Holding onto big tech stocks is a slow but sure shot way of getting rich

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Big tech companies like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google have robust revenue streams, and they tend to recover quickly from market downturns due to their size and influence they only face market volatility in short term they also sometimes trade at high price to earnings ratios, high P/E ratios can limit short-term upside potential but in the long term it doesn't matter. Diversify your portfolio and park your wealth somewhere and forget it exists, come back after a few decades and you will for sure get huge returns. It is a boring, slow but sure shot way of ending up a millionaire in your 40s and 50s. Actually this is how most people end up as millionaires working 9 to 5 jobs.
 
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Big tech companies like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google have robust revenue streams, and they tend to recover quickly from market downturns due to their size and influence they only face market volatility in short term they also sometimes trade at high price to earnings ratios, high P/E ratios can limit short-term upside potential but in the long term it doesn't matter. Diversify your portfolio and park your wealth somewhere and forget it exists, come back after a few decades and you will for sure get huge returns. It is a boring, slow but sure shot way of ending up a millionaire in your 40s and 50s. Actually this is how most people end up as millionaires working 9 to 5 jobs.
I agree. But its not ideal. Pre ipo investing is what you should be looking for once you got some hundreds k
need to really get how it work and keep an eye on dilutions tho
 
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Yeah bro I can’t wait to be a millionaire at 70 years old
 
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Warren buffett

Ahh nigga
 
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i'd sell everything because they're going to pump silicon valley full of indians and run it into the ground
 
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I agree. But its not ideal. Pre ipo investing is what you should be looking for once you got some hundreds k
need to really get how it work and keep an eye on dilutions tho
Yea it allows you to invest in companies before they go public, at a much lower valuation than the eventual IPO price. If done right it can yield massive returns, but it comes has a lot of risks. You also need to spend a lot of time doing research. Most pre IPO investments fail because of inadequate vetting

Pre-IPO shares are also often locked up for a period after the IPO on other you can't sell immediately. Even before the IPO, there is liquidity risk what I mentioned is for the low iq and lazycels who don't want to think too much about these things.
 
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Yeah bro I can’t wait to be a millionaire at 70 years old
This is how people become rich. This is the most realistic way of becoming a millionaire. You are not going to become rich overnight like Andrew tate or some premier league footballer. Wealth generation is a slow process for most people
 
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Yea it allows you to invest in companies before they go public, at a much lower valuation than the eventual IPO price. If done right it can yield massive returns, but it comes has a lot of risks. You also need to spend a lot of time doing research. Most pre IPO investments fail because of inadequate vetting

Pre-IPO shares are also often locked up for a period after the IPO on other you can't sell immediately. Even before the IPO, there is liquidity risk what I mentioned is for the low iq and lazycels who don't want to think too much about these things.
I found one :feelshah: Fucking incredible how good it is, it can't fail because the US is secretly founding it and the growth potencial is unmatched
Im a fucking genius tbh. I want to give it to you but you'll eventually leak it one day or another.
 
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I found one :feelshah: Fucking incredible how good it is, it can't fail because the US is secretly founding it and the growth potencial is unmatched
Im a fucking genius tbh. I want to give it to you but you'll eventually leak it one day or another.
Interesting. Im already invested in a few firms that I know are going to do well. I dont really have any funds to invest in anything else right now but dm me maybe sometime next year when I have funds I will put my money there
 
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This is how people become rich. This is the most realistic way of becoming a millionaire. You are not going to become rich overnight like Andrew tate or some premier league footballer. Wealth generation is a slow process for most people
Overall I agree with what ur saying but at the same time Stocks are a cope unless ur using the snp500. Ur competing against bots or quant phds. If u gonna invest ur money into something at least invest it in real estate u get 1200$ of rent every month and it’s easier to predict than stocks all u need to look for is if the neighborhood has a lot of job opportunities and whether the suburb is becoming crime infested.
 
