Vcmn
104 posts
Another part of this that people aren't honest about is that many who are making large amounts of money have 100K+ followers
Of course a stock is going to move if you are telling 100K+ people to buy it
Not knocking the hustle, but I see people with 1M+ followers doing it too
♕@bizzlegpt
I wish “traders” would be more authentic when they describe their income. You have a paid discord group via whop where you’re raking in at least 5 figures a month from that alone. You’re not just relying on trading. Be so fr.
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Which has more to do with corporate greed, than anything else
This is not an AI problem, as most companies are unclear of their AI direction
It is simply them seeing others have less staff, and feeling they want to benefit from that too to have higher profits
unusual_whales@unusual_whales
"Millions of Americans want jobs but can't find them, and the number now exceeds the Great Financial Crisis," per Benzinga
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Self control/Being Disciplined
Anyone can make money, but most people don't have the self control or discipline to actually do something with it between 22-35
Too many people fall for FOMO and blow it all
Drug Money Capital ™️@TheDrugMoney
What's the one skill you'd tell a 22 year old to learn if they wanted to be rich by 35?
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I understand why people like the socialist movement, but once again the downfall of politics right now is that everyone is too extreme
I can understand making landlords/brokers have to cover some fees, but unless squatter laws change here no income/credit check is unwise
Polymarket@Polymarket
JUST IN: Mamdani proposes banning NYC landlords from requiring both proof of income & a credit check — while forcing landlords or brokers to pay any credit-check fees.
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by a boyfriend*
Dej Moná@__purerebel
Getting pregnant by every boyfriend you have is a mental illness
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I don’t really tweet anything that isn’t basic common sense but there is always a person who comments that what I’m saying isn’t profound to try to diss me
When I completely agree it’s not profound and I’m not offended, if anything I would like to move on from the basics
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I really don't care if someone doesn't go to college or thinks it's worthless, but I do care about the younger generations getting the right information so they can make an informed decision about career paths
There's been so much misinformation and that's why many are hopeless
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My favorite part about this is they could stop investing today and have a little less than 9 million by retirement age considering compound interest
Using the common 4% withdrawal rule, a portfolio of $8.69M = $347,600 per year in income = $28,970 per month
All off a 9-5
Sean Cranston@themoviedadsc
Our projected taxable brokerage ($800K balance) by age 50 assuming we keep investing my wife's salary ($4.2K/month): $4.9M If we cut contributions in half moving forward ($2.1K/month)? $4.04M The beauty of going hard in your 20s/early 30s and front-loading your investments.
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Unpopular to say but 80% of the people who gentrify our neighborhoods haven’t done anything special except go to school
Even if they have parental support they have a job that pays from going to school
Many are not entrepreneurs or trying to reinvent the wheel
sherlock💡@itskwasi
The “college is a scam” narrative is propaganda that unfortunately a lot of lower income people fall for.
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Very valuable chart
I think people often forget how many careers feed into these industries that offer high probability outcomes for young men and women that require certs or less than 3 years of schooling
Just have to deconstruct and reconstruct certain viewpoints
Your Last 5 Merchant!!!!@draggingortrump
Perhaps you haven't done the math.
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