Taking the Emotion Out of Investing with the Power Score
- Greg Luken

- Sep 14
- 2 min read

When it comes to investing, one of the costliest mistakes people make is letting emotions drive their decisions. Fear, excitement, or even the constant buzz of financial headlines can lead investors to buy and sell at the wrong times — often hurting long-term results.
At Luken Wealth Management, we believe investing should be built on clarity and confidence, not guesswork. That’s why we’ve developed a simple, repeatable process to help remove emotion from the equation.
Introducing the Power Score
We’ve created a new way to share the signals we track in the markets: The Power Score.
It’s a single number, on a scale of 1 to 10, designed to make our mathematical approach to the markets more approachable for everyone. The Power Score takes the complex data we monitor and boils it down into an easy-to-understand ranking.
Think of it as a way to “listen” to what the markets are saying without getting caught up in the noise.
Watch the video below to see Greg Luken explain the Power Score and how it fits into our quarterly outlook:
Why It Matters for Investors
The markets are always telling a story. The Power Score helps put a number to that story — giving you a clear, straightforward view of the trends we’re watching.
Our goal isn’t to predict the future (no one can do that), but to provide a framework that makes it easier to make smart, disciplined investment decisions.
Free Resources to Help You Invest with Clarity
If you’re building wealth and want to avoid the common mistakes many investors make, we’ve put together some resources you may find helpful:
Download our free eBook: The Seven Mistake The Affluent Make and How To Avoid Them
Explore our latest Quarterly Market Playbook, where you’ll see the Power Score in action
If you’d like a second opinion on your portfolio, our team is here to help
At the end of the day, investing doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. With the right process — and the right partner — you can move forward with confidence.

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