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Jeremy Meeks earns a lot as a model, but my guess is that he just spends it on stupid shit like most niggers who get rich like this (celebrities and sports ppl.) My sister is a doctor in nyc and she commands a big salary but has next to nothing in savings because she lives in a $5,000 per month apartment and spends most of it on Michelin star rated restaurants and partying with 20 year olds. Nothing saved.

I am a middle income staff accountant w/ degrees in finance and acct. , but ive been saving since I was 21. My dad also gave me about 80,000 in the voo. Today I have about $500,000 in savings, though I did live with my parents through all my 20s and used leveraged etfs like SPXL and TECL, which are risky and not suitable for everyone. I am 30.

You have to save as early as possible. If you are a high schooler working a part time summer job, then start saving right now.
 
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9-5 + Investing is a scam to keep you entrapped in the system forever
 
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As far as were to invest- look into voo, vgt, vong or momentum etfs like SPMO, XMMO or FMTM. You can also put some in leveraged etfs like spuu and spxl if you know what you are doing (do research before investing in these funds and don't put all your money in them)
 
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As far as were to invest- look into voo, vgt, vong or momentum etfs like SPMO, XMMO or FMTM. You can also put some in leveraged etfs like spuu and spxl if you know what you are doing (do research before investing in these funds and don't put all your money in them)
S&P and forget :lul::lul::lul::lul::lul:
 
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As far as were to invest- look into voo, vgt, vong or momentum etfs like SPMO, XMMO or FMTM. You can also put some in leveraged etfs like spuu and spxl if you know what you are doing (do research before investing in these funds and don't put all your money in them)
nerd shi id rather put it on one hand of blackjack
 
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i live with my parents making decent money

tell me why i shouldnt blow all my money on surgery and where i should put my money if i have no expenses
 
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9-5 + Investing is a scam to keep you entrapped in the system forever
Not really. I just do like 3-4 hrs of work a day and the rest of the day pretend to do work , play with my phone, look up stuff/watch youtube videos, walk around the office, go to meetings and pretend to pay attention, talk to other employees, eat snacks etc.

Plus there are some office jobs that allow you to work hybrid, not mine, but some. Know some work from home cels who just do like 3 hours of work and watch TV the rest of the day.

The only issue is that I have to see disgusting pigs all over the place, but I am applying to new jobs, so hopefully it won't be an issue there.
 
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S&P and forget :lul::lul::lul::lul::lul:
I personally made alot through leveraged etfs- SPXL and TECL, but thats just me, im not recommending it for others.

Check out momentum etfs like XMMO, SPMO and FMTM too.
 
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earn 5-8 percent a year on ur whole 10k savings and forget:lul:
I personally made alot through leveraged etfs- SPXL and TECL, but thats just me, im not recommending it for others.

Check out momentum etfs like XMMO, SPMO and FMTM too. SPMO gives you like 17% rate of return
 
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I personally made alot through leveraged etfs- SPXL and TECL, but thats just me, im not recommending it for others.

Check out momentum etfs like XMMO, SPMO and FMTM too.
bruh 8% gain a year when u can just get 80,000% gain in a few months trading microcaps
 
Not really. I just do like 3-4 hrs of work a day and the rest of the day pretend to do work , play with my phone, look up stuff/watch youtube videos, walk around the office, go to meetings and pretend to pay attention, talk to other employees, eat snacks etc.

Plus there are some office jobs that allow you to work hybrid, not mine, but some. Know some work from home cels who just do like 3 hours of work and watch TV the rest of the day.

The only issue is that I have to see disgusting pigs all over the place, but I am applying to new jobs, so hopefully it won't be an issue there.
but after those 3-4h u are still forced to stay at work
 
I personally made alot through leveraged etfs- SPXL and TECL, but thats just me, im not recommending it for others.

Check out momentum etfs like XMMO, SPMO and FMTM too. SPMO gives you like 17% rate of return
yeah if u have 10-100 mils, not 10-50k
 
but after those 3-4h u are still forced to stay at work
Yeah, but im just browsing the internet and fucking w/ my phone, using the bathroom etc.

Plus, I can hopefully get a hybrid job anyways. I am already applying to some.
 
Yeah, but im just browsing the internet and fucking w/ my phone, using the bathroom etc.

Plus, I can hopefully get a hybrid job anyways. I am already applying to some.
no matter what ur doing in that time, it aint free will
 
no matter what ur doing in that time, it aint free will
Yeah, but what other fucking option is there?

If you live in a country like the USA there is not much of a welfare state, and even if you live in most of Europe living off welfare means mostly living of like $16,000 a year, which is almost nothing
 
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9-5 + Investing is a scam to keep you entrapped in the system forever
Yeah, but what other fucking option is there?

If you live in a country like the USA there is not much of a welfare state, and even if you live in most of Europe living off welfare means mostly living of like $16,000 a year, which is almost nothing
 
Jeremy Meeks earns a lot as a model, but my guess is that he just spends it on stupid shit like most niggers who get rich like this (celebrities and sports ppl.) My sister is a doctor in nyc and she commands a big salary but has next to nothing in savings because she lives in a $5,000 per month apartment and spends most of it on Michelin star rated restaurants and partying with 20 year olds. Nothing saved.

