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✨𝐃𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐝 𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐉𝐚𝐧 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 𝐭𝐨 𝐌𝐚𝐫 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 (𝐐𝟏 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔)✨ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 🌸Dividend received(Q1 2026) : SG$ 2563 🌺Per month Dividend : SG$854 🌻Per day : SG$ 28.47 (₹ 2077) 🚀 🌼Total Dividend Received in FY2026: SG$2563 🧱🧱🧱🧱📈📈📈📈 #dividend #brickbybrick     #StockMarket #equity #NASDAQ $D05 $DBS $QQQ #SGX #DividendYield #DividendStocks

@antibearthesis Anthropic also does that. noegrs.substack.com/p/clickhouse-t…

JUST IN: OpenAI runs their business on Clickhouse ( $NBIS owns 27% of it )

@anandchokshi19 $BLK OWNS 🌍

@nsinghal211 Tell me a stock today that will deliver similar returns over the next few years , it’s incredibly hard. It’s always much easier to look back and tell these stories.

If you bought 300 shares of Dr. Reddy's at ₹8 each in 1992, Your ₹2,400 investment in 1992 is now worth ₹8.25 crore. Power of investing... Insane wealth 🤑

@fammetaX His truck depreciates 20% year one. $SPY compounds. He's not anti-market. He's anti-math.

i know a guy who makes $120k a year he has $0 invested drives a $65k truck rents an apartment thinks the stock market is a scam how do you explain it to someone like that?

@itsbullionaire_ Wrong question. The right one: what’s your number? Once your dividend income covers your expenses, age is irrelevant. Could be 35. Could be 60. $SCHD and $JEPI don’t check your birth certificate.

What age should you start focusing on dividend income over growth? 20 25 30 35 40+

@itsloganjones The Camry IS the investment thesis. Every month without a car payment is a contribution to the portfolio. The people laughing at your 2008 are making $735/month payments on a depreciating asset. Unbothered. Compounding.

I have invested over $300,000 I drive a 2008 Toyota Camry I have never had a car payment

@SECTOR_RES0123 Tell me a stock today that will deliver similar returns over the next few years , it’s incredibly hard. It’s always much easier to look back and tell these stories.

This is the long-term investor thesis and the data is brutal. $NVDA was up 1,500% in the 5 years ending 2020. Most people sold at 2x. $AAPL has delivered ~$4.7 trillion in shareholder wealth lifetime. The asymmetry is real. The hard part isn’t finding the winner. It’s sitting on your hands while it drops 40% on the way to 10x.

If you invest $1,000 in a stock, the most you can lose is $1,000. But if you’re right, you can make $5,000, $10,000, even $20,000. That’s the edge: asymmetric returns. You don’t need to be right often. You just need a few big winners. If you invest in 5 companies, one of them going 5–10x can carry your entire portfolio — even if the others fail. Most investors don’t lose because they’re wrong. They lose because they sell too early. They panic on the drop. They take profits too soon. When you find a great company, time is your advantage. Let it work.

@WealthCoachMak What is capital Coach ?

April was a great month 🔥💰 The main options trading account was up by 28% Most of it is shares and LEAPS for $AMZN $META $GOOG $AAPL $AMD $NVDA And to top it off… Closed Options profit: $45,712 An absolute great month 💰💰💰

@The_Money_Buddy $50k car loses ~20% year one. Worth ~$20k after 5 years. $50k in $VOO at 10% avg annual return = $80k+ in 5 years. One transaction costs you $30k. The other makes you $30k. Same starting point. Wildly different finish line.

Buy a $50k car: • depreciates Invest $50k: • compounds Both cost $50k. Only one pays you back.

Saving is income discipline. Compounding is math. Holding through drawdowns is psychology, and that's where 90% lose. The trader sells the -30% to "preserve capital." The business owner watched $SPY drop 34% in 2020, then return 75% over the next 18 months. Same chart. Different outcome. 🎯

Saving money is hard. Compounding it is harder. Not interrupting the compounding process while markets are in freefall is excruciating.

