Is there an IQ threshold, where having higher does not correlate strongly with success/moneymaxxing

[Forever8]

Is someone with an iq of lets say 150 more likely to outearn someone with an iq of 130.

 

[Deleted member 6273]

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[Gonthar]

Is someone with an iq of lets say 150 more likely to outearn someone with an iq of 130.

No, in fact it's less likely. Over 120 brings very little benefits, and it makes you more disconnected from the other people and it hinders your socialization skills.

 

[Deleted member 8902]

Is someone with an iq of lets say 150 more likely to outearn someone with an iq of 130.

90 tbh, I dont think those thingy are related too much

 

[Deleted member 3512]

No, in fact it's less likely. Over 120 brings very little benefits, and it makes you more disconnected from the other people and it hinders your socialization skills.

can confirm. I know some people with 140 - 160 ( tested by professionals, not online quiz ), they are very smart with good careers but also they are social outcasts

 

[quakociaptockh]

Over 130 you're encroaching the weirdo territory.

 

[Struggler]

like the guy above me said 130 , after that you start losing touch , remember social skills are just as , if not more important than intelligence in todays world

 

[Noodlewhore]

I was tested in high school (yes I'm over 130 IQ with an official test, not with some stupid IQ test online), put on special classes and then got admitted and graduated from a top business school.

I even tested my whole genome and when considering all the hundreds of genes correlated with IQ my result is that I have considerably above average cognitive genes. I work in finance and make 6 figures (for now, hope to get to 7 figures in a decade).

P.S: I also have very high inhibition, I'm a mentalcel and can't function in social situations and got bullied in school

Here is proof:

 

[Deleted member 3512]

I work in finance and make 6 figures (for now, hope to get to 7 figures in a decade).

what do you thik about ETF long term investment strategies?

 

[Noodlewhore]

what do you thik about ETF long term investment strategies?

ETFs are the best instrument for the average investor who doesn't have the insider knowledge and doesn't have the time (and skills) to pore over enormous amount of info and accounting gimmicks on balance sheets. Thinking about beating the market for the average Joe who doesn't have direct contacts with companies and access to their CEOs is delusional at the very least.
Buy a couple of well diversified ETFs (USA/EU/ASIA) and wait for your money to appreciate, keep the money there for as long as you can (many years).

If you need a book read "Stocks for the long run" by Jeremy Siegel and then don't worry about investments anymore

 

[Marquis]

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[Deleted member 3512]

ETFs are the best instrument for the average investor who doesn't have the insider knowledge and doesn't have the time (and skills) to pore over enormous amount of info and accounting gimmicks on balance sheets. Thinking about beating the market for the average Joe who doesn't have direct contacts with companies and access to their CEOs is delusional at the very least.
Buy a couple of well diversified ETFs (USA/EU/ASIA) and wait for your money to appreciate, keep the money there for as long as you can (many years).

If you need a book read "Stocks for the long run" by Jeremy Siegel and then don't worry about investments anymore

Thank you. I'm downloading the book right now. Your answer confirm 100% mi initial thoughs

I want to use EFT because of this


ETFs are the best instrument for the average investor who doesn't have the insider knowledge and doesn't have the time (and skills) to pore over enormous amount of info and accounting gimmicks on balance sheets. Thinking about beating the market for the average Joe who doesn't have direct contacts with companies and access to their CEOs is delusional at the very least.


thank you again!