I am a middle income staff accountant w/ degrees in finance and acct. , but ive been saving since I was 21. My dad also gave me about 80,000 in the voo. Today I have about $500,000 in savings, though I did live with my parents through all my 20s and used leveraged etfs like SPXL and TECL, which are risky and not suitable for everyone. I am 30.

You have to save as early as possible. If you are a high schooler working a part time summer job, then start saving right now.
are u that much of a brainwashed slave

dude, investing only works if u have millions and can live off your investment JFL :lul::lul::lul:
 
are u that much of a brainwashed slave

dude, investing only works if u have millions and can live off your investment JFL :lul::lul::lul:
Hey retard.

Whats the alternative to investing, working and saving? Welfare barely pays anything.
 
only issue is that I have to see disgusting pigs all over the place, but I am applying to new jobs, so hopefully it won't be an issue there.
I forgot you're a bad person. This thread somewhat made you seem nice :feelsthink:
 
Use leveraged etfs for swing and day trading.

Check out SOXL, Dram X2 leverage, USD ETF, SPXL and TECL.
I momentum trade small caps on nasdaq, easy +100% moves. occasionally +1000% moves
 
Which small caps specifically?
what i trade changes basically every day, since I try to catch big events such as PR, short squeezes, or manipulation. today my big winner was $MGN, which i banked twice on (almost +100% each time today), once during market open, and later during after-hours trading.
 
what i trade changes basically every day, since I try to catch big events such as PR, short squeezes, or manipulation. today my big winner was $MGN, which i banked twice on (almost +100% each time today), once during market open, and later during after-hours trading.
Nice, where do you find the companies?
 
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Nice, where do you find the companies?
it's a bit complicated, but in layman terms i use a scanner to try to catch big moves when they just started. also u have to understand volume rotation between companies since usually it follows a pattern
 
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As far as were to invest- look into voo, vgt, vong or momentum etfs like SPMO, XMMO or FMTM. You can also put some in leveraged etfs like spuu and spxl if you know what you are doing (do research before investing in these funds and don't put all your money in them)
why not vt or vwce for european street ninjas like me
 
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i live with my parents making decent money

tell me why i shouldnt blow all my money on surgery and where i should put my money if i have no expenses
ig surgery comes first but interest on money later is also important due to inflation and speculation
 
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what i trade changes basically every day, since I try to catch big events such as PR, short squeezes, or manipulation. today my big winner was $MGN, which i banked twice on (almost +100% each time today), once during market open, and later during after-hours trading.
dude i have more things to do so i dont even see the performance at the broker
i just put it all on global index fund and check once a month
exposure then volume is what matters anyway
 
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dude i have more things to do so i dont even see the performance at the broker
i just put it all on global index fund and check once a month
exposure then volume is what matters anyway
you can beat the market moment
 
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dude i have more things to do so i dont even see the performance at the broker
i just put it all on global index fund and check once a month
exposure then volume is what matters anyway
well over summer break i didnt have much to do so i just traded in the morning. grew my portfolio nicely
 
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well over summer break i didnt have much to do so i just traded in the morning. grew my portfolio nicely
i dont have iq and mental dexterity to do this stuff
 
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it's a bit complicated, but in layman terms i use a scanner to try to catch big moves when they just started. also u have to understand volume rotation between companies since usually it follows a pattern
Thanks, ill consider it.

I prefer to use leveraged etfs for swing trading like soxl.
 
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Saving is boomer cope. Earn big and spend big (on meaningful stuff, not useless “luxury” bullshit). Life is short
 
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Jeremy Meeks earns a lot as a model, but my guess is that he just spends it on stupid shit like most niggers who get rich like this (celebrities and sports ppl.) My sister is a doctor in nyc and she commands a big salary but has next to nothing in savings because she lives in a $5,000 per month apartment and spends most of it on Michelin star rated restaurants and partying with 20 year olds. Nothing saved.

I am a middle income staff accountant w/ degrees in finance and acct. , but ive been saving since I was 21. My dad also gave me about 80,000 in the voo. Today I have about $500,000 in savings, though I did live with my parents through all my 20s and used leveraged etfs like SPXL and TECL, which are risky and not suitable for everyone. I am 30.

You have to save as early as possible. If you are a high schooler working a part time summer job, then start saving right now.
Very nice, very responsible, very smart. I started investing a couple months ago at 18. Not very lucky with the timing to start investing since all semis and Korea seems to be going down the drain. But anyway, I think it’s valuable lesson for me and it’s obviously good practice. I’m gonna just invest in VOO soon or spx
 
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Saving is boomer cope. Earn big and spend big (on meaningful stuff, not useless “luxury” bullshit). Life is short
boomers literally engage in debt for anything
theyre the most financially retarded specimen
 
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Very nice, very responsible, very smart. I started investing a couple months ago at 18. Not very lucky with the timing to start investing since all semis and Korea seems to be going down the drain. But anyway, I think it’s valuable lesson for me and it’s obviously good practice. I’m gonna just invest in VOO soon or spx
Jfl why tf did u invest in semis :feelswhy::feelswhy::feelsuhh:
 
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boomers literally engage in debt for anything
theyre the most financially retarded specimen
Really. My mom constantly gets on me for not saving all the time. Guess she must be an anomaly for her generation then
 
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