This is especially true as most index funds are capital weighted. So an S&P 500 fund already holds a disproportionate number of the individual names being recommended.
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Yes, is why I like S&P as the must invest multi-generational instrument.
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Is not VTI even better because it has SP500 + also the small and mid caps?
Small and mid cap are too speculative.
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Totally relatable! 
HODL!
He is thinking too short term. Buying at the 2nd last leg till last leg down make tons of $ for a position trader or a short-term investor.
Mark is a top trader… two time trading champion.
If that’s his NW, many of you in the forum don’t need to listen to him.
Those who invest in growth stocks only feel…
When you compare S&P index and ARKK, S&P index investors are happy that index keeps rising…
Is Mr Market overly negative towards growth stock?
You need to identify the babies from the bath water.
That is the question. How to separate the men from boys? cash flow, debt, earning? What else
@hanera panda gonna charge $90/ month through third party website to teach TEACT. What do you think?
Finally he shows his intention 
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He even bragged that the money he got from third party is nothing for him as he earned more just today trading
If that is true, there won’t be so many hedge funds, trading subscription services and book sale eg Mark Minervini. Mark is a two time trading champion.
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Based on the above chart, stock market is peaking since energy is strong and economy is pretty strong (would take awhile to peak). However, does the chart applies to growth stocks or mainly to S&P stocks?
Does the chart above apply well when FED/Central Banks can print money at will, and economic numbers can be manipulated to hide the bad news?