• A Nasdaq index fund lets you invest in the 100 biggest non-bank companies on the stock market all at once.
• You can access the Nasdaq through index funds, mutual funds, or ETFs like QQQ - each with its own fees, trading rules, and style.
• Picking the right Nasdaq index fund comes down to three things: who runs it, what is in it, and what it costs.

• Wealth is about owning assets that grow and pay you - not just earning a high salary.
• In a capitalist system, there are two ways to get paid: from your labor and from your capital.
• Building wealth takes a shift in mindset, a money system, and the habit of investing before you spend.

• Micron (MU) is the only U.S. company that makes HBM chips - the short-term memory layer that AI systems need to run.
• By early 2026, data centers were using about 70% of all memory chips made in the world, creating an 18-month backlog for new orders.
• Micron's DRAM - or short-term memory chip - revenue jumped 69% year over year, and the company shifted away from consumer products to focus almost entirely on AI.

• Working capital is current assets minus current liabilities - it shows if a business can pay its short-term bills.
• You find it on a company's balance sheet inside its 10-K report.
• Changes in working capital show up on the cash flow statement and affect how much cash a business really makes.

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• Enterprise value (EV) shows what a company is really worth - debt and cash included - not just its stock price
• The enterprise value formula is: Market Cap + Total Debt - Cash and Cash Equivalents
• Investors use EV with metrics like EBITDA to compare stocks more fairly than market cap alone

• Return on equity (ROE) measures how much profit a company earns for every dollar of shareholder equity
• The formula is simple: net income divided by shareholder equity
• A higher ROE can signal a company that is good at turning investor money into profit - but it is not the full picture

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