Good morning.
Yesterday was nasty for markets, but that’s about how we imagined it would be. We aren’t discouraged, though—we’re happy.
Why would we be happy about a choppy, scared market?
Because that’s where you tend to find opportunities. Everyone is here when times are good. On the red days, when no one wants to open their portfolios—that’s when you can find gems in the rough.
And we scoured the mines for potential gems to share with you today. Here they are:
Why AppLovin could skyrocket 45% by EOY
Bitcoin’s channel floor may be a buy opportunity
$NVDA is flirting with a dangerous support level
Our partner Forward Inheritance is sharing an investment opportunity where you can get in on either the startup side or the lending side:
In partnership with Forward Inheritance
👨👩👦👦 Inheritance is broken. Forward has a fix.
A novel solution for both investors and families.
America is in the midst of an $84 trillion wealth transfer, but it’s bottlenecked.
Parents are living longer, sitting on home equity. Meanwhile, their kids are stuck renting, unable to build wealth of their own.
Forward Inheritance has reimagined how families pass on wealth, starting with the biggest asset of all — the home. 🏡
Their flagship product, called Forward Access, lets parents unlock a portion of their home value without debt, and transfer it to their kids via an intra-family loan — all tax-advantaged and retirement-safe.
There are two ways to invest here:
🤝 Option 1: Invest in Forward Access deals directly
You can fund the home equity side of the business.
Think of this as a cross between real estate and a structured private credit deal
Targeting mid-to-low teens IRRs
No leverage, 25 bps servicing fee, no AUM fee
Downside protection even if home prices fall
Accredited investors only
💼 Option 2: Invest in Forward’s operating company
This is a classic startup play, backing a strong team building in a massive, underserved market.
Forward is raising capital to build a category-defining inheritance platform.
SAFE at a $10m valuation
Accredited investors only
Express interest
This is an extremely unique company addressing a massive generational problem.
If you're interested in investing, either on the private credit side or the startup side, express interest here:
Please support our partners!
📰 Market Headlines

Stocks stumbled to start September.
The Dow fell 0.6%, the S&P 500 dropped 0.7% for its worst day in over a month, and the Nasdaq slid 0.8%.
There are rumors that AppLovin $APP might be added to the S&P 500 soon. Twitter analyst EliteOptionsTrader thinks the stock could experience a serious price squeeze upward if it happens. His end of year target for $APP is $700, which is a 45% increase from current levels. He covered the fundamentals, technicals, and news stories in this tweet. Always do your own research!
Mark Minervini says the bears are wrong. The author of Trade Like A Stock Market Wizard thinks that the current market pullback is just that—a pullback for consolidation, not the beginning of the end. He sees potential Fed rate cuts as “bull market fuel long term,” not as “short-term easing juice.”
“Buy the blue line or live a life of regret”—that’s what crypto celebrity and thought leader EllioTrades just said about Bitcoin. He was referring to BTC’s long-term upward channel trend, and the fact that the coin is close to the channel floor—which has historically signaled a buying opportunity. Judge for yourself below. This is not investment advice.
Buy the blue line or live a life of regret
Chart: @0xaporia
— #EllioTrades (#@elliotrades)
7:13 PM • Sep 1, 2025
Nvidia shares dipped below their 50-day moving average for the first time in four months (which was the start of its current bullish trend). Is this a signal of a larger pullback for the AI giant? Swing traders might be considering getting out of their Nvidia positions or betting against it in the short term.
$NVDA losing the 50-day for the first time since this monster trend begun.
Something to monitor.
— #Francesco (#@FranVezz)
3:40 PM • Sep 2, 2025
Google dodged a massive bullet in its antitrust case. A federal judge ruled the company can keep Chrome and Android but must share search data with rivals and end exclusive contracts. Alphabet shares jumped 7% after hours, while Apple rose 4% on relief that it can keep its lucrative search deal with Google.
Look at some of the greatest traders who ever lived.
Across the board you'll see this almost crazy ability to just not give up.
And that's what is required to succeed.
Failure shouldn't scare you.
You should learn to dance with it; you should allow it to mold you.
— #Trading Composure (#@TradingComposur)
12:33 PM • Sep 1, 2025
😱 Fear and Greed Index

As we predicted yesterday, the Fear and Greed index is majorly down today from its previous reading of 64.
What $NVDA does next may have a large effect on where the index goes for the rest of the month.
🪙 Crypto
Bitcoin spot flows are signaling a possible breakout, but bulls need a close above $113,650 to confirm momentum toward $119,000.
Dave Portnoy’s memecoin Jailstool exploded 110,000% in hours, hitting a $100 million market cap after his endorsement.
MicroStrategy bought 4,048 Bitcoin for $450 million last week, lifting its holdings to 636,505 coins worth about $70 billion.
🚨 Trending on Reddit
Palantir (PLTR) mentions are up on Reddit, focusing mainly on the company's recent stock performance. Sentiment is mixed, and some users are worried about the stock being overpriced, while others are jokingly saying that government employees should be paid in PLTR shares. Furthermore, there are mentions of PLTR's stock price falling amidst a broader tech sector pullback.
🤫 Insider Trading
🚚 Market Movers
Waymo started testing its robotaxis in Denver and Seattle with safety drivers, expanding its US footprint after launches in Austin, Atlanta, San Francisco, Phoenix, and Los Angeles.
Salesforce cut 4,000 customer service jobs as AI agents took over half of all support interactions, reducing costs by 17%.
🎙 What Do You Think?
🎤️ What you said last time

“The summer stagnation has morphed into the September suckage the last couple of years.”
🎪 Crowdfunding Showcase: EndoSound
Legacy GI ultrasound systems run about $450,000, which keeps many hospitals and surgery centers from offering them. EndoSound’s FDA-cleared system retrofits standard endoscopes with ultrasound capability at a fraction of that cost. With 600+ procedures already completed and a $5 million licensing deal in place, the company is showing both clinical traction and commercial validation. EndoSound is raising on Wefunder →
🧠 The Missing (Market) Links
A self-made millionaire explained how the wealthy think differently, including being “lazy in a brilliant way.” Here are the rules she says can change your money game.
Morgan Stanley’s Humanoid 100 mapped out companies tied to humanoid robots, with 56% based in China.
The US is projected to be the only country where foreign travel spending falls this year, with arrivals from Europe and Asia already down.
Harvard’s Arthur Brooks urged people to treat life like a startup, arguing that calculated risks can lead to bigger rewards in both money and meaning.
📜 Quote of the Day
“In this business if you’re good, you’re right six times out of ten. You’re never going to be right nine times out of then.”
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Cheers,
Brandon & Blake of Invested Inc
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