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From $165k salary at 25 → $1M net worth by 30? Here’s my exact blueprint to be a millionaire in 4.5 years: I’m 25 today and my greatest wealth building tool today is my income. I currently make a $165k salary + additional annual bonus. Today, I have a net worth around $400k. That gives me 4.5 years to make $600k, meaning about $130k/year growth. That investment amount is split up between about $60k cash, $130k taxable brokerage, $205k retirement accounts (401k, IRA, Pension) Here is my step by step plan to get there: Stage 1) The Real Estate Entry Stage 2) Accumulation Grind Stage 3) The Dual Income Pivot Stage 4) Rental Property Start Stage 5) The Finish Line

@NotA_Bull $DUOL. At this point I’m either a millionaire or broke

What is the one stock you would never sell, even if it dropped 50% tomorrow?

@ariaradnia they can’t though…

If you believe they can achieve 13% net margins at some point in the future You’re currenly buying Nike at ~11x “normalized” earnings — not 30x $NKE

@alc2022 Most hated stock in the market

It’s simple, but not easy

@NotA_Bull Great company but a lot of competition so needs to be prepared to execute flawlessly

To my fellow investors, how confident do you feel about SoFi's $SOFI future?

There are so many good deals in the market right now. I’m prioritizing $META and $INTU

@Leo_Traydes Is it just me or are these cards becoming less and less appetizing since the robinhood gold card came out?

Which credit card is better for your average everyday spender? Capital One Venture X or the American Express Gold Card?

@HolySmokas Probably $AMZN

You are forced to go ALL IN 1 stock for the next 36 months… what stock you picking?

@FinanceJack44 $UNH is probably a good one that hits a lot of gaps for ya… dividends, healthcare, staple, etc.

If you had to add one NON TECH stock to my portfolio, what would it be? I've been looking to diversify my portfolio a bit but I haven't found anything that's really jumped out at me. I would appreciate some ideas.

@QualityInvest5 finally someone who agrees that Dune Part 1 is actually an awful movie

This might be the worst movie I’ve watched since Dune part 1 Not even plot holes, straight up plot CAVERNS 🤣 Netflix be making anything nowadays

After seeing the PPI data, I’m glad we’re not cutting rates yet. Still some potentially tricky inflation out there

I built a chart to look at $DUOL short interest. Notice how much of a spike there was once the price started dropping?? In for a short squeeze or are the bears right? claude.ai/public/artifac…

$DUOL back up to $107... I wish I bought more when it was under $100. I didn't though because it was already too big of an investment. At some point, you can't put 20% of your portfolio in a smaller cap, riskier play. As much as I believe in the vision and the long-term, I can only be right 80% of the time

@FIREDUpWealth $DUOL for sure. Yes it's risky, but it also could be enormous in education

Name a company people laugh at today that could be enormous in 10 years.

@Mindset4Money_X Literally me. Been buying for years but still beats the market!

5 year annual return for MAG 7: $NVDA: 69% $GOOG: 24% $META: 17% $AAPL: 15% $TSLA: 12% $MSFT: 11% The guy who bought $AMZN instead:

@long_equity $MSFT. Always incredible. decades

What’s the one stock in your portfolio that you don’t think you’ll ever sell?

@joecarlsonshow This will instantly hurt markets, and may actually lower valuations long term because there is inherently greater risk

This is honestly just a terrible development. Part of the unique value of the public markets is liquidity. Making it so companies are required to update their investors less frequent means we are moving towards opaque, confusion, and lack of data. And there’s nothing “long term” about getting less frequent updates. One of the most long term focused companies ever is Costco, which releases KPIs *monthly*. Removing the quarterly reporting period will just give investors less data to work with and make it so insiders can sell out of a stock long before the public is aware of the problems.

@kinginvestings $NVDA owns everything

Serious question: What stock will dominate the next decade?

@Ashton_1nvests $META $AMZN $DUOL

If you had to build a 3 stock portfolio for the next 5 years, what would you choose?

$META continues to get cheaper and cheaper $DUOL continues to get cheaper and cheaper I’m buying both.

@TrdeToScale $SPY duh

You’re given $1,000,000 today. One rule: •You can’t touch it for 20 years. Your only choices: A) S&P500 ( $SPY ). B) Bitcoin ( $BTC ). Which one do you pick?