 Secure profit. What's up, money geeks? Mr. V here. Welcome to another video, guys. So in today's video, we are going to talk about when you should secure profit. A lot of you guys are super excited to invest and once you get started, you start seeing some gains. You're like, hey, you're just going to sit on those gains and ride it for the long run. But we all know that the stock market is like a jungle. You don't know when it's going to rain or it's going to shine. This is confusing, right? So you have to have a strategy once you're in there. And so this is the reason why I'm actually talking about it into this video. So before we get started, guys, if you're new to the channel, we talk about how to earn money, how to save money, how to invest and build wealth. So if that's something that interests you, go ahead and hit that subscribe button and your notification bell, guys, so you don't miss out on new content. So if you guys have been following me here on the channel, you guys know very well that I am very, very strong on the fact that you shouldn't be a greedy savage because this is not your market. You don't own the market. The market owns you and the market can control you as much as they want. But if you have your strategy, the market cannot mess with you as much as it would do with other people. So I always urge you guys to secure profit as much as you can. So that sentiment was actually shared by Jim Kramer recently, where he said for all these speculative stocks, all these stocks that are going public, taking companies public, if you have some money in there, definitely start securing some of those profit because all these dates, whole speculative space is overhyped. So you can potentially see a pullback, massive pullback, not just a pullback. So he's like urging investors to start taking some profit out. I mean, mind you, this is he actually endorsed some of these facts like we have butterfly network go in public. He actually endorsed that he actually endorsed a rival going public, which is good. He actually endorsed canoe go in public. So he is not like he's saying I don't want to invest in this. He's investing in them, but he's like a secure profit, which is what I have been preaching all along here on the channel. Well, I'm not Jim Kramer. So I don't think a lot of you guys would listen and take me serious. But let me bring this down for you. So each time I tell you guys that, hey, this is a particular spark. This company is going public. You know, this is you can buy it. You can buy it at the very low end and then sell at the very high end. I usually tell you guys like when I go in again, this is my strategy. I don't know if it doesn't work for you. It doesn't work for you, but figure out what works for you, but have a strategy. When I go into these sparks, I buy when I see that they've announced a merger, I go in and buy this part company stock. I hold it when it goes public. It goes up. I make profit. I take out my initial investment. I walk away. Whatever is left in there is what I made from that trade. That is how I do it. So if I buy a share at $10, it goes up to 20. I've doubled my investment. I take out my initial investment. I take that and go find something else to put it in. That makes me a very smart investor. Some people might say a lousy one because what if you take out a 20, it goes up to 25, 30? Well, I would sit back and be like, oh, I wish I knew. But at the same time, what if it gets to 20 and then pulls back to 15 and 10? You probably see that as like you wish you knew, right? So I'm like right in the middle. You can call me a lousy investor, but that's my strategy. It works and it protects me. So now that Jim Kramer is coming out and saying it, I think I have not been wrong all along. I've been right all along. Always secure those profits. If you don't want to, they have so many tools here that you can use on the platform. I do use Weibo. They have stopped lots. You can put in, they have straining stops that you can put in. As a matter of fact, I have videos on the channel that I cover those. But Jim Kramer saying this, it means that he too has seen that. People are just getting callous with all these sparks and just like putting money here, putting money there without actually having a strategy. So again, I'm going to break down my strategy to you guys. Once I go in, my goal is to try to buy as low as possible. And once it goes up, those pick, I sell my initial investment. So if I buy 100 shares and it goes up, if I double, I'm cutting it to 50. It doesn't matter if it's going to triple. I don't have to sit there and wait for it to triple. I cut it right at that double price mark and then I'm moving on. If it triples, that's fine. I take my chances and I'll move on and I go find the next big thing to invest my money in that has always been my strategy. So if you have investment in all of the sparks that are coming out right now, because this year alone has been the year of the spark. And again, for those of you that don't quite know what these companies are, these are blind check companies that come together with the sole purpose of taking another company public and in the process, making a ton of money. So you take a company that has a nice product or a good service. You take them public and make money in the process because once those IPOs or I mean, once the merger complete, usually see the price of the stock will spike and these guys will make a ton of money in the process and they move on and go from a new spark and they're looking for the next big thing again to invest in. If they are doing it, what about you that's investing in those sparks? So that is exactly what I'm doing. I'm following them. It's just at a very small level at a very, very micro level. So if they invest in a company, it goes public. They take their money and from a new spark and they're looking for the next big thing to invest, I do the same. If you invest there, it goes up, I sell, I take my initial investment. I'm following them to go invest in the next thing that they want to invest in and make that money too. So I'm actually skipping up with these guys. So let me know if this is something that you've tried or how do you go about making sure that you don't get burned in the market? That it begins that you've actually secured in the market. You have them. How do you secure your gains or do you just buy and never look back and hope that it will continue to go up over the long run or you continue to write the waves? Again, for me, the stocks that I own that I've actually taken my initial money out, I can write the wave. I don't really care about those, but my initial investment is what I care about. I'll take it and keep moving. So that's my strategy. Again, let me know what you think in the comment section. And if you're new to the channel, we talk about how to earn money, how to save money, how to invest and build wealth. If that's something that interests you, go ahead and hit that subscribe button and the notification bell so you don't miss out on new content. And also, if you're looking to get started with investing, guys, WeBo again is doing a promotion right now. I think it ends like December 14th, where if you sign up and deposit $100 between now and December 14th, you get four free stocks just for doing that, signing up and depositing a minimum of $100. You get those four free stocks. I'll put the links in the description below. And again, guys, I preach this every day. Don't be a greedy savage. The market is not your friend. Always secure those profits. As a matter of fact, I do have Don't Be a Greedy Savage merch on my website. If you can look on Teespring, check them in the description below. You probably see a link there. Get one of those to remind you that you should always, always secure profit. Don't think that the market is your friend. The minute you become so comfortable thinking that you understand that the market is your friend, that's when you're going to get smacked in the head and you don't want to be in that situation. And as always, stay motivated.