Expect more volatile markets ahead as the number of buy signals is getting into overheated territory. With little momentum from quarterly results moving forward, it will be harder to make good picks, and the fun may fade away as the Nasdaq may fail in its push for a new all-time high.

The last upturn for EVs begs the question: is there more to be made? This, alongside an update on the $1000 challenge, where the last buy into Snap has pushed the portfolio over the $3,000 mark, can be found in this week's podcast!

Tune in to ensure you get the insights you need for the week ahead.

The odds are fairly good for another green week on Nasdaq, though perhaps not as strong as last week when the Nasdaq rose more than 4%. In the $1,000 challenge, betting on Snap last week paid off, boosting the $1,000 portfolio to $2,784. We are now on the hunt for the next milestone at $4,000.

The upcoming week will be busy with major quarterly results from companies such as Starbucks (SBUX), Coca-Cola (KO), Marathon Petroleum (MPC), 3M (MMM), Mastercard (MA), Qualcomm (QCOM), Pfizer (PFE), Apple (AAPL), and Novo Nordisk (NVO), to name a few. The highlight of the week will undoubtedly be the Federal Reserve minutes on Wednesday.

Tune in for more updates!

This week, heavy hitters like Meta, Microsoft, General Motors, General Electric, Alphabet (Google), and Tesla will release their quarterly results.

By the end of the week, we'll have more insights into the GDP and inflation, as PCE numbers are set to be released on Friday.

Expect a volatile week where the oversold Nasdaq could bounce back, at least temporarily. In the $1,000 challenge, Asteria (ATXS) has been sold at a loss, setting the portfolio back to $1,944, which will be reinvested into Snap Inc (SNAP) this week.

Tune in for a brief podcast covering the main events of the week.