekly, and bought shares instead of takeout.
• I bought from companies I liked and learned what their value should be based on how much they sell to the average person (like me).

3. I auto-invested the same way I auto-pay my bills. Knowing me, if it’s not automatic, I will forget. No more timing the market. Just deposits.
• If you have no idea where to start, try auto-investing into an ETF that tracks the market like $VTI

4. I checked my long-term portfolio twice a month instead of 12 times a day. My blood pressure said thank you. I enter my short-term portfolio a few times a week. Way less stressful!
• If I’m trading, I stopped going for intraday trades and started setting up monthly trades. It gives me more time to make entry/exit decisions since it’s a lot less stressful.

5. I stopped listening to men in hoodies on YouTube yelling “BUY NOW.”
• You guys have told me before that you only understand the stock market if another girl breaks it down to you and I’m the exact same way. I knew that I mastered the stock market when I was able to compare companies to handbags. I’m just a girl!

You’re not bad at investing. You’re just following advice that wasn’t made for you.

As we enter May, the stock market is still navigating the complications of all this international trade tension but it is now earnings season so there could be signs of a divine turnaround for some companies while other companies are proving that they really are untouchable. All coming this month.

Earnings season is where the truth comes out. Companies are speaking up for themselves. No press conferences, no lies, just facts & figures.

What’s In an Earnings Report?
• Revenue: How much money the company brought in
• Profit (Net Income): What’s left after bills and expenses
• Earnings Per Share (EPS): How much profit per share of stock
• Forward Guidance: The company’s forecast for the future (this part moves markets)

Why I chose these companies to consider buying this month or to keep an eye on:

Microsoft Corporation (MSFT)
• Why Buy: Microsoft experienced a 13% increase in revenue, so it appears to be an untouchable in the tech industry even with international trade uncertainties. Microsoft is standing strong.

CVS Health Corporation (CVS)
• Why Buy: CVS earned more than expected and announced a partnership with Novo Nordisk (Ozempic parent company) which may make these viral weight loss products more affordable and readily available. The healthcare industry also is very stable through economic uncertainty.

Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN)
• Why Watch: Amazon’s stock is down 16.94% this year. With earnings scheduled today, May 1, we are watching to see if the company can rebound in these market conditions since the company relies so heavily on international imports and exports.

Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM)
• Why Watch: ExxonMobil gets struck first in trade and energy wars, oil prices are down but it’s still expensive to drill for it so it’s not as profitable. We’ll hear more about how the company (and the industry as a whole) is doing tomorrow, May 2.

Coinbase Global, Inc. (COIN)
• Why Watch: Coinbase is benefiting from all the pro-crypto White House policies but these lower crypto prices may impact how much the company is earning. We’ll hear more from them this month.

How I Started Investing in College With $30 (and a whole lot of audacity)

1. I skipped the $300 course and offered my teacher $30
→ Negotiation is a skill. Broke college me knew I couldn’t afford $300, so I asked, “What can $30 get me?” Answer: a subscription. Moral of the story? Don’t wait for perfect conditions. Pitch what you can and press play.

2. I learned how to read stock charts in between classes and breakdowns
→ I was flipping between psych notes and candlestick patterns like I was a double major. If you can scroll on TikTok, you can study market trends. Use your “insomnia” to your advantage.

3. I didn’t have money to trade, so I practiced with fake trades like they were real
→ This is your sign to stop skipping paper trading. I was running imaginary portfolios like I was managing a hedge fund with -$42 in my checking account.

4. I lost $5 and acted like I lost a fortune
→ And that taught me the emotional regulation I now use when I lose hundreds. Your first loss should sting, it means you’re learning what it feels like to care.

5. I told no one. Because if it didn’t work, I wanted to fail in private
→ But it did work. And now people come to me for what I once Googled at 2AM. Start in silence, glow in public. That $30 changed my life and it was literally all I had.

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Moral of the story?
Don’t wait for a windfall. Just start. $30 and a desperate desire to not be broke and confused anymore is more than enough.

