Barzy7

@pakpakchicken Dip when new Fed Chairman comes in middle of May?

Reduced $PG from all in. $1m in pg $400k cash to buy the dip if it happens. Challenge portfolio attached

@NotA_Bull PULS

Where do you guys park your cash? Looking at $SGOV solid monthly dividends and mostly state/local tax-free. Seems like a no brainer…

@kevinxu PULS is paying 4.67% right now

@kevinxu 10,000,000 in a 4% treasure gets you 400,000 a year. That’s not enough?

I hope this is rage bait because $1M is definitely not enough to retire comfortably. I have $10,547,837.27 in my 401k and still can't retire.

@kevinxu Treasury

@RunningBear571 @BoomerDivvies They’re devaluing the currency and something needs to stop this train

@barzy84 @BoomerDivvies And since many Boomers are retired and on very limited fixed income, how do you expect THEY are paying for things with admittedly highly inflated prices? They're no different from you and in many cases WAY worse off.

The middle class didn’t fall. Expectations exploded. 1 car to 3 1 TV to many TVs 1,200 sq ft home to 2,200+ Air conditioning Never flying to annual vacations Home cooking to restaurant food regularly Costs went up because lifestyles skyrocketed. So why the whining?

@BoomerDivvies youtu.be/MOqhUs5CQVI?si…

@MoneyMentorX @BoomerDivvies You bought the property with after tax dollars and now have to pay perpetual rent to the state in which you have no clue where they allocate the money. You’re a Boomer alright

@BoomerDivvies need to be eliminated all together

My property taxes are nuts (>$60k) Why should two families using the same roads, schools, and services pay wildly different property taxes just because one house is worth more? Did one house get way better garbage pickup? Same services. Same city. It should be the same bill.

Percentages make no sense for tipping. I go to a restaurant and order a $20 steak. Guy at the table next to me orders a $100 steak. If I tip $5 I’m considered a great tipper, but he’s expected to tip at least $20. Why? The server literally did the same amount of work!

@pakpakchicken I think the haters are just trying to keep you humble. Down 15% on TEM in 3 days. Are you averaging down or don’t want to talk about it? You have a good sentiment read but your picks seem 50-50 @pakpakchicken

Lmao, $onds dillution again. dodge a bullet I guess no one will talk about I sold the top of onds ($14.94), multiple crypto proxies, tsla, coin, lmnd, sq etc... But talk about the few times I sold wrongly. That’s why I publish full portfolio to teach risk management. Lesson: always take profit. Never be cult. Bag holding for years is just stupid. Profit is profit. Annnd, if you somehow survive long enough… You’ll have no choice but to make it To my haters, keep sucking. I’m about to cum.

@Dimo_Nizer @ConnorP38291062 @jackmallers @notthreadguy For the record I own bitcoin and understand it. Just saying most people don’t and it’s there first argument

@barzy84 @ConnorP38291062 @jackmallers @notthreadguy Most people you talk to need to be educated. Your response to them should be USD is a 9/1 in comparison to bitcoin in illicit activity worldwide.

iran accepting bitcoin as payment is bad for bitcoin because they will discover bitcoin fucking sucks for payments

@ConnorP38291062 @jackmallers @notthreadguy Terrible comparison. Most people I talk to say, isn’t bitcoin used by criminals? This will not help with that. It’s a bad look for people who don’t understand bitcoin.

@barzy84 @jackmallers @notthreadguy That’s like saying it’s a bad look for water if Iran wants to drink it. Who uses it shouldn’t be part of the conversation as anyone can

@jackmallers @notthreadguy Kind of a bad look for Bitcoin if Iran wants to use it though

@notthreadguy They are looking for a monetary network that can respect property rights and trustlessly settle high-stakes transactions between enemies at war, not Apple Pay. x.com/jackmallers/st…

@max_gagliardi Energy content is what lead me to you, just giving you feedback

I've been on an almost 1 year break from doing video/podcast content and it was much needed after 225 podcast episodes over the span of 3 years Getting close to starting back up again and thinking about niching back down to what I know best: Energy Infrastructure and Markets Going broad was fun for a while but viewership dropped off and I lost some of the core audience that gained me a following in the first place I'd still like to do content around my other interests, specifically entrepreneurship, real estate, tech, Bitcoin, macro, etc. But will likely stick to going on other people's channels to explore those topics Seems like now is the time to focus back to where it all started, Energy

@MaryTilesTexas Just buy the schluter shower tray 🤷‍♂️

Do you call it shower pan or mud pan?

@TwitForTwat9 @pakpakchicken Genius trying to dunk on that chart

@pakpakchicken "+20%" meanwhile the stock price:

@max_gagliardi It’s very rare to ever get your money back from renovations.

When I bought my first house in 2012 (4 years post GFC) the advice people gave me on home ownership: -expect to lose money if you live there for less than 10 years -expect to lose any money you put into the house for renovations -annual appreciation will be 1-3% I owed that first home for 7 years, it appreciated ~10% (1.42% per year). After realtor fees and minus the renovations I did we lost money Crazy how quick people today forgot what a normal housing market is like There are tons of Zillow listings from people that bought a home post-2020 trying to mark up the house by $200k-$500k over what they paid to “break even” after the money they spent on renovations accounting for agent fees on the sale The homes are sitting there for months. You finally see one sell and it’s at the same price (or slightly more) than they paid in 2022 Welcome back to a normal housing market We experienced 20 years of home appreciation in 2 years after COVID money printing That wasn’t normal, and many people haven’t come to that realization yet

@CryptoMikli I have a similar story but I was 12 and it was $200.

Tony Robbins reveals he put $10,000 into a penny stocks at 18 and lost everything “When I was like 18, I lived in Marina Del Rey, and this woman pulled up in a brand new Rolls-Royce Corniche convertible. She was a knockout. I was dumb enough to think I had a moment with her, so I talked to her and asked what business she was in. She said, ‘My husband’s business, he’s in penny stocks.’ And I said the dumbest thing you could say, ‘Do you have any tips?’” “She said, ‘Actually, we do. We’ve got a penny stock that’s about to shoot.’ I took $10K, which was a huge amount for me at the time. It went up for a little, and then it went through the floor, and that’s what taught me you don’t speculate”