Insights, strategies, and practical guidance on building wealth from 35+ years on Wall Street.
Two years ago I opened a Robinhood account with $1,000. It's now worth $21,864.10, up 247.90% year to date. But the real story isn't the return, it's risk and drawdown management, and why keeping your losses small is what lets the winners compound.
A sell-off in Korea's memory-chip giants dragged Nvidia, AMD, and Micron lower and revived fears that the AI trade is over. Sergio Avedian explains why semiconductor corrections have historically rewarded patient, long-term investors.
There is no single perfect investment for retirement. Sergio Avedian walks through the ten assets he believes every investor should consider owning, and the one that matters more than all the rest.
A big paycheck and real wealth are not the same thing. Sergio Avedian explains why income stops when you do, and how assets keep paying you long after the work is done.
Robinhood made trading commission-free, but nothing on Wall Street is free. Sergio Avedian breaks down payment for order flow, the bid-ask spread, and the hidden costs that quietly eat your returns.
The market keeps hitting record highs while your budget feels tighter than ever. Sergio breaks down why the stock market isn't the economy, why asset owners keep pulling ahead, and how to build real wealth on any income.
The Magnificent 7 have been hammered as investors question AI spending. Sergio Avedian ranks Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, and Netflix, and shares how he scales into a falling market.
Micron (MU) and SanDisk (SNDK) are leading the market, not Nvidia. Sergio Avedian breaks down the AI memory and storage trade, whether it's a bubble, and how he manages the risk.
I funded a Robinhood account with $1,000 and grew it to nearly $15,000 in less than two years. The real secret wasn't a hot stock pick. It was relentless risk management.