COMMENT “SOFT LIFE” to download your $15 Soft Life Starter Kit (that’s right, half of what it took for me to get started)

Rich girls don’t wait for perfect conditions—they adapt and execute.

Leverage means: using what you already have to get more. (THAT DOESN’T ONLY APPLY TO MONEY)

While it is typically using borrowed money, you can also use other resources, or influence to amplify your voice, credibility, and results—instead of starting from scratch every time.

Examples of Leverage:
• Money leverage:
Using a loan to buy a rental property that generates income, instead of saving the full amount first.
• Knowledge leverage:
Turning what you know into a paid course or consulting service, so you’re making money from experience you already have.
• Social leverage:
Using your network to gain access to job opportunities, investors, or exposure—rather than cold starting every time.
• Platform leverage:
Turning your audience into customers, collaborators, or brand partners.

Even in a shaky economy, you can use what you already know, own, or do well to multiply your income or create new opportunities—instead of waiting for the market to “get better.”

It’s a shift from “hustle harder” to build smarter. Do you need help applying leverage to your current income streams?

Here’s the truth they don’t tell you: This isn’t an attempt to get you to learn from me—it’s a push to get you to start.
Open your own IRA.
Find a financial advisor.
Start thinking about the things you want to invest in.

I treat the stock market like a second job—and in this economy, you need a second job that pays you while you sleep.

And no, I’m not here to butter you up with fairy tales about “financial freedom.”At some point, you have to stop being so pessimistic and start doing the needful to get yourself out of poverty.

No one is coming to save you.
The longer you rely on government assistance, the longer you’ll need it.

The odds of success are skewed in the investor’s favor. You just have to be willing to humble yourself, learn, and take advantage of the resources that are out here.

The fear you’re feeling is real. But staying stuck because of it is a choice.

Drop your questions below and let’s break down the stock market together one step at a time.

Money doesn’t deserve you. It’s not your master—it’s a tool.

You were made in the image of God… and yet you’re out here chasing what was meant to chase you?

When you understand your worth, you stop begging for what you’re called to command.

You stop playing small.

You stop making wealth a taboo topic in the Kingdom of God.

And while we’re at it, stop letting the acquisition of finances be a taboo subject!

God has no problem with abundance, He has a problem with idolatry.

In this video, I’m reminding you:
You don’t serve money.
Money serves you and it should come in abundance.

Money is attracted to people who don’t need it… because desperation repels wealth.

The more you chase money from a place of fear, lack, or obsession, the further it runs from you.

But when you operate in purpose, peace, and confidence?

Money flows to you.
Opportunities open up.
Resources find you.

This is bigger than mindset, it’s law.

In this video, I’m exposing why money shows up when you’re least pressed for it, and how to step into the energy of overflow without chasing a bag.

Those companies that donate to charities to
“avoid taxes”?

They’re actually operating in a principle most people overlook.

In business, if you don’t use your allocated funds... you receive less next fiscal year.
Why? Because it looks like you didn’t need it!

God operates the same way.
If you sit on the resources He’s given you— your money, your gifts, your connections— without sowing or stewarding them the way He intended... you’ll find your next prayer for increase delayed or downsized.

Giving doesn’t make you lose, it positions you to receive.

Because heaven doesn’t bless hoarders. It blesses flow.

*Had to repost because of a typo!*

You weren’t created to survive, you were created to thrive.

There’s a mindset a lot of us have been conditioned to believe: that “just enough” is noble, humble, or even holy. But in reality, it’s a scarcity mindset dressed up as discipline.

Abundance isn’t greed. It’s overflow.
It’s legacy.
It’s options.

In this video, I’m challenging you to break free from the bare minimum mentality and start striving for more than enough. You can’t pour into others when your own cup is barely full.

There’s a difference between being cheap and being a good steward of your money…but let’s be real, most of the time, you’re just being cheap.

Being a good steward means you’re intentional, strategic, and wise about how you spend and save. You practice honoring what you have and making decisions that lead to growth even if it’s not invested. It can be a growth in wealth, wisdom, or relationships.

