/biz/ - Business & Finance

The biggest reason to buy and own a home for decades is that it is the most normie friendly and easiest way of accumulating wealth in an asset. Most people dont have any savings, contribute the bare minimum to their 401k (if any at all) and never touch the stock market.

Owning a home will almost always be preferable to renting for various reasons, but if you can amass a nice chunk of wealth via investments and smart plays, theres nothing wrong with renting. Now, if you are in your 30s, are renting, and have virtually 0 savings or investments, then thats pretty bad.

Don't feed these demoralization posts. There are other ways to accumulate wealth. Unless your home is paid off, you are also stuck with a monthly house payment.

Nasdaq is rebalancing their top 100, no stocks added or removed.
The top 7 including AAPL, NVDA, AMZN, TSLA etc make up 55%, which means you may as well just own these instead of the index itself.
My question is whether it's good to short or to long prior to the rebalancing.
I believe it'd be a good time to short it considering most of these companies are not doing ideally, such that NVDA mooning more won't have that much of an effect on the index.
Is there any evidence for either strategy?

>>55362537
Does my success bother you? Learn to cope friend, there's plenty of room for all of us to make money, even retards like you who blindly throw money in at the top and watch as the bull run continues without you since you use 0 indicators to assist you in trading.

t. bought more literally hours before the pump thanks to my indicators.

>>55144185
didnt read, but I know I should remind you to take your meds.

>>55039102
to be fair I am ok with this. Tips should only be available for people making $2.50 an hour, with the expectation that tips will make up the difference to get them at or above the federal minimum of $7.25. If these people are making $8 - $13 an hour and are asking for tips, they can fuck right off.

>mfw ethereum is a security
>and by the same logic so are Magic the Gathering cards
>and autographed celebrity photos
>baseball cards
>Pokemon cards
>stamps
>coins
>old silverware
>limited edition vinyl records
>classic cars
>rare flowers
>bottles of Bordeaux
>first edition books
>limited edition bottles of booze
>old action figures
>comic books

Right now there's a redditor defending him.

>>54496424
>>54496407

>>54380233
You're still going to make it.

>>54132487
Remember when the europoors gloated saying it was not going to affect them. I remember.

>>54119678
Your bussy is peaking right now, perfect time to sell.

>>54112193
Darts isn't a game of chance it's a game of skill.
The other way the analogy fails: do all the darts cost the same to throw them? Obviously they would.
It's a midwit analogy that makes average people feel smarter when they read it.

>>54084363
Ah yes, the nations that incessantly seethe over the US totally won't be affected by this event in the US.

>Everyone thinks the economy is going to crash with no survivors
>Everyone with room temperature IQ (most of America) is unironically going to cause a bank run
>When the US sneezes EU catches a cold
>Mfw the self fulfilling prophecy of collapse happens and I have a state job, good savings, strong short positions in major indexes since early February, and own my own home (50% paid off and at 3% interest)
Just fuck YOUR shit up