/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23634775
Fidelity apparently assumes that their customers aren't Robinhood-tier spastics that care about weekly swings in the market, so the most granular numbers they give you are monthly, unless you look at this one chart or run the numbers yourself. I guess -2.5%-ish?

>>23636176
>Big enough you don't need a job?
Why would I cut off a pretty profitable stream of income if I didn't have to? Assuming of course that I don't hate my job. Also as another anon said, 10% is tough to count on reliably. I wouldn't feel comfortable ending the wagie income banking on that.