But being cheap? That’s rooted in fear, lack, and the mindset that spending anything is a loss.

In this video, I’m calling out the difference?and helping you recognize if you’ve been using “stewardship” as an excuse to avoid investing in things that actually build your future.

Let’s shift the mindset from scarcity to strategy.

Not to mention ordered my clothes 5 days before, got my hair done the night before, and prepared the rest on the flight 🥲

I had the plan, just needed the platform.

Because the end game isn’t just charts and candles, it’s ownership, freedom, and a real soft life. Trading was the tool. Vision is the lifestyle.

For a SPIRIT flight at that😐…(but I’m still going)

That’s when I pull out my handy dandy @americanexpress at least I’ll get some rewards out of it🤦🏾‍♀️

If your goal is to live off of trading, you have to treat the markets like a job. Study the company before you apply. Strategize and optimize your positions. Elevate to high positions. Then, exit when you’ve met your goals.

It doesn’t get more simple than that. The issue comes from a lack of boundaries.

Boundaries in investing = trading with respect.
Respect for your money, your mind, your strategy, and your future.

If you’d never let something or someone drain your spirit, why let the market drain your capital?

Strong boundaries create strong investors. Want help building your boundaries into your next trade plan?

Join me in my Stock Market Starter Kit Workshop where we’re breaking down exactly how to navigate economic downturns and expansions and build recession-proof portfolios.

COMMENT “LEARN” TO GRAB A SEAT

This isn’t just about holding through a dip. It’s about learning how to read the room. Market moves are often triggered by headlines, economic data, or political shifts. The goal isn’t to react emotionally—but to respond strategically.

Panic selling drains your portfolio. Discernment strengthens it. Train your intuition. Pay attention to how the market reacts to news cycles, earnings reports, and global events. The more you observe with intention, the more your instincts will sharpen.

Calm doesn’t mean passive. It means calculated.

Use volatility as information, not intimidation. That’s how you trade smarter and come out stronger.

Those companies that you thought were dead have become the safe haven🤷🏽‍♀️

Market downturns create the best buying opportunities—if you know where to look. While everyone else is running from the stock market, smart investors are doubling down on strong, resilient companies.

Here’s Why: ⬇️⬇️⬇️

1. Costco: People still buy necessities regardless of economic conditions but tend to buy in bulk.
2. Duke Energy: Electricity, Water, & Gas remain essential
3. Progressive: Tariffs don’t directly affect insurance services
4. Waste Management: Garbage collection and recycling are recession-resistant
5. Raytheon Technologies: Government contracts often insulate these kinds of companies
6. CrowdStrike: Digital security and cloud services remain critical now more than ever

One of the biggest lessons I’m learning right now—both in life and in the stock market—is that I don’t have to follow the crowd, especially when I don’t understand why everyone is rushing in the same direction. Just because something is popular doesn’t mean it’s valuable. Moving with intention, doing my own research, and making informed decisions will always be more profitable than chasing hype.

I decided to stay home from work today but the only way I would feel good about it is if I paid myself what I missed. Instead I gave myself my whole paycheck.

Today’s profit of $1,750 came from trading the IBM stock.

The best part is, it came from a company that powers many of the world’s most important industries. IBM is not a consumer-facing brand like Apple or Google, so you may not realize how often you interact with its technology. IBM powers a lot of what happens behind the scenes in your daily life.

1. Every time you transfer money, check your account balance, or use an ATM, IBM’s systems are likely running in the background.
2. Airport security systems and TSA databases often run on IBM technology.
3. Some self-checkout machines in grocery stores and retail chains run on IBM software.
4. Chatbots, fraud detection, and even AI-generated content are powered by IBM’s machine learning models.
5. Electronic health records and patient management systems in many hospitals are powered by IBM.
6. Movie studios use IBM’s cloud for film production and special effects processing.
7. Their fraud detection systems analyze your purchases in real-time to flag suspicious activity.

