/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>7677167
I wasn't as close as you, but still know that feel
Tell me it's going to be alright

is link the most aryan coin right now with actual potential

>mfw all those fucking memecoins popping up like shrooms after a rainfall
>mfw shills shilling for their own special brand of memecoin they bought for a cent, hoping it'll get popular and inflate itself to some retarded value like 5k until people forget about it and jump to next 1 cent memecoin
>mfw this will never stop until the fucking memecoin fad dies

If you have stocks and gain money off them, you had money and have good brain.
If you have stocks and lost money off them, you have money but lack a good brain.
If you have memecoins, you have no money, no brain.

Stop inflating hardware prices, you fuckers.

>tfw mommy payed for all of college + my masters degree.
>tfw have zero expenses at all.
>tfw live at home and make 50k after taxes and save 99% of it. (Only buy vidya and gas)
>tfw will buy a nice house in cash once I'm 30.
>tfw will inherert millions of dollars worth of money and assets when my mom dies in the future.
>tfw will become a landlord and quit my job eventually.

All I need is a Cute pure virgin girl to live in my nice house with. Why aren't you living expense free, /biz/?

>>1249654
pretty sure that Bush and the war repubs where not jews and that jews are too deeply invested in the stock market to want to tank it...

are you arab?

tfw make little money
tfw live on parents still
accumulate everything i earn

:)

>be me
>eastern european country
>dropped out of highschool after grade 10
>agoraphobic, isolated and only leave the house at night
>no friends or gf
>NEET
>spend my days browsing /biz/ & trading cryptocurrency in hopes of becoming rich

Living the dream

>>193602
I don't have enough money (30,000 for 3 admirals to play with)

I have a vague understanding of asset allocation. I am young and was going to invest 90% in stocks anyway, I figured Target Retirement Fund 2060 is mostly stocks at 90% 10% bonds anyhow. I do realize that there is no admiral status on the Target Retirement Funds.

Leddit, funnily enough, did a hypothetical situation which would basically be mine:

Let's assume you're investing $5000 per year and the expense ratio difference between target date and admiral funds is .12%. Over 45 years, assuming 5% net annual returns, that would be a loss of $30000, or 3.5%

I don't really know what ETF's are even after reading about them. I have to pre-clear ETF/stock purchases because the company I work for is in the investments industry which may be a headache

>Study EE
>Read this thread

Shit