Paul Gabrail

Here are the books I recommend everyone to read in their lifetime. Some are investment related and others have to do with life and thought process. If youve read any, please let me know your thoughts on them. The Psychology of Money - @morganhousel Same as Ever - Housel Richer, Wiser, Happier - @WilliamGreen72 The Most Important Thing - Howard Marks Good Stocks Cheap - Marshall Atomic Habits - @JamesClear Ego Is the Enemy - @RyanHoliday Education of a Value Investor - @GSpier Little Book of Behavorial Investing - Montier Mastering The Market Cycle - Marks The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck - @markmanson Stolen Focus (stop at around the 2/3 mark) Troubled – Rob Henderson Clear Thinking - @shaneparrish

@Tra_d_e_Ai Haha and screenshot

@EMPaulG When will you learn that the stock market gives zero shits about value?

Tomorrow is Apple's ( $AAPL ) 50th birthday. On April 1, 1976, the S&P 500 was at 102 which gave the S&P 500 a TOTAL market cap of $912B, if my math is correct. Apple's current market cap is $3.67T which is 4X the entire S&P 500 back in 1976. That is like a company being started today having a market cap of $3.63 QUADRILLION in 50 years. In today's dollars, that is a company worth $650 Trillion. Those numbers are insane when you think about it right ? Well, I am sure the thought of ONE company being worth $3.67T in 50 years seemed insane in 1976. As the world gets wealthier, the United States will as well. And stock markets should go up EVEN if valuations are insane today as I think they are. Don't try to find the next Apple. Just DCA into low cost ETFs and you will get the next Apple automatically.

@bugsvanheerden Wow

@EMPaulG There are thousands of alternatives to Nike. They have no moat. You would be wiser to buy bitcoin or Microstratagy. And I know how you feel about that.

Three questions about $NKE 1.) Do you think #Nike will be around 10, 20, or 30+ years from now? 2.) Do you think their revenue and profit will be GREATER or LOWER in that time period than today? 3.) Do you think today's price gives an above average return on investment based on that future? Below are my 10 year assumptions based on low, middle, and high assumptions. Quite interesting if you ask me. Of course, this is purely my opinion....Interested to hear everyone else's thoughts. #stockmarketcrash

@T3chT0ch done and done ha.

@EMPaulG Gotta sell some puts on NKE & ADBE!

@AdamoMancino Thanks for the kind words Adam!

@EMPaulG Grazie! Lots of opportunities in your mag7 now. The sentiment is literally at its worst. Great job you guys do day in day out. Keep it up. 👏🏻 Patience is so underrated All the best 👍🏻

@EMPaulG thoughts on your mag7 vs the MAG7?

@stats_feed Me sliding into your wife’s DMs

What is the number 1 cause of divorce?

@GrindeOptions Do you realize that $1MM when he was 32 is equal to about $10MM today? I wouldn’t exactly say this as an example of waiting a long time. Even $1MM at age 32 today is very admirable

Keep pushing bro. Warren Buffett was rejected from Harvard and didn’t make his first million until he was 32. Michael Jordan was cut from his high school team. Elon musk lived in a small office and showered at a local YMCA in the early days. Jeff Bezos didn’t become a millionaire until he was 33. Charlie munger didn’t become a millionaire until his early 40s. You got time. Stick to the plan and keep grinding.

@AIInvestorHQ Rich is income vs spending, not just income. Everyone in every income category above can be rich or poor.

6 levels of income: Poor: Under $4,000/month Stable: $10,000/month Middle class: $20,000/month Upper-middle: $30,000/month Very comfortable: $60,000/month Rich: $80,000/month Do you agree?

@UziCryptoo Very easy. Make a lot more than $9400 per month. Why is that hard to understand? Not everyone makes $100K per year.

Imagine this $3,500 mortgage $1,400 car payments $2,500 childcare $1,000 student loans $1,000 credit cards That’s $9,400/month gone before groceries. How can people survive?

I doubt it's for more money necessarily. It's because they are programmed to create more. Which, btw, makes YOUR life better when new technologies come out. When they make products more cost effective for YOU and others to buy. Their "greed" makes your life better. Instead of asking the question you asked, how about saying "I am so glad someone is willing to do what I am not to make everyoone's life better."

I will never understand these billionaires. Don’t they already have enough? Why do they always want more and more?

@454Fascinations correct.

@EMPaulG Socialism is convincing the culture that confiscating the property of one income strata is fair.

How stupid do you have to be to be a socialist? Of course I am (somewhat) joking. Everyone is a product of their environment but I also hear some of the things socialists say and think "What part of history would cause you to think that this will work?" Ah well. We have to swing the pendulum and now is the time for a more extreme left wing view to deviate from the Democratic party. #zohranfornyc

Why is it that women can say if you don’t have a uterus, you can’t have an opinion on abortion? And sooooo many agree with them. But those same women have an opinion on tax rate rates for the wealthy and estate tax rate rates for wealthy families, but they’ve never made enough to put them in the highest tax brackets Do I sense hypocrisy?

@4TaxFairness Fuck you you socialist piece of shit

99.85% of us are worth less than $50 million. There is no reason the 260,000 households with more than that can't pay a 2% wealth tax. Our tax code has thrown money their way for 40 years. It's time we tax the rich and fund housing, childcare, education & paid leave instead.

@moizali Hahahaha literally a dumb post by him.

This is the smartest guy on twitter.

@Simon_Ingari K

A company that lays off employees for cost reasons should not be allowed to pay out bonuses or dividends for 5 years.

Yeah first off, that’s not a secret. Second there is still a difference between Jeff bezos’ life and someone with $2MM or $3MM. But maybe not Jeff Bezos and $500MM. But to say $2MM is the same as Bezos is just insanity. You say time is the currency. When Bezos flies somewhere, he gets there much faster and more comfortable than someone with $2MM. Money gave him more time. If family members get sick, the care he can get with his money is better than someone with $2MM. I know you did this for clicks and comments, so luckily you triggered me to respond to ignorant posts but people who say this kind of stuff just make me lol and say “you don’t understand finance and life then”

I have a secret to share After your first $2–$3 million, a paid off home and a good car, there is no difference in quality of life between you and Jeff Bezos. Both of you have limited amount of time on earth; you have twice if not more than Jeff, so you are richer than him. A cheeseburger is a cheeseburger whether a billionaire eats or you do. Money is nothing but a piece of paper or a number in your app. Real life is outdoors. Become financially independent; that’s usually 2–3mil. Have good food. Enjoy the relations. Workout. Sleep well. Call your parents. That’s all there is to life. Greed has no end. Repeat after me: Time is the currency of life. Money is not. Sooner you figure this out, happier you will be.

@SCHDETF The thumb you sent...it's a doctored AI. Did you do it? I knew I NEVER said it was a scam. I evne asked my guys.

@EMPaulG The things you say for clicks. I still remember when you called $SCHD a scam. 😊

This aged well

@MrMachoMog @CashFlowKingsYT def not me.

@CashFlowKingsYT Be honest guys, who do you think benches the most between myself, Amit, Joseph Carlson, and @EMPaulG ? Graham and Kevin don't qualify because they walk around at victim weight.

Most swole finance channel?