Femi Agboola, CFA
Femi is a data-driven professional investor. He uses both technical & fundamental analyses to make investment decisions. He also specializes in strategically driving the financial planning process to achieve impactful and profitable business goals. Femi has over 10 years of experience in multiple industries tackling complex business & financial problems - he currently works for a fortune 100 company. He earned a Master of Science degree in Finance from Nurtingen-Geislingen University, Germany and an MBA from Minnesota State University. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst® (CFA) charterholder. When he is not working, he enjoys traveling to visit new places.
Why I’m Bullish on the Stock Market in 2024: A Historical Perspective
The year 2023 has been a remarkable one for the stock market. After a dismal 2022, the market bounced back with a vengeance, delivering impressive returns for investors.
NVIDIA: Leading the AI Pack for Investment
With AI dominating the headlines recently, how does NVDA (Nvidia) stack up relative to its competitors? With NVDA's recent earnings and stock performance, what can we expect is next for this chipmaking powerhouse?
Decoding Powell's Remarks: Navigating Market Volatility Amid Fed's Interest Rate Policy
Now that the Fed has raised rates again, what comes next now that inflation appears to be under control? What were some critical remarks that Powell made during his speech that will impact traders and investors alike?
History Predicts a Comeback in 2023
The markets have returned negative double-digit percentages so far in 2022, just one year after an amazing market run.
A Split Government and the Markets
Democrats control the Senate and Republicans control the House. In this split government, what will get down and how will this impact the markets and specific sectors?
Are We in a Bear Market Bottom? Buffett Indicator Says Not Yet
In this environment of rising inflation and interest rates – honestly, an incredible moment for short sellers – it doesn’t look like the stock market bleeding will stop anytime soon. It’s shocking that the S&P 500 has dropped -22% YTD and the QQQ by a whopping -32%.