Thank you for sending in questions and feedback!

Here are answers to your most pressing questions.

What type of content will you be sharing in The Million Mission? – Steven

Of course, my primary goal is to 10X my $100,000 initial capital. So I’ll be sharing every detail of my journey along the way.

However, maybe more importantly, I’ll also be sharing my thoughts on breaking news and investment opportunities that can impact my (and your) portfolio. If the news doesn’t impact my ultimate goal of reaching $1 million, it won’t get talked about in this mission-focused newsletter.

These insights will be easily digestible for all investor experience levels. My goal is that you find every single email useful to becoming a better investor – and growing the value of your portfolio.

The only trade that I have picked up so far is the NVDA option trade, I lost on that one. Have you recommended any other trades that I might have missed? Looking forward to seeing my account rise in value, working with you through this mission. – Michael

Thanks for being along for the Mission, Michael! No other official Mission trades yet. I have, however, talked about a few high-quality stocks that I believe still have room to run – Nvidia (NVDA), Uber Technologies (UBER), and Meta Platforms (META).

Depending on your risk tolerance, buying shares of these companies for longer-term trades might be the best strategy. Otherwise, stay tuned for an options trade when the risk/reward setup looks favorable.

Do you see a stock market correction based on buying the rumor and selling the news? A 20+% annual S&P for over 2 years seems a little generous. – Dennis

Great question, Dennis. I do think stocks are currently expensive. Going back to Michael’s question above, my strategy relies on volatility. For the last few months we haven’t seen much volatility (to the downside) but instead a steady trend higher as stocks have continued to get more expensive.

I’m not overly worried about any fundamental risks to the market, however. So I believe that a selloff could be a great opportunity for a reversal trade – depending on the news/reason for the selloff, of course.