Comments by "chris" (@chris-pj7rk) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1.  @bobbygunz9254  This is the problem! Most times people with little or no knowledge of the stock market try investing by themselves. It once happened to me, then I learned my lesson and contacted a US-based finance consultant by name NICOLE ANN SABIN and everything changed. I started enjoying huge returns from my investment.
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  2. I’ve had people say to me they didn’t know you can start investing with small amount of money they 100% can and a $1 start is better than nothing at all
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  3. High inflation does not mean stock market was always under performance and to the contrary, the stock market did reasonably well when inflation was higher. Just speculation but every move typically retraces. Good news is the overall market is close to -3 deviation so it’s either about to improve very soon or really really go down a whole lot more. The question now should be 1. Are my Investments stable and secured ? 2. what will be the state of my investments if the worst chooses to happen now? 3. Have i achieved my retirement goals?
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  4. Been a crazy year 2021 and next year isn't looking any better. But it's sad that whenever something big goes wrong, a lot of people panic and hold on to money that should be working for them. Having monitored my portfolio performance return huge six figures from the last 2 quarters, I have learned why the market will remain a money den for those who know where to look. Get a help
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  5.  @johnlennon232  hat's a lot of money, and I don't think you should spend it without expert advice. I started in the market with $25k, but with the help of Katherine Rae Lobe, a coach, I was able to grow that to over $65k in 7 months
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  6. The Central claim might become different if we study 80 years of financial history rather than “ over the five years”… The most consistent thing in economics is history and even though history don’t repeat itself, it often rhymes… And for this saga it rhymes with the 1980s Volcker disinflation period
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  7.  @bobbygunz9254  That's why I always recommend having a strategy and buying the dip, as well as having a well-diversified portfolio.
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  8. best time to go hunting for a bear is when they are out doing their thing.
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  9. Buy during correction and hold during euphoria would be even better.
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  10. Only a professional will help you with the way the market is going. Get one before you start making any investment.
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  11. We've seen a stock market crash, Tesla skyrocket and cryptocurrencies all time high.
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  12. Most people seek instant gratification, which usually doesn't go well. so set goals 1-2 years out instead months out, and you are likely to be much more satisfied with the results.
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  13.  @viviangall1786  i was never patient and due to being an aggressive investor, lost heavily but a friend who works at fidelity investment <connected me to a F.A in the person of Nicole Deanne Mckay who managed my portfolio from $47k to $115k in 5 months.
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  14.  @johnlennon232  Think long term, personally i ventured into the market so i won’t be stranded after i retire. A colleague of mine introduced me to CFA "Eileen Ruth Sparks" who drew out retirement plans and they all aligned with what i wanted and had to pick one plan and with her exit and entry strategies on commodities , securities and digital assets, my portfolio has really been diversified with good ROI. I am really impressed by how much i have achieved>
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  15.  @johnlennon232  Very correct! I ventured into the market with less than a hundred thousand dollars, and now it's about twenty thousand less than half a million dollars. Credit to Alexis Georgeanna Herman the SEC-regulated financial advisor. It's verifiable.
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  16.  @Mcdd7-_- I know Samantha, I joined her program just a couple months back. She obviously brings a lot of experience in trading to the table but more importantly I think she is a tough person in an industry that demands clairvoyance.
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  17. I barely made anything from the market, always FUD at every little dip until a friend that works at fidelity investments recommended a financial advisor that has managed my portfolio from $70k to over $324k in 8 months.
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  18.  @bobbygunz9254  yes true, I thought I was doing alright profit wise, until I needed assistance with diversification, I reached out to a coach and in less than a year I made over [$550k] in net profit which is like 3x more than I make on my own.
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  19. She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran a Google search on her name and came across her website
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  20. I think you basically just have to research and study what kind of assets you want to Invest in.
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  21. Majority in the world still haven't even purchased Bitcoin before. There's still at least one major cycle left
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  22. This has an impact on everyone, whether directly or indirectly. For example, investments or stocks keep their value quite well, but I'm still considering whether to liquidate my $113k worth of equities or stay on to them since I'm afraid they may lose value.
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  23.  @julietmark9849  Exactly, that expression "buy back your time" well thats what investing allows you to do.
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  24. My coach, Grace Shukman Yung mentioned her earlier. I found her at a stock market interview, then I looked her up online,
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  25.  @bobbygunz9254  This is the problem! Most times people with little or no knowledge of the stock market try investing by themselves. It once happened to me, then I learned my lesson and contacted a US-based finance consultant by name NICOLE ANN SABIN and everything changed. I started enjoying huge returns from my investment.
