Being Black Externally and being Black Internally are two different things. I think this is why we keep feeling let down or shocked when dudes stay saying side ways stuff about anyone trying to help black people.
Being Black Externally and being Black Internally are two different things. I think this is why we keep feeling let down or shocked when dudes stay saying side ways stuff about anyone trying to help black people.
Stocks are not for the broke. It's like a video game for the super rich.
If you're waiting on 10-15 years you are gambling on something you cannot control which is time/mortality.
I'd much rather invest my money in inventory and flip it now at a much higher rate in my ecommerce stores. But that's just me.
Damn, what would you do different next time? What advice would you give to a young breh trynna get started in this stock game?
What advice would you give? Any bumps in your road or was it smooth all the way through?
And rep to the OP @Young Czar
Troll elsewhere fakkitTalk down on black people on a white dudes couch brehs.
Or suck a cac's dikk like you did in your kitchen fagot.Talk down on black people on a white dudes couch brehs.
One thing to be aware of on mutual funds is that most of the funds will have minimum investment amounts and management fees. For that reason I like investing in ETF's. Also, if you can, put your money into a traditional IRA as well as a Roth. The amount you put into a traditional is tax deductible up to $5,500.Talk to the bankers at your bank. Some mutual funds are INCREDIBLY low risk and will make more money than your savings account will.
Invest in a ROTH IRA if you have money to put away for a while
Look into starting a business (even small).
Make your money work for you breh! You earned it
- Don't invest heavily in volatile stocks/companies with low market caps. They're highly manipulated by hedge funds and HFT.
- Don't listen to others without doing your own research/due diligence.
- Only invest expendable savings, not money you plan on using on a house down payment.
- I'd wait until after this election to invest. Gotta see how the stock market reacts to a new president and new congress.
Lemme hold something breh
Thats a good thing.
Explain.
Because its rigged, built on a bubble, long term investments are not worth it, and there are plenty of ways to invest capital that are better than playing markets.