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What to Do When You Are Fired from Your Job and How to Prepare for the Future

February 22, 2025 What to Do When You Are Fired from Your Job and How to Prepare for the Future "You're fired!" That scary predicament made Trump famous in The Apprentice. The iconic phrase turned Donald into a reality TV star, consolidating his larger-than-life persona as a celebrity businessman. As President and Convict in Chief, Trump continues to garner attention by firing federal employees. There will be a record number of Americans losing their jobs this year.  Firing people is the new black. Corporate America will surely follow Trump's lead and fire often and proactively to intimidate the workforce into higher productivity. Firing creates a type of "tournament mentality" that helps employers squeeze productivity from those who are afraid of losing their jobs and have the means to dedicate single heartedly to the mission of serving their bosses.  Losing a job can be a deeply stressful and overwhelming experience. Whether the termination is expected or ...

Is Trump taking America back to high inflation?

February 22, 2025 Is Trump taking America back to inflation, unemployment, and stagnation? We love the Donald. He's the essence of the dark side of the American Spirit yet our spirit nonetheless. For the English and most Western Europeans, the Donald is the incarnation of the America First revolutionary and greedy spirit. For liberals, moderates, and true republicans (believers in the republican form of government), the Donald is a despicable king wannabe. For us, he's an useful idiot running a trial and error experiment that will help all of us one way or another. The Donald is a once in a hundred years, 78-year old cellular network of contradictions, risks, and potential rewards. For good or bad, the Donald will die relatively soon, most likely of a massive heart attack.  In the meantime, President Donald Trump's economic policies continue sparking debate regarding their potential to lead the United States toward high inflation, elevated unemployment, increased deficits, ...

Why is Trump failing?

February 21, 2025 Why is Trump failing? Sorry for the click bait. This post is not about politics. It's about the Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. (NASDAQ: DJT). The stock keeps losing value every day. falling  is experiencing a decline in its stock price, trading at $27.51 per share, down approximately 1.19% from the previous close. Trump Media & Technology Group Corp began trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market under the ticker symbol "DJT" on March 26, 2024, following its merger with Digital World Acquisition Corp. DJT has experienced notable fluctuations. As of **February 21, 2025**, Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. (NASDAQ: DJT) is trading at **$27.18** per share, with a market capitalization of approximately **$5.97 billion**. citeturn0search14 On that day, the stock achieved a peak intraday stock price of $66.22 per share. With approximately 216.9 million shares outstanding then, the market capitalization was approximately $14.36 billion. The sto...

Should you buy Vimeo at 90% off?

February 20, 2025 Is Vimeo a buy at 90% off? We don't think so. Even at 90% from its peak valuation in May 2021, Vimeo, Inc. (NASDAQ: VMEO) appears to be overvalued. Vimeo's market capitalization stands at $1.12 billion, with a P/E ratio of about 28. In our view, it is hard to justify a valuation for Vimeo above $500M. The company operates in a very crowded segment with very aggressive competitors.  Vimeo continues to innovate by leveraging AI to enhance its video creation and management tools, aiming to provide seamless and efficient solutions for its diverse user base.  As of February 20, 2025, Vimeo enjoys a market capitalization of approximately $1.12 billion. Vimeo's market capitalization reached its peak shortly after becoming an independent public company in 2021. Vimeo was spun off from IAC and began trading on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol VMEO on May 25, 2021. On July 7, 2021, Vimeo's stock achieved its all-time high closing price of $51.67 for a peak mar...

Losers today, winners tomorrow? Should you buy Cava and Palantir after today's plunge?

February 19, 2025 Should you buy Cava and Palantir after today's plunge? No. Although both are good companies, they are significantly overpriced. You should patiently wait for a 20% to 25% price drop before considering adding them to your portfolio.  Today, February 19, 2025, Cava and Palantir had very bad days in the stock market. Each company lost about 10% in value in just one trading day. Cava and Palantir are both good companies, but are both overpriced. The stocks will most likely continue experiencing some heavy winds in their respective industries in the days ahead. Cava is currently trading at $119 per share. Palantir is trading at $107 per share, You should consider adding them to stocks on your radar. Once their share prices go well below $100 each, you may want to consider adding a few shares here and there (not too many and not too quickly) to your portfolio.   Cava Group, Inc. (NYSE: CAVA)  Cava Group, Inc. (NYSE: CAVA) lost 10.42% today. The restaurant...

Is it a good idea to invest in Chinese technology stocks?

February 18, 2025 Is it a good idea to invest in Chinese technology stocks? Yes. The #1 rule of investing is diversification. It's not a bad idea at all to consider investing a little (e.g. 2% - 5%) of your portfolio in the Chinese technology sector. It has done relatively well in the past 20 years and it can be expected to remain relatively strong in the next 20 years. It could prove to be a good hedge in the long run. China is the second largest economy in the world after the United States. China also has the most billionaires in the world after the United States. Most Chinese billionaires come from the technology sector.  Creatix recommends getting exposure to the Chinese technology stocks indirectly via an exchange traded fund. Our recommendation is to consider buying some shares of the iShares MSCI China Multisector Tech ETF (Ticker TCHI).  The TCHI ETF is designed to track the performance of large and mid-cap Chinese companies leading in technological innovation. It offe...

Are you ready for a Trumpcession?

February 17, 2025 Is your portfolio ready for a Trumpression?  Some say that the two main engines of economic growth in the United States are immigration and federal spending. President Trump is cutting both. If we are lucky, other engines such as innovation and lower taxes will carry the day and propel us forward. If we are unlucky, stagnation could set in, leading to a recession (a Trumpcession), or even a depression (Trumression).  President Trump is massively increasing unemployment of federal workers. Under the advice of African entrepreneur Elon Musk, the President has fired hundreds of thousands of federal employees. That is an immediate and direct increase in unemployment, which should be noticeable even if very slightly.  President Trump is also massively deporting illegal aliens. That will not have a direct impact on unemployment figures because the detainees and deportees will not file for unemployment benefits. However, deportations may have a significantly ad...