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Overall I agree with what ur saying but at the same time Stocks are a cope unless ur using the snp500. Ur competing against bots or quant phds. If u gonna invest ur money into something at least invest it in real estate u get 1200$ of rent every month and it’s easier to predict than stocks all u need to look for is if the neighborhood has a lot of job opportunities and whether the suburb is becoming crime infested.
real estate isn't entirely risk-free it comes with maintenance costs property taxes, finding tenants and the risk of property devaluation if the area declines. Stocks, require far less management rhey are a real passive income source. Real estate also requires huge capitals and ties you down to a single place which you don't want in your youth.
 
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real estate isn't entirely risk-free it comes with maintenance costs property taxes, finding tenants and the risk of property devaluation if the area declines. Stocks, require far less management rhey are a real passive income source. Real estate also requires huge capitals and ties you down to a single place which you don't want in your youth.
Meintansnce costs isn’t a big deal unless ur renting out to chimps plus u can make ur tenant pay them if u include it in the contract and if u don’t u can reduce the cost from ur taxes, if there’s no crime and there’s jobs then real estate will keep going up as it has in the last 20 years. U do pay taxes on stocks if u make a significant gain on them over 50k I’m not sure about this but it also counts towards ur income taxes too. Meanwhile with real estate you can make passive income and if u buy the estate under llc s or s corp(I forgot the names) you can pay less than 20% income tax but u need a cpa to help set it up.
 
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Quantum stocks
 
Big tech companies like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google have robust revenue streams, and they tend to recover quickly from market downturns due to their size and influence they only face market volatility in short term they also sometimes trade at high price to earnings ratios, high P/E ratios can limit short-term upside potential but in the long term it doesn't matter. Diversify your portfolio and park your wealth somewhere and forget it exists, come back after a few decades and you will for sure get huge returns. It is a boring, slow but sure shot way of ending up a millionaire in your 40s and 50s. Actually this is how most people end up as millionaires working 9 to 5 jobs.
A guy I work with lost 100k last year. He had it tied up in a crypto currency that just disappeared overnight. Luckily he didn't have all his eggs in one basket. Dude's always running to the bathroom to trade check the market on his phone.

I'll get into the stock market one day.
 
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I hold my wealth in a low cost S&P 500 index fund.

I have more peace of mind with the higher diversity, and should some companies drop off I don't have to worry about selling them so I can fully focus on other areas of my life.

I expect the index to continue growing for the foreseeable future, on average, with possible some down years and maybe even a couple down years in a row.

But grow on average because of Ai, robotics, outsourcing, and human innovation.
 
If you're on primal diet you'll live to at least 120
Primal diet could mean all sorts of different things.

If you're talking about all meat diets, it's possible that some people are more evolved for that if they have ancestors from cultures that would eat all meat. The same goes for all diets, genetics plays a big role.

But the Eskimo's who ate primarily raw meat had a 10 year shorter lifespan than than other populations. And they tended to die from cerebrovascular strokes, meaning their blood vessels get blocked up from the high meat consumption and then they die.
 
Primal diet could mean all sorts of different things.

If you're talking about all meat diets, it's possible that some people are more evolved for that if they have ancestors from cultures that would eat all meat. The same goes for all diets, genetics plays a big role.

But the Eskimo's who ate primarily raw meat had a 10 year shorter lifespan than than other populations. And they tended to die from cerebrovascular strokes, meaning their blood vessels get blocked up from the high meat consumption and then they die.
Those were the Eskimos who were eating the American diet and died in their 50s and 60s

The actual Eskimos only lived til their 80s and 90s because the raw meat is frozen before they can actually eat it

Freezing kills 80% of the nutrients
 
Big tech companies like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google have robust revenue streams, and they tend to recover quickly from market downturns due to their size and influence they only face market volatility in short term they also sometimes trade at high price to earnings ratios, high P/E ratios can limit short-term upside potential but in the long term it doesn't matter. Diversify your portfolio and park your wealth somewhere and forget it exists, come back after a few decades and you will for sure get huge returns. It is a boring, slow but sure shot way of ending up a millionaire in your 40s and 50s. Actually this is how most people end up as millionaires working 9 to 5 jobs.
No
Big tech stock is revenue killer
Recently the biggest tech stock called ARKK had the biggest dip last year that ate away most of investor money because it was invested in the future of tech
You can say however that holding tech composite index like Nasdaq will definitely be smart choice
 
