Misread Markets

@TheBTCKnight Thank you sir. It’s a grind. Goal is to invest full time (few years to get there).

@misreadmarkets That’s awesome. Congrats

How are your numbers looking these past couple weeks? Are you getting payed or no?

@LonestarMoney In banking back in the day, my MD showed me his account during the COVID crash, he was down $16M. I stopped complaining about volatility after that 🤣

Daily volatility is essentially a coin flip. Just part of doing business being an investor. $3600 down in one day is part of it.

@JohnCarneyRE Good to know 👌

@misreadmarkets I do actually. Peaceful and affordable. Originally from Toronto area - life is better in NB for me personally

Bought a property today at $285k. Market value? $350k. That’s $65k in wealth created at the signing of a pen. This is why I love real estate. 🏠

@quiet8302 @MLB @WNBA @FIFAWorldCup 🚀👊

@misreadmarkets @MLB @WNBA @FIFAWorldCup Gm 🌞 MM Happy Thursday! Let's Go!

Good Morning X Fam ☀️ Happy Thursday! Another day to be grateful, stay focused, and keep moving forward. Family ❤️ Growth 📈 Freedom 💰 Today's lineup: @MLB ⚾ @WNBA 🏀 @FIFAWorldCup ⚽ Hope everybody has a safe, blessed, and productive day. $BTC $TSLA $AMDY $SCHD $NVDA $VOO $CHPY $SPCX

@JohnCarneyRE Nice! You like it there? I’ve been debating a relocation

@misreadmarkets New Brunswick!

@ItsJamesHall Awesome list! And congrats on the run. More to come for sure

Today at 35 years old, I sit at over £700k net worth. 10 years ago I was close to £0. Here are my 16 steps I've taken to get there. I hope they are helpful to someone ↓

@XCompoundQuiet Awesome run! More to come 📈

When I was 25, I wanted a million-dollar portfolio. I thought it would solve all my problems. Today I'm over $1.1M invested. The funny thing? The things I worried about back then barely cross my mind anymore. Now I worry about things like: • My daughters being healthy • Having enough time with family • Being present when it matters Turns out money solved some problems. Just not the ones I expected. What's something you worried about 10 years ago that seems silly today?

@JohnCarneyRE Hahah agreed.

@misreadmarkets Yup, likewise. I prefer the word frugal 😉

I’m at the end of my 20s (29 y/o) A few financial lessons I’ve learned over the last decade: 1) The best investment I made was in skills that increased my earning power. 2) Most wealth is built through ownership, not employment. 3) Lifestyle inflation is the biggest threat to long-term wealth. 4) Your network has a MASSIVE impact on your networth. 5) Financial freedom is more about controlling your time than buying things.

@RetiredRtard Yeah, very true. Like mega caps carrying the S&P

@misreadmarkets Very very well. Canadian banks carrying the tsx

$TSX will hit $40,000 this year. Bookmark this. Canadians are making a mistake investing in the S&P

@BoomerDivvies Warren B. holding so much cash. Maybe he thinks that too 😅

I’ve been emotionally ready for the market to have a sustained drop. But it never comes 🤷‍♂️ Guess I should have invested 😉

@XCompoundQuiet Great story! For myself, Harley upgrades are what hit the wallet the most😅

@stockcram Getting his book in a few weeks. Can’t wait

"Those who keep learning will keep rising in life." — Charlie Munger #Investing #WisdomWednesday

@KobeissiLetter Green candle time?

BREAKING: The Federal Reserve leaves interest rates unchanged in its first policy decision with Kevin Warsh as Fed Chairman.

@TheBTCKnight Happy Wednesday 👊

@misreadmarkets Happy Wednesday

Morning X! Markets still seem bullish on geopolitical relief and tech strength. Eyes on FOMC today to kick off Kevin Warsh’s term. Talks will likely surround recent hot inflation data. Happy Tuesday ☕️📈

@ducksays Yeah information gaps no longer exist if you use AI properly. I’ve got so many agents running in the background now for my advisory business. Crazy times

@misreadmarkets yeah exactly. i'll just pay someone to fulfill the gaps i'm missing. fortunately, ai can do it nowadays

when you wake up and realize: NO ONE IS GOING TO SAVE YOU. that's why you need to do this: 1. fund 401k up to employer match 2. save 3-6 months expenses in HYSA 3. pay off high interest debt 4. max Roth IRA / HSA 5. max 401k you'll thank yourself later.