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End-of-month rebalance completed for my PSC Legacy Auto portfolio. Started Mar 30 with $100,000. Now: $131,862.84 Return: +31.86% Fully systematic. No emotions. No manual stock picking. Scroll down for portfolio details 👇

@antibearthesis They all promise that, none of them accomplish it. The system only works with endless printing😂

@ExitVector Warsh will put an end to this😆

I hope you know why we aren’t going into a recession.

@SagoLabsVC Thats a possibility, but if that is the case we will just adapt

@ExitVector Growth stocks + $BTC both tend to sell off together in risk off environments. Your "cash flow machine" can go quiet exactly when you want it working hardest.

My wealth-building flywheel: • 100 $NVDA shares • 200 $HIMS shares • Sell covered calls • Collect monthly premiums • Use the cash flow to buy bitcoin:native I’m also accumulating $MSFT, $NOW and $UBER, with the goal of reaching 100 shares in each. Why 100? Because that unlocks another covered call contract and another stream of monthly cash flow. When Bitcoin eventually reprices, I’ll take profits and buy more high-quality stocks at attractive valuations. Then sell covered calls on those too. Stocks → premiums → Bitcoin → more stocks. Rinse. Repeat. Compound. 🔄 Do you use covered calls?

@Mike_and_You @wisdomXplorer It also helps fund endless wars

@ExitVector @wisdomXplorer What about the Credit System?

What's the worst event in human history ever?

@leaving_tech Manual approach is super important. I can always tell when someone used AI to reply

People keep asking how I post hundreds of replies a day without getting banned. My 4 golden rules: 1. Everything manual. No automation, no templates. 2. Meaningful replies only. If it doesn't add something, I skip it. 3. No links. No self-promotion. Nothing that smells like spam. 4. Spread through the day in focused sessions of 1-2 hours. X doesn't punish volume. It punishes patterns. Anyone else running high reply volume? What limits have you hit?

@IndexAndForget Thats the attitude

Big money is coming your way. Keep showing up everyday, and it will happen.

@QuietPlaybook Its a crazy good time for $NOW

Is the time $NOW? Had some buyer support near the $105-107 buy zone, could we see these prices targets soon?

@TheJerzWay Luxembourg is good for investors. No capital gains if you sell stock or crypto after 6 months

🇵🇹 Portugal NHR? Dead. 🇬🇧 UK non-dom? Gone. 🇮🇹 Italy flat tax? €300K minimum. 🇨🇾 Cyprus? Not in Schengen. 🇮🇪 Ireland? Full tax on worldwide income. 🇲🇹 Malta: €5K minimum tax, Schengen access, no minimum stay. If you want tax-optimized EU access, there's one option left.

@cmsinvests Me too. Only makes sense to do that once you have a massive portfolio, not while you trying to make it grow. You just need to be willing to spend time doing the research

I feel bad for people who only invest into index funds like the S&P 500.

@rahbar_rod Specially now that Bitcoin is at historical low valuation. You get to buy it at cheap prices without having to sell your stocks to fund the purchase

@ExitVector Using equity premiums to fund bitcoin accumulation is a cleaner version of the saylor thesis. The covered call caps your upside on the stock but the Bitcoin position keeps the asymmetric bet alive.

@rahbar_rod The best tax strategies are usually decided before the sale, not after. Timing is everything.

One overlooked trust document could keep $71,400 out of the IRS's hands. Most physicians write the check when the K-1 shows capital gains and depreciation recapture. But they never learn what a Charitable Remainder Trust can do with an appreciated LP interest. A CRT is a tax-exempt trust where you contribute the LP interest before the sale closes. The trust sells it because the trust is tax-exempt, so there's no capital gain, recapture or NIIT. The trust pays you an income stream for life or up to 20 years. The remainder goes to charity. 1. CRUT: fixed percentage of annual trust value (5% to 7%), payments vary with performance. 2. CRAT: fixed dollar amount, established at contribution. 3. Income taxable as received - spread across years at rates far lower than the lump-sum gain. One hard constraint: the contribution must happen before the sale agreement is signed. Once the gain is assigned, the window closes. The trust must also pass the 10% remainder test. Three conditions: appreciated LP interest approaching exit, genuine charitable intent, and no need for full proceeds immediately. If all three are true, ask your estate planning attorney - not your CPA. Not investment advice. For informational purposes only. Consult your financial advisor.

@Samdanawich @Gubloinvestor I actually made a post arguing that was a possibility, but the correction was too small and most importantly too short lived to be considered a typical 4 year cycle

@ExitVector @Gubloinvestor Stocks just had one 3.5 months ago 🤔

Stock market is waiting for major correction. This cycle is very different than the all the previous cycles. Next correction will be the most bizarre correction in the stock market history.

@KorayChelikhan Lack of education

Did you know that only 15% of people invest in stocks and 9% of people invest in crypto globally. Why do you think the numbers are so low?

@JGreenCrypto Thanks Joel. Its important to get crash flow while holding investments and make the snowball bigger and bigger 😎

@ExitVector Nice wheel vector📈

@MomentumJustus Yeah I have done some clean ups sometimes Specially the accounts that are not premium and dont match with my content style (stocks, crypto , investing etc)

I unfollowed some people! 💔 If you’re still here, congratulations… You officially have momentum. 📈 Genuine connections > follower count. Do you regularly clean up your following list too?

@jewndahalfmen You also have illegal migrants arriving in boats everyday

England is now a Mediterranean country: We have hot weather, a shit economy, and a good football team.

@jewndahalfmen 😂😂😂

@MazzaInvests I hate cold grey weather, its depressing😂

@ExitVector I know, I work outside all day and some lads are like "I think I'd rather work in winter" I'm like no thank you 😂

10 years I've lived in England and this has been the best summer weather wise so far. Bring it on! And stop moaning. It will soon be wet and miserable 😂