Jeff Dally

Don’t listen to anyone, everyone’s full of shit. Nobody knows you or what you’re capable of doing…and here’s the reality. The hardest thing in life is figuring out who you are and what you want to do for the rest of your life.. It’s a BIG decision. But once you figure that out. You wake up EVERYDAY and you work toward it. That’s what you do. It’s impossible for you to fail if you know who you are and what you want to do. - @danawhite

Wall Street south is happening. 🏦

@MurrayHillGuy1 NYC dating seen…rough scene.

It is very normal for a girl in NYC that is 30 years old to have gone on 100+ dates and have a body count of 50+ Crazy?

@andyantiles_ Section 8 seems like it’s on the rise in the U.S.

I don’t have a section 8 course I don’t have a real estate coaching program I’m not raising capital for a fund I’m just an investor getting incredible cashflow and tax deductions with section 8 real estate It’s interesting that people on here with vested interests in promoting other classes of real estate talk down on section 8 I’ve invested many millions of my personal dollars in various asset classes in and out of real estate Nothing has remotely come close to section 8 I also work with an extraordinary sourcing team that goes above and beyond in finding my awesome, recently renovated properties that are fully occupied They negotiate seller credits and purchase price reductions And set me up with A+ prop management companies So yeah, if you’re buying “turnkey” deals on the MLS, I’m sure section 8 is a nightmare

@andyantiles_ I’m the heir of a $34 inheritance

Just got off a call with a guy who just got a $34m inheritance from his parents Not in real estate value… Not in stocks… But in cold hard cash. The kid is 23 and makes $200k/year as a software engineer Has no idea whatsoever what to do with this money What would you do with it? Here’s what I suggested (I’m not a financial advisor, and this is not financial advice) Invest $12.5m into $VOO (S&P500 ETF) Invest $12.5m into $QQQ (Nasdaq ETF) Buy a $5m primary residence in cash And with the last $5m, buy section 8 real estate properties. I connected him with the sourcing company I use, and over the next 12 months They’re going to source him 150-180 rental properties This will create enormous tax deductions that will eliminate his income tax for years And he’ll earn ~$600k-700k in annual recurring cashflow And the $5m he puts into down payments will turn into $25m of equity once the federal government pays off all the debt in 30 years Simple playbook to ensuring that $34m turns into multiple 9 figures and true generational wealth

@rasmr_eth Flat ass city

Literally haven’t seen 1 girl look good in yoga pants in all of NYC. The lack of squat culture here is a disaster.

@Amystreet 100%

Miami is quietly eating NYC and SF alive and nobody wants to admit it. Goldman execs, Citadel, Blackstone money, Andreessen types, crypto giants…all moving to Miami while New York drowns in taxes and San Francisco collapses into crime and ignominious dysfunction. No state income tax. Global gateway. Year-round talent magnet. Real estate still cheaper (for now). And leaders who ACTUALLY want business here. Meanwhile the “old capitals” are regulating themselves into irrelevance and wondering why capital and talent is fleeing. The future of finance and tech isn’t in Manhattan or Silicon Valley anymore. It’s in on the beach.

@kevinxu “All that matters is how much shareholder value you bring”

friend’s kid asked what they should major in college i almost cried what do you even say anymore

@Cobratate BTFD lil Bruv.

ALL YOUR INVESTMENTS WILL FAIL

@andyantiles_ Why so bearish on Bitcoin?

If you make 7 figures/year in profit You have an opportunity to create extraordinary wealth But unfortunately, most won’t ever get close to multi 8 figure wealth They’ll spend 50% of income, 37% on tax, and invest the remaining 13% in assets like Bitcoin and single name stocks that will underperform basic ETFs So instead, what you need to do is follow this simple playbook that’ll make you wealthier than you could ever imagine (bookmark this so you don’t lose it) - Auto invest 20% of your income into ETFs every month - Spend <30% on lifestyle - Set aside 20% as a cash position to buy market dips or crashes - Invest the remaining 30% in cash flowing, tax deductible real estate (I do section 8 because that’s really the only class of real estate that cashflows in today’s market and it’s guaranteed by the government) - Lastly, borrow up to 20-30% of your stock portfolio to buy more real estate to get your tax bill extremely low (sub 10% effective tax rate) This blueprint passively multiplies wealth with ETF investing while reducing taxes MASSIVELY from buying cash flowing real estate that builds equity over time. It’s pure magic. That’s all for now, Andy

@Alexfeinberg Yup, “Crazy Uncle” portfolio going parabolic! 📈 $GLD $SLVR $CVX

We spent the last decade living in a digital fantasy land and when shit it’s the fan everything comes down to who can get the fucking oil

@unusual_whales Transition phase. Paradigm shift loading…….

