I bet it goes to the 40’s by end of this month.
Anyone investing heavily this year??
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I bet it goes to the 40’s by end of this month.
I went from a $5.15 an hour to retiring at 39 with $3.5M nest egg
Jamal Robinson, 40, shared the secrets to early retirement after leaving the workforce with a $3.5 million nest egg.
He just did this one simple trickI went from a $5.15 an hour to retiring at 39 with $3.5M nest egg
Jamal Robinson, 40, shared the secrets to early retirement after leaving the workforce with a $3.5 million nest egg.www.dailymail.co.uk
Following graduation, the tech expert began working his first full-time job, which paid $41,000 yearly, which, after a steady increase, turned into $225,000.
His pay rose to $400,000, $727,000, and eventually $1million.
While working, he went on to earn nine post-grad business and technology certifications and an MBA.
If it's for the long term (investing for a long term goal/wealth/retirement, using money you don't need right now), I'd say that almost any time is good... but especially right now.
Just DCA and invest the same amount each month.
I had my eyes on Starbucks and then they hired the Chipotle guy. At the same time, I had my soul set on Walmart. Both stocks are now where they were a few months back.
What companies that existed in 1970 exist today? What companies today do you think will exist in 50 years? Your intervention should have realistic goals. Investing should incorporate more of nursing‘s evidence-based practices.
Index Funds are self cleansing. What do you have in your retirement portfolio?
I have arranged my investing as short term meaning less than 5 years; intermediate at less than 10; retirement. I'm 40 so I have another 20 years on the clock. But I'm a black man in America. Technically, I shouldn't plan on making it to 50. Technically, I should long gone by my official retirement date.
Well that's on you if you personally plan on pushing up daisies sooner rather than later. Investing isn't one size fits all. My original advice stands for the long run.
Black burial grounds are notorious for their dilapidation. It won't be daises.
OK bruh, thanks! Appreciate it!
That's one of the best feelings. Investing money that you won't need for many years, then just sitting back and seeing the gains over time.
As the saying goes - "make the money work for you ..."
anybody messing with options?
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No problem man. I'm no expert, but I just try to follow the advice of those that are. The people that have been through the swings, good times and bad... and survived.
Not in a WHILE, but I'm gonna sit down and try to put a strategy together to buy 100 shares of a few companies at a discount. I plan to hold them long-term, but want to see if I can get a better price based on someone wanting to get out of their position.
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I'm holding steady, I will continue dollar cost averaging with my mutual funds and I will keep buying my top three stocks, Amazon, Google and Nvidia.
That's my plan in a nutshell as well.