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  26.  @viviangall1786  exactly, make sure you do your own research, don’t just venture on any asset for the sake of it, I seek the guidance of 'Nicole Deanne Mckay' who has made me understand that strategy is everything, hodling and compounding her strategy has brought 15x returns so far this year. I copy her trades in real time which i can confidently say i am impressed.
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  27. Building a good financial-portfolio is more complex so I would recommend you seek professional support. This way you can get strategies designed to address your unique long-term goals and financial dreams.
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  28.  @Natalieneptune469  Samantha Leigh Wentland is her name. She's quite known and has got a website. So, you can check her out online and subsequently contact from there.
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  29. I'm a new trader and I would love educate myself more on how the yield correlates with the market and inflation if you could be kind to share some materials I can read it will be much appreciated. thank you.
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  30. GROWING my money! Once you start doing it you will never turn back.
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  31. Well, look up Nicole Deanne Mckay, she's been the one handling mine and she's efficient, she's well know and certified, finding her won't be hard
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  32. i personally don’t recommend going in heavy on small caps and meme stocks, you want to make the most of the bull markets but you also want to protect your capital.
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  33.  @bobbygunz9254  The advisor I use is Nicole Ann Sabin, she's quite known, so you could just search her.
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  34.  @chrismillson2779  GROWING my money! Once you start doing it you will never turn back>
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  35. The best solution is to hire a Portfolio Manager who’s focus is on creating a flexible portfolio that can be updated regularly to reflect changing market conditions and retirement objectives.
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  36.  @claradidi7573 Stephanie Priscilla Bonillo is the name. She's quite known and has got a website. So, you can check her out online and subsequently contact from there
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  37. Everyone is affected by this, whether directly or indirectly. For example, investments or stocks retain their value very well, but I'm currently debating whether to liquidate my $113k in shares or keep them since I'm concerned they'll lose value.
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  38. Just seeing that Philip Morris (PM) now yields more than 5%, it's amazing.
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  39. Our solution is going to be to raise interest rates which will primarily hurt the middle class and poor. A better way to remove money from the economy and reduce inflation caused by too much money would be to increase taxes on the wealthy.
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  40.  @viviangall1786  According to my financial adviser "Nicole Deanne Mckay", now is the best time to trade or invest, buying BTC and ALTs and most stocks with a DCA strategy. I just can’t imagine what my portfolio would look like in the next leg up, but have already got 2x my thirty thousand dollars I am fine and out.
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  41.  @bobbygunz9254  not necessary but you can find her page on the web with her name.
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  42. My method is to buy quality firms, anticipate to hold them regardless of what happens, pay up but not too much, keep track, sell only when necessary, and be ready to course correct.
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  43.  @claradidi7573  You are so right. I know because my advisor is able to find so many good plays. My portfolio literally went from few degit to many degits last year. all really exciting. I guess it’s the experience and better judgement
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  44. The best solution is to hire a Portfolio Manager who’s focus is on creating a flexible portfolio that can be updated regularly to reflect changing market conditions and retirement objectives.
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  45. I wouldn't advise you to buy anything without the guidance of a professional. I got into the market with $25k, but with the guidance of JESSICA MEADOR JONES a coach who helped me grow that to over $105k in 7 months.
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  46. Bought 110k ADA at $1.10 on January 10th (1/10). I thought that was pretty awesome, haha. I bought 10k more than I was going to to make the triple 110 happen (smart investing, right?). But all of that money came courtesy of selling 700 of my 1000 SOL at $238 in November, that I bought at $22 when BTC double bottomed near $39k in July. But anyway, thanks to the panic sellers who sold me their ADA (which was down 64.5% at that point) at an obvious very strong BTC support. Much appreciated kudos to my Investment-Advisor “<Brenda Gay McLean>" who got me started in the first place hahaha.
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  47. The best solution is to hire a Portfolio Manager who’s focus is on creating a flexible portfolio that can be updated regularly to reflect changing market conditions and retirement objectives.
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  48.  @johnlennon232  Have known this for a long time that’s why i have been keen on building a strong portfolio not just for the sake of passive income but one that i can rely on for a long lasting financial liberty given that fiat is falling apart. i know i can achieve this without proper counsel, but given the fact i want to infuse a good amount for larger profits i need good guidance
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  49.  @jamescomb1170  Thank you! i just looked her up on the web and sent a message hoping she gets back to me.
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  50. I always want to be trading something at my early stages of coming into the market which made me FOMO resulting in me losing a lot of money. At one point I had to use a coach who grew my $115k capital to $175K in 3 months.
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