This get's updated weekly, typically during our livestreams. Right now, I am only locked in on Duolingo and Netflix. Buy price for Duolingo for me is $100 or less Buy Price for Me for Netflix is $66 or Before Early March (Voting occurs on March, which could affect price) - I attached a screenshot showing when and how I will MOST LIKELY be buying in (This can always change) ⚠️ Legal Disclosure: I'm not a registered financial advisor. This is educational content only, not personalized investment advice. I hold positions in securities discussed. Consult a licensed professional before investing. All investments carry risk.

Hello everyone. Gary thanks for the hard work. I will have questions. I have been loosely investing for a while. I’m not an expert.

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What’s the best bet for right now? Is Sixy over valued?

I’ve made a final decision: I will not be holding any traditional index ETFs this year. If it’s not a Covered Call (CC) ETF or a specific Value Investment, I’m avoiding it. My primary focus is scaling this portfolio to $1M while creating a sustainable monthly distribution I can eventually live off, so my strategy is now split into three pillars: 1. CASH (Dry powder for opportunities) 2. Value Investments (My primary "Pure Growth" plays) 3. Covered Call ETFs (Income that acts as growth, like HDIV) This has been a long time coming. Ever since I first bought XUS, I’ve felt that my capital is more effective when buying conservative CC ETFs during dips or high-conviction Value stocks. The goal isn't just to track the market, it's to outperform it with intention.