"Massive investment in AI contributed basically zero to US economic growth last year," per Goldman Sachs

@Bgrew11 @andyantiles_ I would rethink this…. Over virtually every multi-year window 5, 8, 10, 14 years Bitcoin’s CAGR has dramatically exceeded the S&P 500’s. Bitcoin generated 200-300%+ annual returns during bull years like 2017, 2020-2021, and 2024. 📈🐂 casebitcoin.com/charts

@andyantiles_ I would never buy BTC again, it's a shit investment, so many better options and the stock market out performed it so much lately. I think this happens to a lot of people.

Just got off a call with a guy who has $1.3m in a high yield savings account He netted $2m from 2020-2025 from a home services business and dumped it all into Bitcoin at an average price of $114k He lost 35% of his investment in 15 months, sold his Bitcoin and then reached out to me because of all the wealth building sauce I drop on x He’s been sitting on this cash, weighing options with what to do with it Tomorrow he’s going to begin using my “double compounding” strategy to multiply his net worth dramatically in the coming years He’s going to: 1) Auto invest 20% of his post expreses income into a few ETFs every month 2) Allocate 50% of remaining capital to cash flowing, tax deductible section 8 real estate 3) Build up a cash position with the remaining 30% to hammer a 10-20% market dip when it comes, and in the meantime… 4) Borrow against the ETF portfolio to buy more section 8 real estate to dramatically reduce taxes while creating cashflow and equity We created a roadmap for him to be worth $$30m in the next two decades That’s how we roll

@Milajoy Read the Bitcoin Standard. 🤔

I’m DONE. 40 FUCKING YEARS of sweat. Two degrees. Busted my ass. Raised good kids. Paid every damn tax. Obeyed every law. Voted like they told me to. And for what? A system that laughs in our face. Politicians who lie straight to our cameras. Promises of “better days” that were just bait. While THEY cash checks and WE get the bill. We built this country. We carried it on our backs. We’re the suckers who still believe in “hard work pays off.” Newsflash: It doesn’t. Not anymore. Not for honest, humble, middle-class Americans. We’re not “slaves” anymore. We’re awake. We’re pissed. And we’re not shutting up. Who else is fucking DONE being exploited? Drop a 🔥 if you’re with me. This ends now.

@notcapnamerica Sheeeit Bergen County is wild.

The property taxes in New Jersey are truly insane.

@kaitduffy The amount of poop on the sidewalks…bruh.

White people in nyc be like I’m getting a dog so I can leave it inside barking for 12 hours a day while I go to work

@kevinchenNYC Yes

is miami the only place you can move to after living in nyc

@andyantiles_ $IREN $PLTR $TSLA I’ve been eyeing $QBTS

Here are my risky stock investments as a 25 year old multi millionaire Intel stock $INTC - $620k (+120%) Tesla stock $TSLA - $470k (+10%) D-wave stock $QBTS - $130k (-2%) I believe by 2030 this ~$1.2m will be worth 8 figures What do you think?

@MurrayHillGuy1 Pretty much

Timeline of a woman living in NYC 22–23: post-grad freedom, out 4 nights a week, dating whoever 24–26: Hinge roster era, brunch with the girls, move from Murray hilll to West village to be closer to the Spaniard 27–28: boss-bitch era, focusing on career + situationship with an ex she can’t quit (he’ll never date her) 29: finally ends thing with Chad, full panic, 3–4 Hinge dates a week trying to beat 30 30: locks down the “safe” guy 30.5: breaks up after 6 months 31–34: therapy, Pilates, “working on myself.” Moved to the upper east side 35+: back outside like she’s 23 again. Body count is 80+

@Degen_CPA NYC will make you feel poor at $1M per year.

How do people afford to live in NYC? 5k for a 1 bedroom is a lot. I have a good job and make money on the side. I should feel like I’m rich but I don’t. I feel normal.