IBM may not sell you a smartphone or a social media app, but it powers the technology that runs your money, travel, healthcare, shopping, and AI experiences every day. It’s a backbone company—quiet but essential.

In stocks and in life, if you’re just going with the flow, you’re probably getting played.

Stop making it complicated, it’s easy!🧍🏽‍♀️

That is simply a myth to keep you from learning something new. Many people who became wealthy through investing started with very little to nothing and learned how to work the thing. Even if you invest just to protect what you have, just because you don’t have much doesn’t make it any less valuable. Every asset needs protection.

It’s a dog eat dog world, either get it together or get it taken from you🤷🏽‍♀️

Not everyone is confused by the economy right now… just saying.

There’s nothing new under the sun. Even in the midst of mass chaos, the patterns remain the same. Economic cycles repeat, industries shift, and money moves in predictable ways for those paying attention. While some panic, others position themselves.

Opportunities don’t disappear in uncertain times—they simply change hands. Wealth is being transferred, and new doors are opening for those who are ready to seize them. The question is: Are you watching the trends or waiting to be caught off guard? Stay informed, stay prepared, and move with strategy.

Rich girls don’t just save—they multiply. 💸

Letting money sit in a low-interest savings account is a guaranteed loss to inflation. Instead, put it to work in high-yield savings, stocks, or real estate. The goal isn’t just to have money—it’s to make money work for you.

A teacher can be a mentor and a coach, but a mentor or a coach isn’t always a great teacher. Teaching is a skill—it takes a certain level of grace and patience to break something complex down in a way that anyone, regardless of their background, can understand.

Think about it—not everyone who’s good at something can teach it. Being able to simplify, adapt, and make information accessible isn’t as easy as people think. That’s why teachers are invaluable.

A coach or a mentor doesn’t have the same obligation. They show you what worked for them—which can be helpful, but also confusing if their style doesn’t match how you learn.

The biggest difference? A coach requires an investment. A mentor is built through relationships. I’ve even made the mistake of calling a coach a mentor before. But the truth is, there comes a point where the information you need is too complex to get for free. That point is different for everyone, but eventually, you’ll have to invest in your knowledge if you want to go further.

Be Careful Who You Seek Out for Help

Not everyone teaching, coaching, or mentoring has your best interest at heart. Some just want to profit off of what you don’t know, while others genuinely want to see you grow. Before seeking financial education (or any type of guidance), ask yourself:

✔️ What do I actually need? Do I need basic knowledge (teacher), structured guidance (coach), or wisdom from experience (mentor)?
✔️ What am I willing to do to get it? Am I ready to invest money in a coach, build relationships for mentorship, or dedicate time to learning on my own?

If you don’t define what you need, you’ll waste time, money, or worse—get led in the wrong direction. Be intentional, do your research, and remember: financial education is an investment, but not all “teachers” are worth your time or money.

This is not to be confused with leveraging OPM (Other People’s Money) in order to minimize costs for a maximum profit. We’re simply talking about trying to up your credit score so that you can be approved to spend more money.

What are your thoughts on credit??👁️👁️

Are we still talking about shopping?

💎💎💎 POV: You have a Breakfast At Tiffany’s themed birthday party 💎💎💎

I’m a little late but this party stressed me out😅 planning this party gave me NO REST. I’ll see yall again at 30🙃✌🏽

Creative Direction: @tiaraalysse
Hair: @glamby.mide
Makeup: @gracefullyyouskin
Dress: @sheinofficial
Stockings: @sheinofficial
Shoes: @sheinofficial
Brunch: @cookingwithmichal @goldieskitchen_
Desserts: @theblessedbakeries
Blown Up Photos: @cvspharmacy @photoprints.now

Her light✨

Stop chasing trends, YOU ARE THE TREND🙃

Your own spending habits are the best indicator of what your portfolio should look like. That includes your favorite restaurants, hotels, airlines, clothing stores, even the companies that control your electricity! If you’re loyal to it, chances are thousands of other people are too!

