I know GSAT would probably go to $90 when Amazon buy it, but I just sold it at $79.75 with over 300% gain. The deal would take a year to close and I would use the money elsewhere.

In the last 2 weeks, we saw major funds pouring capital into the market leading to S&P 500 / NASDAQ 100 to all time high again Oil (refer to my previous email) reached a top of $100-120 and now coming back down Various blue chip stocks are near the bottom of the support zone ​with earnings season just around the corner (this week) We also had the classic Q1 performing poorly and had a correction early on this year.​​​​ The amount of capital pouring into the market in the last few weeks wouldn't be reversed easily. What does this mean? It means we are about to head into a multi-month bull run. So - get ready :) best of luck! If you want guidance and tips to navigate the bull run and get the most out of it, you can consider Investing Accelerator ​ Cheers, Eric ---- Eric Seto Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) Chartered Investment Manager (CIM) Founder of 5MinInvesting.com In May, I’m helping 20 people build a retirement cashflow strategy using options. The 2 strategies you will learn in Investing Accelerator: 1. Long-Term Investing with Options → Find discounted blue-chip stocks → Use options to multiply your profits 2. Monthly Passive Income Strategy → Generate monthly cashflow from your portfolio by selling options → Designed to generate cashflow for retirement If you are interested in learning more advanced investing strategies, you can schedule a free strategy call here to see if you are a good fit. Schedule a free call Disclaimer: This communication is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer to invest in any fund or strategy. No advisory relationship is formed by receipt of this content. Any references to strategies or markets are general in nature and do not reflect the performance of any client account or investment product.

During the last couple weeks the Healthcare insurance companies are down and many of them are in a buying zone. Even if the trend might continue, I start accumulating for long term positions in ELV, UNH and CNC. For those who are more toward ETFs, IHF or XLV (entire healthcare sector) are the options as both of them beat the SPY in the last 15 years. Does anybody else looking into this sector?

It took millions of years to perfect the human hand and Tesla just engineered a 22 degree of freedom masterpiece in a few years that makes it look easy. Brian Roemmele (X) enthusiastically analyzes newly published Tesla patents (April 16, 2026) for the Optimus V3 robotic hand, describing a 22-degree-of-freedom design with 25 motors concentrated in the forearm driving a tendon-based system for high dexterity and grip strength. The patents detail innovative features including a hollow cantilevered wrist for unobstructed cable routing, Nitinol memory-metal composite ligaments in layered sandwiches to resist fatigue, and passive spring returns that simplify manufacturing and cut part counts. This architecture shifts actuators away from the hand for lighter weight and better performance, positioning Optimus for tasks ranging from delicate manipulation to industrial work while supporting Tesla's goals for affordable mass production of humanoid robots. The robots are coming.

Financial investor Warren Buffett encourages us not to cling to our losing efforts or chase what isn't working and instead focus on the next best action Source: 1994 Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letter Especially not now. We just exited geopolitical uncertainty. The bull market is opening. And if you're still holding losers, you're leaving gains on the table. When fear dominated — Iran tensions, recession chatter — many positions got crushed regardless of thesis. Now that volatility is settling, capital is rotating hard into growth. This is the reset moment. Here's the trap: holding a 30% loser while the broader market rebounds 15% feels like a recovery story. It's not. You're still underwater and you're missing the move. The smarter play: - Accept the loss. Cut it loose. - Redeploy into high-conviction leveraged plays — QLD, other 2x,3x if you're bullish on tech/AI. - Let leveraged positions do the heavy lifting in a bull market. You don't recover by waiting. You recover by positioning for what's next. I used to think selling a loser meant admitting defeat. This is sunk cost bias! Then I realized: the best investors aren't afraid to harvest losses and rotate into the next big theme. That's how you actually make it back — faster, smarter, and better. What's one losing position you're holding that could be redeployed into a leveraged play you actually believe in?​