But damn E trade got so much more reviews/downloads in the Apple App StoreGet M1 account, buy tesla and apple, dump as much money as possible in it, eat.
Or don't and pour jelly on yourself![]()
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But damn E trade got so much more reviews/downloads in the Apple App StoreGet M1 account, buy tesla and apple, dump as much money as possible in it, eat.
Or don't and pour jelly on yourself![]()
I’m thinking 5-10 years from now I’ll be retired living somewhere in the Caribbean living off investments and maybe a small business.I don't wanna pour water on these retirement discussions because everyone should be saving for their retirement but there must be a balance. I'll tell you why.. at 60+ years old you aren't going to be able to do everything you can now in your prime years. It's nice to think about relaxing and living comfortably when you are older and not worrying about bills or whatever else you have on your mind. Paying off your home, taking vacations, living life..
That's all great but in your prime years is when you can most enjoy those things. So don't only think about retirement. Manage your money well NOW and splurge every once in a while..treat yourself and your family if you have one, the time to enjoy life is just as much now or more.. than when you are retired.
I say "now" yes I understand covid and the elections and everything that's fukked up in the world going on but I mean "now" as in enjoy your life as much as you can ASAP whenever the time is right for you.
I'm definitely a slightly below average investor thot.
I'm only getting returns because of the freaky shyt I do with TSLA and AAPL. I didn't get much attention until I started getting straight nasty doing 4 to 1 and 5-1 splits.
My milkshake was bringing all the traders to the yard![]()
and this at 4%
Stop pouring Jelly
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I’m thinking 5-10 years from now I’ll be retired living somewhere in the Caribbean living off investments and maybe a small business.![]()
Schwab showing my split shares with the adjusted prices. AAPL at $125 is gonna have a lot of people jumping onboard. TSLA at $442 could still be a little daunting for the average investor. We’ll see. I think people will dive in expecting to immediately double their money but that’s the wrong mindset. So they’ll buy in and then sell way sooner than they should.
damn:
We All Have a Stake in the Stock Market, Right? Guess Again
87% of the stock market is controlled by 10% of the richest families in the US.
damn:
We All Have a Stake in the Stock Market, Right? Guess Again
87% of the stock market is controlled by 10% of the richest families in the US.