We can discuss my eating habits later.

This is where budgeting and investing comes into play.

A profitable investor has to have a full money makeover before they can effectively participate in the stock market.

Imagine you use your rent money to trade a stock and then you lose it. Whatchu gonna do?! It is imperative to have healthy management habits in place in general but especially when beginning your investment journey so that you will be able to invest without worrying about the money you have invested.

Worry breeds fear which is the perfect foundation to make bad decisions.

Thankfully, it doesn’t require much to buy stocks anymore. However, in order to grow your portfolio, you’ll want to start getting into the habit of allocating funds specifically for your portfolio. This can be 10/20/or 30% of your income.

On a regular basis, no matter what is happening in the stock market, put that percentage into your portfolio. This will help you get the best average prices in quality stocks.

Birthday present unboxing from my sister💎 #happybirthdaytome

✨Happy Birthday To Me✨📈

Invest in what you believe in—whether it’s stocks, businesses, or the best asset of all: yourself. The highest returns come from confidence and commitment.

Can’t figure out where to invest because everything is falling?

Buy what YOU BUY. This is the most simple investment strategy that has proven to help investors generate wealth.

Investors who engage in this practice are (1) Already familiar with the company. (2) Confident in their ability to track the company’s financials. (3) Thrive from being more included in important company events.

Your favorite store is your favorite because it consistently meets your needs. Odds are, that’s the case for thousands of others internationally. So it is poised to continue to do well.

This is the logic behind buying companies that your frequent. It doesn’t have to be a top 10 company in order to be beneficial to your portfolio.

Your portfolio doesn’t have to be all etfs in order to perform well!

Want to learn more? Comment “STOCKS” to find out about how to join my stock market essentials workshop!

Volatility isn’t the enemy-it’s an opportunity for disciplined investors. Stay patient, stay diversified, and focus on long-term wealth building instead of short-term market noise.

If you’re looking for companies that align with smart investing in a volatile market, focus on businesses that are resilient, consistently profitable, and positioned for long-term growth.

For long-term investing in volatile markets, focus on a mix of defensive stocks, dividend payers, blue-chip companies, and ETFs. Diversification is key-balancing growth stocks, recession-proof businesses, and stable income investments will help protect and grow your wealth no matter how the market moves.

These 6 companies tend to perform well even during market uncertainty:

1) McDonalds (MCD) - Affordable dining thrives in uncertain economies

2) Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) - Warren Buffett’s conglomerate invests in recession-proof industries (making it recession-proof itself)

3) 3M (MMM) - Industrial company with a long history of dividend payments (committed to shareholders)

4) iShares MSCI USA Minimum Volatility ETF (USMV) - Focuses on stocks that historically have less volatility (not normally affected by uncertainty in the economy)

5) Coca Cola (KO) - Global* brand with strong cash flow AND reliable dividends (provides essential goods and still grows even if the US market is not growing)

6) Verizon (VZ) - Telecom giant with high dividend yield and stable demand (consistent income)

Market volatility can be nerve-wracking, but it also presents opportunities for smart investors. Instead of reacting emotionally, use these strategies to protect your portfolio and capitalize on market swings.

*You do not have to invest these companies and the amount you invest is up to you*

Tiara Mentality.

Is there caution in the air? Yes.
Are challenges ahead? Absolutely, and always have been.
Is volatility on the rise? Every day.

But the stock market is influenced by a complex system of factors. Much like a stock’s chart, there are multiple variables, both qualitative and quantitative, that influence shaky market activity. That does not always mean things are taking a turn for the worst. While, there’s uncertainty around the market, wise investors will see this as an opportunity, not a crisis.

Market slowdowns are normal. Volatility is normal. This is a long-term investor’s game right now. Investors should always air on the side of caution when investing in stocks. Remember, the slow and steady always wins the race.

Hope that clears things up🤓

Tiara Alysse Academy Lesson 1: Inflation

Do you think inflation is a normal thing or something that needs to be corrected?🤔

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