Op i recommend that you invest in amundi leverage Nasdaq 100 with synthetic quote
Since the dip is softened by circuit breakers
 
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Those were the Eskimos who were eating the American diet and died in their 50s and 60s

The actual Eskimos only lived til their 80s and 90s because the raw meat is frozen before they can actually eat it

Freezing kills 80% of the nutrients
It's the eskimo's eating pure raw meat that died early.

High meat diet not leading to heart disease and early death, on average, is bro-science.
 
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2/3 of my investments are in big-cap tech stocks ngl.
 
It's the eskimo's eating pure raw meat that died early.

High meat diet not leading to heart disease and early death, on average, is bro-science.
Simply wrong.
 
Simply wrong.
Have fun dying of heart disease. You are believing with blind faith that the carnivore eskimo's lived longer than the general population at the time.
 
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Have fun dying of heart disease. You are believing with blind faith that the carnivore eskimo's lived longer than the general population at the time.
Massai average lifespan is 145. Go look into that. Look up Tom Parr from Medieval England
 
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It is a boring, slow but sure shot way of ending up a millionaire in your 40s and 50s. Actually this is how most people end up as millionaires working 9 to 5 jobs.
Becoming a millionaire doesn't mean you are rich.

Who cares if you had to live a normal life just so you have enough money at 50.

Worthless.
 
You really think claims from some random person from that time are correct and can be confirmed :ROFLMAO:
Tom Parr ate raw dairy only for his diet
 
Tom Parr ate raw dairy only for his diet
Okay, and? Many people did that but didn't live that long. What makes you think he wasn't just a fraud, how can you even confirm this lmao
 
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Okay, and? Many people did that but didn't live that long. What makes you think he wasn't just a fraud, how can you even confirm this lmao
Research Tom Parr man. He lived the shithole Medieval England with terrible pollution and his intestines stayed clean from eating raw unsalted cheese.
 
Research Tom Parr man. He lived the shithole Medieval England with terrible pollution and his intestines stayed clean from eating raw unsalted cheese.
What do you mean research? Just read about this supposed guy who lived with zero proof? Thats not even research, how could I research if someone told the truth or was a charlatan from 100s of years ago.

And Medieval england mogged every african tribe you worship
 
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What do you mean research? Just read about this supposed guy who lived with zero proof? Thats not even research, how could I research if someone told the truth or was a charlatan from 100s of years ago.

And Medieval england mogged every african tribe you worship
Brother I agree history is just a story. Eat some raw meat, drink raw milk and raw eggs tell us how you feel.
 
Eat some raw meat, drink raw milk and raw eggs tell us how you feel.
I already do. Doesn't mean I believe I will become 120 years of age. Diet is just one parameter
 
Massai average lifespan is 145. Go look into that. Look up Tom Parr from Medieval England

They looked at the Massai's hearts after they died. They found extensive atherogenic damage to the heart and blood vessels.

The only reason the Massai didn't die earlier was because they were working out all day, everyday so their blood vessels enlarged and some blood was still able to get through despite the plaque build up.

I couldn't find any reputable sources for lifespan, but the sources I did find all say the average Massie male lives to the age of 42 and the average Massie female lives to the age of 44.

Which means that despite exercising all day, everyday, there's a good chance their high meat diet would have killed them off when they got a little older, if something else didn't kill them off in their 40s.


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Tom Parr ate raw dairy only for his diet

His age is likely fraud or dementia.



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I already do. Doesn't mean I believe I will become 120 years of age. Diet is just one parameter
I agree. Getting sunlight and getting sleep and possibly semen retention can with help with this as well.
 
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I agree. Getting sunlight and getting sleep and possibly semen retention can with help with this as well.
That has an impact, lack of stress, social fulfillment. But don't forget genetics.
 
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