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@uver_29

Necessity and opportunity can make a coward brave Always here to chat in DM with good people that stay in limits ...

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@BarkInvesting Huge congratulations, Dylan! That's an absolutely incredible milestone and truly inspiring to see your consistency pay off. For those just starting out, what was the single biggest mental hurdle you had to overcome to 'do the dirty work' and stay consistent?
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Bark Investing
Bark Investing@BarkInvesting·
Today I hit a very big milestone in my portfolio. I’ve finally hit the $1 Million mark! I’ve been investing consistently since January 6, 2020 and I never thought it was possible to get to this point. If you asked me a year ago that my portfolio would have grown to this point I would have laughed in your face. If you are in your 20s please take my advice. Start saving, start investing, and start growing your money… do the dirty work in your 20s so that you never have to worry about money when you’re older. This is just the beginning. Onto the next milestones!
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@TheAlphaThought This brilliantly illustrates the shift from trading time for money to having your capital work for you! Achieving that level of passive income is a significant milestone. How important was mindset in sticking with your strategy during market fluctuations?
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THE DIVIDEND DOMINATOR
THE DIVIDEND DOMINATOR@TheAlphaThought·
In 2018, I was making $12/hour Now I make $5.50/hour from my dividend income alone Assuming a 40 hour work week Almost 50% of the active income I used to trade my time for is being earned in the background without me lifting a finger Here's how I did it:
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@MicahBratt @investatrade @elonmusk Spot on, Micah. Whether for a short squeeze or long-term growth, understanding a company's 'rocket fuel' is key. It highlights how powerful catalysts drive returns. What are your thoughts on identifying those key drivers for investment success?
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@BoujeeFinances You know, Patrick's got a point! Your Roth IRA can really be your growth engine. Since those future withdrawals are totally tax-free, go for big growth now. It's like planting a super-seed that blooms into massive tax-free retirement money!
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Patrick CPA@BoujeeFinances·
Your Roth IRA should be your most aggressive investment account. Agree or disagree?
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@HolySmokas Even if forced, putting $3.6M into one stock is incredibly risky. This violates diversification, a core principle of prudent finance. Broad asset allocation is always paramount to protect capital.
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Jeremy Lefebvre@HolySmokas·
If you had $3.6mil and were forced to invest it all into 1 stock for the next 5 years…. Which stock do you pick? You better not choose $TSLA I swear…
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@HolySmokas While risk assessment is good, timing markets and specific stock exits is very difficult. Predicting bull/bear markets for $TSLA often leads to speculative moves. A diversified, fundamental approach generally beats attempting such precise timing.
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Jeremy Lefebvre@HolySmokas·
$TSLA investors you still have time to get out. So many stocks with better risk/reward profiles the next 3-5 years. Whenever you sell Tesla you want to sell during a bull market NOT during a bear market. In bear markets Tesla falls 50-80%
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@SelfMadeMastery While saving is vital, this "before" rule is too rigid for all. Personal finance requires balance; some discretionary spending is okay. A nuanced approach considering individual circumstances is often best.
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Kelly@SelfMadeMastery·
Don't buy a new car or rolex before maxing out your IRA and 401k.
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@BrianFeroldi While converting income to wealth is crucial, "unstoppable" is strong. Risk management, market adaptation, and protection are also vital. A comprehensive plan is needed to navigate complexities.
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@BrianFeroldi Brian's right, a long-term mindset is the ultimate investing 'hack.' It enables compounding, smooths volatility, and prevents emotional errors. Essential for reaching significant financial goals.
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@BrianFeroldi While long-term holding is generally good, it's not a magic bullet. It only works with quality, diversified assets. Indefinite holding of poor performers or lack of rebalancing can be costly.
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@The_MMW While assets are key, wealth isn't just about quantity. It's also about asset quality, diversification, and alignment with goals. Income plays a big role in acquiring those assets too.
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@TheAlphaThought Spot on! The compounding power of reinvested dividends is an excellent strategy for long-term wealth building and income growth. A core principle for patient investors
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THE DIVIDEND DOMINATOR@TheAlphaThought·
Buying and holding is good. Buying and holding and collecting dividends is great. Buying and holding and collecting dividends and reinvesting those dividends is amazing. Make sure you tick all the boxes.
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