ross waterfall

You can argue macro theory all day or you can look at the execution log. The system works if you stick to it. My performance in TECL and TQQQ since Jan ‘22. Drop a comment if you’re running leveraged tech. 👇

@Jeremybtc Some people just weren’t blessed with the gene that drives ambition and motivated pursuit of large long term goals. It’s hard, we’re evolved to seek easy. It takes those of us willing to embrace the discomfort modern society mitigates to pus the world forward.

Genuine question, how can people work a 9-5 their entire life, make $50k a year and feel okay about it?

@He1s_Sammy What bank you going to, friend?

you could literally - put $100k in a bank paying 9% interest - live off the $6,000/month interest payment why are people not doing this

Don't go chasing waterfalls. Stick to the coastal highways and the classic Chevys you're used to. 🌊🚗💨

@brandonkindred @thesayannayak But of course it’s all moot due to the talent pool. It’s an artisanal/craftsmans language now. I imagine it’s if it’s the studio of a master carpenter. Lots of tools, each with a specific purpose and use, but quite a few whose purpose will only ever be known to the woodworker.

@cachemiss_2 @thesayannayak That's an org failure. Those orgs have the same outcome no matter what language they use. I've seen the same story with most mainstream languages too. I agree about the dwindling talent pool. It's really too bad because it's an incredibly useful language.

What’s the worst programming language you’ve ever used ?

Yeah totally agree, but most companies a. Won’t have the experience to have this foresight or b. Won’t have the money to facilitate it or c. Will hire and not empower someone to manage it all. Or d. all of the above. Perl is what you get when you give a genius too many tools and no supervision. Capable beyond belief, flexible, and beautifully brilliant in the hands of the master…until you have to read someone else’s version of it. It’s a chaos gremlin.

@johnnybravoeth @ducksays VOO or SPY, Or combination of one of those and QQQ at a 60/30 or 70/30 split

@cachemiss_2 @ducksays What would be a better long term investment?

i own 7,618.369 shares of $SCHD and it pays me $8,068.19/yr at 28 years old. my average cost is $25.83! total: $242,721.24

@brandonkindred @thesayannayak Yeah for sure, I’ve been there as well, but unless you have really tight controls (most companies don’t) then the more than on way to do it benefit becomes a massive inconsistency jsshe, huge cognitive load, and then the talent pool is dwindling at best. Near extinct at worse.

@cachemiss_2 @thesayannayak Perl is great and I've worked at companies where it was the backbone of their product. It definitely works at scale it you use it right

@anxietymsgs Bye Felicia

What is the best way to deal with a person who has no respect for your feelings or emotions?

@KevinSzabo14 Not my monkey, not my circus. In my line, moisturized, focused. Ichiban.

I Love Business But it’s non of my business to: • Get in the way of other relationships • Decide other people’s pockets • How other people judge MY life I mind my own business, not others.

@rasmr_eth Some guy was arguing LA is a shithole with me as he sits in Vegas. The irony totally lost on him.

Omg LA sucks!! You know what’s WAY better??? AUSTIN

People talk shit about LA like bro it’s not bad you were just poor

@KevinSzabo14 Good vibe tribe, let’s go! Total legend.

No matter how low somebody starts. I will never look down upon a man trying to change his life in all regards. That could be fitness, business or building on X. I am here to support everyone, that’s why I’m here.

Man, you’re talking about our entire country right now. It’s all trash. Some places more than others. I’ll actually be in Vegas this weekend, always sad to see the state of casinos today, one armed bandits with addicts pissing themselves because they can’t leave the machine for more than a minute.

@cachemiss_2 @danielgothits Brother, I love your state. I want it to come back to its original glory. Just stop denying it’s a shithole so it can return to what it once was. Or not & watch it fall further.

I left LA and my cortisol levels are down like 99% and I’m happier than I’ve been in years lol Seriously apart from my friends I can’t think of a single positive thing about that place Just the most demonic crime-ridden sprawling soulless city of all time

@Chieftog @danielgothits Ah Vegas. Another lovely place, actually quite fond of Nevada, spent many years in Reno. Tax friendly place, lotta degeneracy, my kind of folks - just like Vegas!

@cachemiss_2 @danielgothits Damn, you’re dumb. NPC all the way.

@Chieftog @danielgothits Why you avoiding the question, my g? Just gonna come shit on something hiding behind anonymity? Brave. Coward.

@cachemiss_2 @danielgothits 😂 delusional if you think LA is some wonderful place. You are just pretending. It’s a total clown show. I pray that it returns to its former glory, for you and me.

@Chieftog @danielgothits Ok then, my g, where do you live that’s so damn wonderful ?

@cachemiss_2 @danielgothits I love it when Californians post beautiful pics of their gorgeous state that had such immense potential but NPCs walk around piles of human shit, dying addicts, burned-out neighborhoods, crumbing infrastructure … but hey, here’s a great sunset!

@kevinxu I sure as fuck hope I don’t go through whatever mental shift you did. It’s an objectively terrible one.

Life's not that different between $1m and $10m - same house - same car - same clothes - same friends - same wife Only difference has been mental

@Chieftog @danielgothits Are you suggesting the vanilla, homogenized, private equity owned version of every other carbon copy city in America isn’t a hellscape?

@cachemiss_2 @danielgothits NPC attitude. Imagine seeing a daily dystopian hellscape and thinking “I’m so happy!”

Retired at 39 and I wasn’t boring boring. My wife and I planned and set a budget for enjoyment. We didn’t like the idea of scrimping and saving to the point of misery, and we do some wild stuff! Built a burning man art car, which was probably the biggest flaming pit you could possibly throw money to, but it was within budget, and we had an amazing time. One that helped shape how we view retirement. Don’t be boring, be disciplined.

If you want to retire early, here’s honest advice: be boring for a very long time. No exciting purchases, no lifestyle upgrades, just quiet consistency while everyone else “enjoys life.”

@InvestorKev_ Stocks go up, stocks go down…can’t explain that!

Will the stock market stay green tomorrow or pullback?