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🏴‍☠️ The Pirate's Weekly Buried Treasure Bulletin - 4/1/24

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April 1, 2024 Dear , Welcome to The Pirate's Weekly Buried Treasure Bulletin. Your one stop shop for

April 1, 2024 Dear , Welcome to The Pirate's Weekly Buried Treasure Bulletin. Your one stop shop for all things finance. Picture our newsletters as the GPS for your investment journey – direct, efficient, and available in your inbox every week. Here’s what we got on deck for you today: 💣 The Fate of Disney's Board ✨ 💣 Chipotle and Walmart's Stock Splits For Workers 🤯 💣 Mike's Indices Outlook 🕵 Quick Glance 🔎 As of April 1, 2024, 12:40 PM MST The Fate of Disney's Board ✨ This week will decide Disney's board fate after investor Nelson Peltz's prolonged push for change. Wednesday will reveal if he succeeded, with results of the shareholder vote anticipated at the annual stockholders meeting. - Disney grapples with shifting consumer preferences from cable to less profitable streaming services. - CEO Bob Iger's tenure's end in 2026 raises succession concerns. - Peltz targets the removal of two board members: Michael Froman and Maria Elena Lagomasino [See Full Article]() Chipotle and Walmart'a New Public Stock Splits 🤯 Chipotle and Walmart are revolutionizing benefits for their large, low-wage workforces. They're offering debt-free college tuition assistance and introducing publicly traded stock splits to make shares more accessible. - Walmart completed its first stock split in over 20 years on Feb. 26. - Chipotle's stock split is set to take effect on June 26. - Experts say a company stock plan can benefit workers, but might not reach the majority of them. [See Full Article](=) Indices Outlook 👀📈 We hope all of you had a nice holiday weekend and enjoyed the shortened trading week! After the market pushed to new highs on March 21st following the Fed meeting, we really saw the markets stall for the most part last week. The Nasdaq failed to push up to new highs and the S&P 500 just barely ticked above the high intraday before retreating a bit. The bulls tried to start this morning with some energy only to see the bears quickly take over and push the indices into the red to start the week. We want to be mindful that the uptrend is intact and looks to be strong, but the bullish momentum/energy seems to be less intense. It is also noteworthy that the bullish moves have also been more short-lived the last couple of weeks. Like we've mentioned before in this Indices Outlook, we will look at trend lines and support lines to see where the trend might try to break down and make our adjustments when/if that happens. But until we see some weakness, we can continue to ride this bullish trend! See you next week! Mike Curtis Mumsy's Meme of the Week 😂 Want more market insights? Join Our Mastermind Group Get exclusive access to weekly webinars with Mike Curtis (a.k.a. “Right-hand Mike” or Mentor Mike) and other guest Mastermind contributors! [Find Out More]() Free Resource LEARN HOW TO DO IT YOURSELF Head to the TEAM HUB for more options training. Learn the basics of options, how to setup an account, and place your first Money Press trade through the Onramp. [Go to T.E.A.M. Hub]( Treasure Trove Tidbits: Top headlines in a glance 💰 [After a strong first quarter closure, this week's job report holds significance in determining the continuity of momentum.]( The S&P 500 surged over 10%, marking its best start since 2019, while the Nasdaq Composite and the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained over 9% and about 5.5%. [Meme stocks make a comeback as the stock market wraps up a robust first quarter.](=) While not as intense as in 2021 with GameStop (GME) and AMC (AMC), select meme stocks are still drawing attention. [Kia recalls over 427,000 Telluride SUVs for potential rolling away while parked.](The defect involves the intermediate shaft and right front driveshaft of certain 2020-2024 models, increasing crash risks. I hope you enjoyed this edition of "The Fogcutter". You can expect this in your inbox every Monday moving forward. Have a great week! - Preston [Unsubscribe]( Traders Edge Network 8180 South 700 East Suite 210 Sandy, Utah 84070 United States (801) 733-4190

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