Reminder to any brother men with investments.

[Toast]

Some people can’t afford to hold 2 odd years through a financial crash. When the markets peaked in 2021 it wasn’t until 2024 that they got back up. If you invested at any point since January 2024 you’re now losing money.

Buying and holding long term is how most people make money on the market. Look up compound interest. Gravy trains don't start rolling till after 20 years. People who need money in the short term; less than 3 years, put that in easily accessible stuff like money markets, HYSE, CD's and Bonds. Also, in order the qualify for long term capital gains as opposed to the short term, you need to hold something for at least 1 year.

Most people are really stupid with their money. See Caleb Hammer on YouTube for examples. Invest all you can now bud. Biggest regret of mine is not investing until I was 35.

 

[Toast]

Invest in Taiwanese rubber dogshit, Faggotster. It's the next bitcoin.

Vietnamese would be better. Less worker rights over there.

 

[Guest]

Sue is a 20 yr old gay virgin in West Palm Beach. No, he doesn’t have skin in the game lol

@Suetonius comment?

 

[JoeBrotheChildSpitGuzzler]

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Lost your savings, living in the streets giving handjobs for cash?

Good

 

[Guest]

Buying and holding long term is how most people make money on the market. Look up compound interest. Gravy trains don't start rolling till after 20 years. People who need money in the short term; less than 3 years, put that in easily accessible stuff like money markets, HYSE, CD's and Bonds. Also, in order the qualify for long term capital gains as opposed to the short term, you need to hold something for at least 1 year.

Most people are really stupid with their money. See Caleb Hammer on YouTube for examples. Invest all you can now bud. Biggest regret of mine is not investing until I was 35.

It’s never too late to start doing the sensible thing.

That’s an attitude that’s common place now and I’ve never understood it. “I didn’t get in shape when I was young” “I wasn’t smart with money when I was young” “I didn’t learn a skill when I was young” so therefor I should never do any of these things ever.

 

[Suetonius]

@Suetonius comment?

Incorrect. I’m not a virgin

 

[chiquita banana]

The Joe follower has nothing to contribute, so it relies on 5 year old jokes. Yes that's right tard, they did make a pact to support each other financially.

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I’m down 9% this year but why would I care? I have decades left to retire. What would make someone panic sell during a sell off?

15% in 6 years is actually pretty bad, but you should be OK with your income. The money supply doubles about every 10 years, so the goal should be to at least get a 2x every decade to stay ahead of inflation.

Buying and holding long term is how most people make money on the market. Look up compound interest. Gravy trains don't start rolling till after 20 years. People who need money in the short term; less than 3 years, put that in easily accessible stuff like money markets, HYSE, CD's and Bonds. Also, in order the qualify for long term capital gains as opposed to the short term, you need to hold something for at least 1 year.

Most people are really stupid with their money. See Caleb Hammer on YouTube for examples. Invest all you can now bud. Biggest regret of mine is not investing until I was 35.

Everyone's a genius in a bull market. I bet you wouldn't think you were so smart if it was 2009 and you started buying stocks in 2005. It took the Nasdaq 16 years to recover after the dot com bust. Tech isn't always a sure thing. In fact the US is losing market share to Chinese tech.

From 2000-2011, gold was the place to be. Silver did a 10x. From 2010-2020, stocks were the place to be. Since 2020, everything has been doing well, but the momentum is shifting back to a 2000s type situation.

Crypto at this point is just another tech stock...

Short-term outlook:
"Stocks should be setting up for another convincing bounce today or tomorrow, but again I think you should view any rally with a grain of salt. The daily cycle is still too short and the 4 year cycle uptrend line needs to be broken before we get a true bottom."

https://x.com/garysavage1/status/1909220209698718133

 

[Leonard Rhomberg]

The Joe follower has nothing to contribute, so it relies on 5 year old jokes. Yes that's right tard, they did make a pact to support each other financially.


15% in 6 years is actually pretty bad, but you should be OK with your income. The money supply doubles about every 10 years, so the goal should be to at least get a 2x every decade to stay ahead of inflation.

Everyone's a genius in a bull market. I bet you wouldn't think you were so smart if it was 2009 and you started buying stocks in 2005. It took the Nasdaq 16 years to recover after the dot com bust. Tech isn't always a sure thing. In fact the US is losing market share to Chinese tech.

From 2000-2011, gold was the place to be. Silver did a 10x. From 2010-2020, stocks were the place to be. Since 2020, everything has been doing well, but the momentum is shifting back to a 2000s type situation.

Crypto at this point is just another tech stock...

Short-term outlook:
"Stocks should be setting up for another convincing bounce today or tomorrow, but again I think you should view any rally with a grain of salt. The daily cycle is still too short and the 4 year cycle uptrend line needs to be broken before we get a true bottom."

https://x.com/garysavage1/status/1909220209698718133

Should I buy Apple?

