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An amazing week for crypto as the whole crypto space surpassed the 1 Trillion dollar mark! Bitcoin close to doubling its previous ATH and rumours of a possible drop.  If you took action since the last newsletter and are in the profits, congratulations! If you missed it, don't worry, there'll be lots of opportunities.Usually after big run ups, taking profit may not be a bad idea but if you think it's going to go up more, it may be a good idea to invest in a hardware wallet like  Nano Leger X.If you are new to crypto, we have some resources to help...

The defi craze is bringing life back to the crypto space with new projects showing up almost on a daily basis. Some are relating this defi boom to the ICO bubble of 2017 which has left many at a loss. 

As defi is still in its infancy stage, it is important to do your research before jumping into any new project. While there are many factors that contribute to a token’s success, there are also many red flags to look out for and many of them seem to remain consistent with the ICO bubble of 2017. We have in this article a list of common red flags one may be able to spot if they do their due diligence. While a project with one or more of these red flags does not mean it is a scam or it will fail, the risk is elevated and one must check in further details when doing due diligence before making an informed decision.

What is the effect of COVID on the real estate market? Who will be the winners and who will be the losers.  What can you to do protect your assets and prepare for the rebound.  The 2008 recession has resulted in $1 homes in Detroit. With the incoming expected recession, which will be the new $1 homes cities or cities with insane discounted homes?  

Dividends 101 - Understanding how dividend stocks work. Workshop by Kent Makishima of Subtle Asians Investor Facebook group on June 26, 2020.  Sign up for future SAI zoom hangouts at http://onehourinvesting.com/pages/zoom

Active trading is very different from long term buy and hold trading. Here are some trading tips for beginners from community member Jmin Joon Jot. (Note: these pointers doesn't apply for long term investments) The market doesn't care, if you're biased and emotionally attached to your trades, you'll lose. Always compare the upside and the down side, think of it this way, how much am i risking and how much would i potentially earn in this trade when my exit strategy is applied. your entry and exit for each trades are equally as important. Don't get attached to figures, for example, when your...