Exactly right, and the mechanic behind it is delta + IV. A LEAPS $800 call on $META with ~22 months to expiry has a delta of ~0.45-0.50. So a $40 move in $META = roughly $18-20 per share gain on the option, before any IV expansion. You weren't betting on $861. You were renting upside with leverage. 📊

A common misconception when you buy a LEAPS call: “The price needs to be above the breakeven price for you to make money” That is absolutely NOT true Example: I bought this $META 1/21/28 $800 call for $61.75 on March 26 The breakeven price is $861.75 But… That only matters at expiration date I sold this call for $88.25 on April 9 while $META was barely at $630 So yeah… Even though the price is nowhere close to $861.75… I was able to profit almost $2,700 per contract in less than a month 🔥💰

Bigger upgrade: surround yourself with people who talk about owning, not earning. Most "money talk" is salaries, bonuses, the next car. That's a trade. The real shift is when conversations turn to equity, cash flow, and 10-yr compounding. That's when $SPY stops being a chart and starts being your retirement. 📊

Wealth hack: Surround yourself with people who talk about money, business, and investments.

@YoureNotBehind2 3 weeks ago: "AI bubble, sell everything." This week: Nasdaq 25,000, $SPY ATH, Mag 5 prints record earnings. The market doesn't reward predictions. It rewards presence. Every "scary news" cycle is just a sale on great businesses for anyone willing to look past the headline. 🔥

What a week! The 5 biggest companies in the world just reported earnings. $GOOG : +81% 📈 $AMZN : +77% 📈 $META : +63% 📈 $MSFT : +23% 📈 $AAPL : +19% 📈 S&P 500 hit an all time high. Nasdaq crossed 25,000 for the first time ever. This is why you don’t sell when the news gets scary. The companies just keep printing.

@AIInvestorHQ Math is close but worth tightening. $50K at 12% for 42 yrs (23 to 65) = ~$6.08M, not $7.3M At 10% (S&P historical avg) = ~$2.7M Adjusted for ~3% inflation = ~$895K in today's dollars Still life-changing. But the real lesson is time, not the rate you assume. 📊

Your main priority should to be to get $50,000 in the market If you’re 23 have $50,000 and never invest another penny At 12% a year you’ll retire with $7.3m

@EconomyApp The detail nobody's pricing in: $BRK underperformed $SPY by ~10 points YTD and ~40 points since May '25. Cash yield at ~4.3% on $397B = ~$17B/yr just sitting there. Abel's first real test isn't matching Buffett. It's deploying that pile before opportunity cost eats the alpha. 📊

$BRK Berkshire Hathaway Q1 FY26. • Cash & short-term securities: $397B. • Net seller of stocks for the 14th quarter. • $235M in buybacks (1st time since Q2 FY24). Warren Buffett said about CEO Greg Abel: "Greg is doing everything I did and then some."

@TicTocTick If I knew which stocks doubled this year, I wouldn't be on X. The honest answer: the next double is usually hiding in a name nobody's tweeting about yet. By the time it's a "pick," the easy money is already gone. Look at unloved sectors, not crowded ones. 🎯

Give me some stock folks that can double this year?

@JonErlichman Buffett's net worth crossed $1B at age 56. He's now ~94 with ~$150B. Meaning ~99% of his wealth came after 60. The lesson isn't "be content with less." It's that contentment is what lets you stay in the seat long enough for compounding to do the heavy lifting. 🎯

“If you aren’t happy having $100,000, you’re not going to be happy if you have $100 million.” ~ Warren Buffett

Numbers are off. Per Stock Titan YTD data through April 30: $AXTI is +372%, not +487% $NINE +2,586%, $ANL +934%, $WATT +717%, $BNAI +646% all outranked everything on this list Real takeaway: the actual top performers are micro/small caps most retail never heard of. The "winners" list always looks obvious in hindsight. 📊

HERE ARE THE TOP 15 PERFORMERS OF 2026 1. $AXTI +487% 2. $AAOI +426% 3. $SNDK +400% 4. $AEHR +361% 5. $BE +234% 6. $VIAV +210% 7. $INTC +170% 8. $LITE +158% 9. $WDC +150% 10. $NVTS +144% 11. $DOCN +114% 12. $VRT +103% 13. $MRVL +94% 14. $MU +90% 15. $PL +87%

@IndexAndForget Not quite the same. 50 hand-picked stocks = 50 active trades you have to manage, rebalance, and defend. $QQQ = owning 100 businesses with auto-rebalancing, 0.20% fee, and zero ego. One is a job. The other is a portfolio. 📊

Stock pickers buy like 50 stocks Then hate when I buy $QQQ Isn't it the same thing?