Interesting - MW2+Finance meta. The real winners

[Seth Walsh]

Very interesting meta.


Guys who just work their jobs and invest like animals. These are believable stories. Reminder to automate investing and to treat compounding as your best friend.


Unironically, it's these type of personalities that'll end up having far more freedom and better long term life outcomes.

High conscientiousness, delayed gratification, high IQ (they don't fall for schemes/scams), extremely financially disciplined.

People should be watching and listening to these types of guys.

 

[Seth Walsh]

2nd guy moreso

 

[Seth Walsh]

WTF bump.

Original thread

 

[jboard]

i watch them both. bizpath is a smart guy. handsome dude too

why do we both watch the same shit

 

[chromednash]

water bro

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Why do you nighas always forget tagging me.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Also this unironically how most people become millionaires btw. Not some massive tech startup, Crypto etc The guys who automate their investments, live below their means, and quietly let compounding do the heavy lifting are playing a completely different game. It's slow, boring but insanely effective. The irony is that by not chasing freedom they end up actually getting it.

 

[Swarthy Knight]

Also this unironically how most people become millionaires btw. Not some massive tech startup, Crypto etc The guys who automate their investments, live below their means, and quietly let compounding do the heavy lifting are playing a completely different game. It's slow, boring but insanely effective. The irony is that by not chasing freedom they end up actually getting it.

Do you recommend opening up a 401k or sumthin else

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Do you recommend opening up a 401k or sumthin else

If you are American 100% A 401(k) especially with employer match. It is literally free money. After that max out a Roth IRA if you can. Between those two you've got tax advantaged compounding working in your favor long term. If you're outside the U.S., look for the local equivalent any account that lets you invest automatically and reduces taxes on gains/dividends. If you're working or planning a startup or buisness you've got to think in layers like Ray Dalio's "All Weather" principles.

Ray Dalio All Weather Portfolio Review, ETFs, & Leverage (2025)

Here I review the Ray Dalio All Weather Portfolio, its performance, ETFs to use for it, and leveraged exposure.

www.optimizedportfolio.com

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Swarthy Knight I can make a thread talking about this in detail btw. Like depending on risk appetites, how you can position yourself how to hedge your funds etc.

 

[Swarthy Knight]

@Swarthy Knight I can make a thread talking about this in detail btw. Like depending on risk appetites, how you can position yourself how to hedge your funds etc.

Yes plz do bhai. Although a lot of it probably wouldn't be directly applicable to me because I'm Canadian, I'd still at least like to learn some info. I'm hella clueless about this investing shit