It's impossible to get rich

[asdvek]

stocks are a lie its impossible to get rich

 

[Foreverbrad]

And yet if you just bought and held you would be rich now.

The stocks are extremely far ahead of themselves though and basically frontloaded the majority of the gains of the next decade or so.

 

[Quandale Dingle 3rd]

It's understandable to feel that way—especially when it seems like the system is rigged, or when you don’t see any clear path forward. But saying “it’s impossible to get rich” isn’t fully accurate. It is extremely hard. It is unfair. And most people won’t get rich in the way they imagine—especially not quickly. But it’s not impossible.

Let's break this down:​

Stocks aren't a lie—but they are misunderstood​

• Long-term investing in broad market indexes (like the S&P 500) has made people wealthier over time—not overnight, but steadily.
• The lie is in the expectation of fast riches or beating the market consistently without huge risk. That’s what gets sold on social media and by shady “gurus.”
• Real wealth through stocks takes decades, not days.

What people call 'rich' is often skewed​

• Most people don’t want to be billionaires—they want freedom from money stress.
• Getting “rich” can also mean having a paid-off home, some savings, and no debt. That’s achievable for many with time, discipline, and a lot of patience—even if it’s slow.

 

[reeven]

It's understandable to feel that way—especially when it seems like the system is rigged, or when you don’t see any clear path forward. But saying “it’s impossible to get rich” isn’t fully accurate. It is extremely hard. It is unfair. And most people won’t get rich in the way they imagine—especially not quickly. But it’s not impossible.

Let's break this down:​

Stocks aren't a lie—but they are misunderstood​

• Long-term investing in broad market indexes (like the S&P 500) has made people wealthier over time—not overnight, but steadily.
• The lie is in the expectation of fast riches or beating the market consistently without huge risk. That’s what gets sold on social media and by shady “gurus.”
• Real wealth through stocks takes decades, not days.

What people call 'rich' is often skewed​

• Most people don’t want to be billionaires—they want freedom from money stress.
• Getting “rich” can also mean having a paid-off home, some savings, and no debt. That’s achievable for many with time, discipline, and a lot of patience—even if it’s slow.

@BigJimsWornOutTires

 

[asdvek]

It's understandable to feel that way—especially when it seems like the system is rigged, or when you don’t see any clear path forward. But saying “it’s impossible to get rich” isn’t fully accurate. It is extremely hard. It is unfair. And most people won’t get rich in the way they imagine—especially not quickly. But it’s not impossible.

Let's break this down:​

Stocks aren't a lie—but they are misunderstood​

• Long-term investing in broad market indexes (like the S&P 500) has made people wealthier over time—not overnight, but steadily.
• The lie is in the expectation of fast riches or beating the market consistently without huge risk. That’s what gets sold on social media and by shady “gurus.”
• Real wealth through stocks takes decades, not days.

What people call 'rich' is often skewed​

• Most people don’t want to be billionaires—they want freedom from money stress.
• Getting “rich” can also mean having a paid-off home, some savings, and no debt. That’s achievable for many with time, discipline, and a lot of patience—even if it’s slow.

Chatgpt was made by a jew btw

 

[Foreverbrad]

But it’s not impossible.

STFU GPT, you don’t age. We have like a ten year window from earning our first pay to being post-prime expired trash.

 

[copercel123]

It's understandable to feel that way—especially when it seems like the system is rigged, or when you don’t see any clear path forward. But saying “it’s impossible to get rich” isn’t fully accurate. It is extremely hard. It is unfair. And most people won’t get rich in the way they imagine—especially not quickly. But it’s not impossible.

Let's break this down:​

Stocks aren't a lie—but they are misunderstood​

• Long-term investing in broad market indexes (like the S&P 500) has made people wealthier over time—not overnight, but steadily.
• The lie is in the expectation of fast riches or beating the market consistently without huge risk. That’s what gets sold on social media and by shady “gurus.”
• Real wealth through stocks takes decades, not days.

What people call 'rich' is often skewed​

• Most people don’t want to be billionaires—they want freedom from money stress.
• Getting “rich” can also mean having a paid-off home, some savings, and no debt. That’s achievable for many with time, discipline, and a lot of patience—even if it’s slow.

Kys

 

[xevuxia]

Just gamble

 

[BigJimsWornOutTires]

@BigJimsWornOutTires

Too much stress having lots of money. Then add fake friends, fake compliments, fake people, ugh, why? It's pathetic watching thirsty opportunists whore themselves to you for what scraps you toss. Sad. Wanting lots of money makes people pathetic to their souls.

 

[Arisylva]

Just gamble

or exploit other humans much better imo

 

[AlphaLooksmaxxer666]

visualize yourself being rich ngl it works

 

[AlessV1]

visualize yourself being rich ngl it works

i visualize me moggin jordan barret, and it aint working yet fam

 

[AlphaLooksmaxxer666]

i visualize me moggin jordan barret, and it aint working yet fam

youre not doing it good enough