Category Archives for 5th Guide – Advanced Stock Market Investing

Investors Know: Canada Is No Easy Takeover

Investors Know: Canada Is No Easy Takeover. For 250 years, the U.S. failed to annex Canada in the face of unified resistance and a strong desire for sovereignty as an independent nation.

Through war, diplomacy, and economic pressure, the United States has repeatedly attempted to exert control over Canada for more than two centuries. From generals in the Revolutionary era to modern presidents, American leaders have seen Canada as a strategic prize.

However, every attempt to annex the Great White North has failed, not because of geography or military strength, but because of something deeper: Canadian unity, national pride, and a firm commitment to sovereignty.

From the War of 1812 to today’s tariff disputes and cross-border tensions, Canada has responded with quiet strength, strong institutions, and a firm refusal to be controlled. Time after time, the country has shown it is not for sale, not for conquest, and not for surrender.

Investors understand this well. Markets do not perform well under siege or in the midst of political chaos. They rely on the rule of law, accountable institutions, and a stable nation, exactly what Canada continues to provide.

Unlike authoritarian populism, Canada’s democratic resilience offers a reliable environment for long-term investment and economic growth.
However, today, Canada faces a renewed challenge. This time, the threat isn’t military, but political, economic, and rhetorical.

A U.S. president known for spreading misinformation and disrespecting institutions now applies pressure through aggressive tariffs, trade disruptions, and public insults. Still, history favors Canada. Over the course of two and a half centuries, every effort to absorb Canada has failed against determined resistance. Sovereignty has never been given, it has been defended and proven. Ultimately, current efforts to weaken sovereignty, create confusion, and impose dominance will fail.

The lessons of history matter more than ever now, especially for investors and policymakers seeking stability in a turbulent world. This lesson analyses the history of American attempts to annex Canada. From battlefield invasions to trade negotiations, it demonstrates why, despite today’s economic tensions, a political union remains a fantasy from another century, rather than a real threat today. Investors recognize that Canada’s strength remains.

Investors Defending Democracy Seize More Opportunities: 20 Secrets Revealed

Learn twenty powerful lessons on how investors defending democracy seize more opportunities to build wealth and protect markets during uncertain times. Investors must protect democracy and prosperity from the threats posed by authoritarian leadership. To ensure democracy and promote prosperity in challenging times, savvy investors recognize that freedom is not just a political ideal; it is a substantial economic advantage. This investor guide draws from historian Timothy Snyder’s book, “On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century,” which illustrates how defending democracy directly supports wealth creation and long-term market performance.

Stock Scam FAQs Answered: How to Detect, Avoid, and Beat Scammers

The Frequently Asked Questions or FAQ about stock scams investors ask are from the Managing Investment Market Risks course explaining how superior investors manage stock market risks. The stock scam questions on this list are from the lessons, Stock scam awareness defense, and, 4 Stock scam tips, each answer is linked to the individual lesson. Both this list and the lessons are regularly updated as markets and investments change.

FAQs about high frequency trading

70 Frequently Asked Questions or FAQ about high frequency trading that investors asked are from the High Frequency Trading Explained course that provides a detailed examination of the high frequency trading technology and process as well as the market changing impact. The many questions investors asked are listed here and linked to each individual lesson. Both this list and the lessons are regularly updated as markets, investments, and investing change.

Making money selling short

Making money selling short challenges investors. Using exceptional research, short sellers pick the target, timing, techniques and analytics to consistently produce short selling profits. And other investors can use the data, analytics, and research produced by short sellers! That information often helps investors gain market insights and company intelligence. And that helps both long and short investors improve their stock market vision and understanding.

Investors ask about short selling

Investors ask about short selling in these FAQ from the short story shorting stocks course on the impact short selling has on investors and markets.  The Introduction to short story shorting stocks course explains the short sale process and how it impacts markets, investors, investing, and companies. Investors ask many questions about what is short […]

Introducing high frequency trading explained

Introducing high frequency trading explained, gives an overview of this course that explains how computers and the latest technology get used to generate huge trading volumes to rig stock markets. Those great volumes, traded at blazing speeds, change markets trading shares, commodities, options and currencies. Course lessons explore those changes, how they came about and how they impact the wealth of every investor.

Investors deal with high frequency trading

How investors deal with high frequency trading dramatically changes investing results. Getting the details right can protect investments and trades from HFT. The lesson teaches how superior investors play their small investor advantages to deal with HFT infected markets. Those advantages keep superior investors ahead of HFT and other market rigging schemes.

Markets, technology, and laws respond to high frequency trading

Markets, technology and laws respond to HFT exploitation. That investor abuse attracted a range of responses from a new exchange to doing nothing. Proposals included technology speed bumps, taxes and regulations. Although regulators continue to talk, in most cases proposals are only words. That means no market, trading or investing fixes will address markets rigged for HFT. Time will tell if lawmakers and regulators change to address HFT. Meanwhile, HFT advantages over investors continue. So for now, addressing HFT abuse is up to individual investors.

Misinformation myths of high frequency trading

Misinformation myths of high frequency trading (HFT) confuse and mislead investors. Driven to protect advantages over investors, bold hype shields HFT pick pockets feeding on investor orders. Their aggressive propaganda campaign protects the market rigging advantages built for HFT. In response, superior investors must become informed, aware and learn countermeasures. Once aware of the pervasive […]