If the Fed’s rate cut is meant to stimulate growth, how can it ensure that easing borrowing costs doesn’t overheat the economy or fuel inflation, especially given the supply constraints and tight labor market in play?

If air-gapped transactions are truly offline and detached from any networks, what measures can users take to guarantee that their transfers are convenient, fast, and error-free? Isn’t it challenging when they have to depend on manual methods like QR codes or SD cards for every single Bitcoin transaction?

If the market remains volatile or enters a prolonged downturn, wouldn’t adding sector-specific ETFs, such as technology and healthcare, increase risk instead of ensuring stable long-term returns?

I opened a trading account and am planning to invest $3,000 per month. My plan is to allocate 20% to blue-chip stocks like Apple (AAPL), Tesla (TSLA), and Amazon (AMZN) and 80% to a VOO. Is using dollar-cost averaging (DCA) a strong strategy for long-term investing? Alternatively, do you know how I may strengthen my portfolio for higher returns? Thank you.