Dividends & Doors

@GeneralPepper64 I’m glad you have found the crystal ball that predicts housing collapses.

@Dividends_Doors My parents home took 20 years to increase from $175k to $280k. They sold in 2018. That house in 2022? Sold for $570k. You think thats a normal price increase in a 4 year timeline? C'mon man...

Doomers predicting a 2008 style housing market crash are a cancer to the internet & are dead WRONG

You do realize real estate prices nationwide increased year over year right? And that median home prices keep rising year after year. Are there some pockets of the country where real estate has not performed as strongly, absolutely. But as a whole, people calling for 50% crashes in prices have been dead wrong and you unfortunately have bought into it.

@Dividends_Doors Horrible predictions? And who is feeling sorry for themselves? The buyers in 2022? They should feel sorry for themselves. They bought a house for $500k that sold 2 years prior for $280k. That was an unsustainable increase in value and its inevitable that it crashes big time.

I’m not saying that buying real estate is necessary to build wealth. In fact, there are thousands of ways to become a millionaire- stocks, crypto, starting a business, ect. What I am saying is that all the wealthy people in my life own real estate at some level. The wealthiest Americans own real estate.

@GeneralPepper64 Yes, it may be more difficult than in the past to purchase a home, but these people spreading misinformation & horrible predictions make people feel sorry for themselves and feel like a victim. Ownership of one’s actions is the way, not a victim mentality.

@Dividends_Doors The median household income is half of what you need to purchase a median priced home. You're the cancer to society, not the "doomers".

@TherealMFlem 😂 bruh chill

@Dividends_Doors Chill bruh 😂

🔊 STOCKS ARE NOT LOTTERY TICKETS That is all.

$GOOG is very attractive here imo. 24% yoy revenue growth for a company this size is insane. I’m surprised at the selling after solid earnings. It says something about the state of the market…

@FIREDUpWealth Makes total sense because the average age of investors on both platforms is vastly different Not a fan at all of the RH platform

Fun Fact: Robinhood accounts are 10–50x smaller on average than those at traditional brokers like Fidelity or Schwab.

The most you can lose on a stock is your initial investment. Your gains can be infinite.

I’m at the point where no market crash or correction phases me. It wasn’t like this when I started buying stocks 7 years ago at 19. I feared downturns & panicked. I now see dips/corrections as buying opportunities. I’m staying the course & keeping the long term time horizon 📈💸

You're obsessed with investing money." No. I just want to; -Own a nice home - Drive reliable cars - Eat quality, organic food - Spoil my family - Have travel freedom There’s a method to the madness 💸📈

@JimChuong Imagine not getting any real estate appreciation, not using leverage, not claiming depreciation, shall I go on?

Imagine being a homeowner in 2026 with a $500k mortgage. No thanks.

Paid-off rental properties are an early retirement CHEAT CODE - Consistent cash flow - Higher yeild than most dividend stocks - Rents typically rise over time - No mortgage payment - Long-term appreciation on top

@0xmch8 @BarbellFi The reason is learning how to do life on your own. It teaches you life skills

Having $500k invested by 30 is easy Just live at home with mom & dad Save & invest most of your income $2,500/month for 10 years does it Simply all in a S&P 500 index fund This is how you win the game 💰

Stocks can have infinite gains (see charts below), but the most you can lose on a stock is your initial investment Understanding this concept as an investor is extremely powerful $TSLA $NVDA

Way too many stock & finance “gurus” advise investors to never buy individual stocks and only invest in ETFs/index funds I think that’s hogwash The process of learning about and investing in individual stocks got me interested in the market at a young age & is something I still love to do I encourage every investor to own about 5-20 individual stocks and allocate a set % of their portfolio to them

@BarbellFi It also depends on rank in military ofc. An officer with 10-15 years can easily clear 200k+ Even more depending on where they are stationed

Retiring with a pension is a cheat code Here are the 10 best jobs based on average pay that still offer a pension: Military: $80k Firefighter: $110k Police Officer: $125k Union Electrician: $130k Railroad Engineer: $135k Utility Lineworker: $150k Elevator Mechanic: $150k Air Traffic Controller: $140k Public School Teacher: $75k Federal Law Enforcement: $135k Sign me up for any one of these 💰

There are WAY too many old people who would rather die with $2+ million in the bank than help their family with a down payment or other major life expenses while still alive I’ll never understand it