 

[Mitch Weaver]

The Joe follower has nothing to contribute, so it relies on 5 year old jokes. Yes that's right tard, they did make a pact to support each other financially.


15% in 6 years is actually pretty bad, but you should be OK with your income. The money supply doubles about every 10 years, so the goal should be to at least get a 2x every decade to stay ahead of inflation.

Everyone's a genius in a bull market. I bet you wouldn't think you were so smart if it was 2009 and you started buying stocks in 2005. It took the Nasdaq 16 years to recover after the dot com bust. Tech isn't always a sure thing. In fact the US is losing market share to Chinese tech.

From 2000-2011, gold was the place to be. Silver did a 10x. From 2010-2020, stocks were the place to be. Since 2020, everything has been doing well, but the momentum is shifting back to a 2000s type situation.

Crypto at this point is just another tech stock...

Short-term outlook:
"Stocks should be setting up for another convincing bounce today or tomorrow, but again I think you should view any rally with a grain of salt. The daily cycle is still too short and the 4 year cycle uptrend line needs to be broken before we get a true bottom."

https://x.com/garysavage1/status/1909220209698718133

Shut up, bitch.

 

[Pussymagnetpat]

Incorrect. I’m not a virgin

You’re self admittedly 5’6 120lbs,
Nobody believes a zoomer chick let you park your dick in her cunt,
You literally are at the bottom of the hypergamy scale and obviously didn’t have anything resembling a social circle in highschool, pussy was unattainable.
You spent weekends listening to opie and fucking anthony. In 2020. As a teen.
This is like lyin’ intern robs pool party part deux.
Just admit you bottomed for an erock looking nigga on grindr when your parents were away 🫢

 

[The DMAN]

Go paint your toys stupid

 

[The DMAN]

Incorrect. I’m not a virgin

Shut the fuck up BETA MALE

 

[Pussymagnetpat]

People may expect lows and highs but they don’t expect a -15% decline in 3 days with no sign of reversal.

Reminder, @Suetonius made this post at the absolute bottom.



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Sue is a 20 yr old gay virgin in West Palm Beach. No, he doesn’t have skin in the game lol

He’s just young, dumb, and full of other people’s cum.
So so so youre telling me a twink and his mom’s money were parted?

 

[Jen_Tomlinson]

The Joe follower has nothing to contribute, so it relies on 5 year old jokes. Yes that's right tard, they did make a pact to support each other financially.


15% in 6 years is actually pretty bad, but you should be OK with your income. The money supply doubles about every 10 years, so the goal should be to at least get a 2x every decade to stay ahead of inflation.

Everyone's a genius in a bull market. I bet you wouldn't think you were so smart if it was 2009 and you started buying stocks in 2005. It took the Nasdaq 16 years to recover after the dot com bust. Tech isn't always a sure thing. In fact the US is losing market share to Chinese tech.

From 2000-2011, gold was the place to be. Silver did a 10x. From 2010-2020, stocks were the place to be. Since 2020, everything has been doing well, but the momentum is shifting back to a 2000s type situation.

Crypto at this point is just another tech stock...

Short-term outlook:
"Stocks should be setting up for another convincing bounce today or tomorrow, but again I think you should view any rally with a grain of salt. The daily cycle is still too short and the 4 year cycle uptrend line needs to be broken before we get a true bottom."

https://x.com/garysavage1/status/1909220209698718133

Go to mass

 

[nasty twp]

Should I buy Apple?

Steal it, history tells us it's easier.

 

[MYTHCHILD]

Just hold and ignore the price movements. View attachment 255097

This guy was right, huh?

@BakersfieldChimp where is the economic collapse?

 

[RoTheHo69]

Time to invest in Rubles, Reals, Yuan, and Pesos now. It's over.

 

[BakersfieldChimp]

This guy was right, huh?

@BakersfieldChimp where is the economic collapse?

We're working on it. We're down 6% in the markets, GDP is shrinking (looks to be even worse so far in Q2) and inflation is up. All of this is actually good, though, sweetie.

 

[MYTHCHILD]

We're working on it. We're down 6% in the markets, GDP is shrinking (looks to be even worse so far in Q2) and inflation is up. All of this is actually good, though, sweetie.

Oh goodness, not the GDP! More Indians! Higher GDP!

GDP is a worthless measurement of the economy, as welfare spending adds to it.

 

[BakersfieldChimp]

Oh goodness, not the GDP! More Indians! Higher GDP!

GDP is a worthless measurement of the economy, as welfare spending adds to it.

State funded social spending is not directly included in GDP (services are so you could include Medicare and Medicaid, which are definitely 'welfare'). The goods or services purchased with welfare are included.

GDP is just one indicator and has its flaws but probably not the flaws you're thinking of. GDP numbers for Q2 have actually been revised upward, which is great but we're only halfway through May.

GDP slowing is definitely not the sign of a healthy economy, especially when you combine that with inflation (those numbers just came out and were flat, we'll wait on what revisions say).