Just my 2 cents, there are posters on here much more experienced and savvy when it comes to real estate than myself. If you are an experienced and disciplined investor you can certainly out pace any net returns on a personal residence plus not have all that liquidity tied up. The vast majority...
I really could care less about TA and charts. Time is better spend increasing your income to put into the market. It is about long term value proposition, secular/macro trends and managing risk. You can classify it any way you want but when you took your "break" that is exactly when you should...
You are right, you are not like me. I have actually built a real business with employees and made well over 7 figures investing.
What results? You capitulated at the literal bottom of the market and disappeared for over a year only to reappear when the market was pumping again.
Editing, since you added to your post.
Failure along the way to success certainly is part of the process but it also does not guarantee it. A lot of that depends on what type of adjustments you make, what strategy you are using and in what application/context. The reason I mentioned it to you...
That was first post on this thread, please show me where
Brother, you did what exactly you were warned about in 2021/22 during the following crypto bear market. I genuinely hope you succeed but you are rewriting history.
Think you have me mixed up with another poster, never said anyone was a gullible sucker. My point really was, you can have a good run but over time there is usually not sustainability in it for a million different reasons. You obviously have experience with this, what have been your results...
How you do you earn your income today and you have to be at least a multi millionaire by now right? Question is a little tongue and cheek but this post reads like a broke degenerate gambler reminiscing about a win streak half a decade ago. The problem most run into with this strategy is they can...
I am only going to say this because I like you and want to see you do well. The biggest thing that is going to hold you back is your EGO. You have been doing the full bravado I'm always right, I know what I'm doing for years now. Look at these posts from 2021, basically word for word on you...
I never actually been, just seen the cast of characters who would come up to visit. Every single one of them including my buddy had a felony or was on the run lol This was twenty yrs ago though
Your credit score should not go down because they base it off percentage utilization, lower the better. Are you sure you did not close an account? That would lower it because it would potentially decrease the average age of your accounts.
If you do not have the discipline to pay them off every month or overspend using them the rewards just are not worth it. If you can use them properly, its just some nice little perks. If you aren't in the best financial position, can be too tempting to use.
Yep, I have had to learn a lot of...
You're good, I did not get mine together until I was around 30, you can get some of them taken off too if you put in a little work. You got some time before you are going to need it though. I go int trouble with credit cards young, paid them all of a few years later and was done with them all...
Just avoid the negative marks that stay on your record like late payments, the utilization side will resolve itself as you pay off your debts and you shouldn't need to use it until that is done anyway
If you can get to a 50%+ investment rate and do it for 5-10yrs, you can build that foundation to set you up for life and let time and compounding do its thing. That is basically what I did and could stop investing new money all together and be absolutely fine. Would just suggest hold off on the...
As long as there is fiat currency it will always go up just for the simple fact fiat currencies will always inflate in comparison, granted at a slowing rate. If fiat currencies dies and we enter a new paradigm of money and value, the relative purchasing power will always increase since...
Over time, the ETF and being a standard fund allocation going to take a lot of the volatility out just from major funds continually re balancing alone. However, going to be a lot of upside as they try to build out those positions to reach that percentage allocation. Just for some perspective...
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