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I told all of you that the stock market is a scam, it's too slow, it doesn't beat inflation, and here is my proof. On top of that, just imagine what's happening to your pension bonds. You're getting slaughtered.
That's my point. You keep saying the same stuff over and over. Are you waiting for someone to tell you they went out and bought a bunch of peepee coin or what?
Do you feel like your returns have not outpaced the increases in cost of living? Or are you content with the outcome?
But the price of copper kept going higher after I sold it. So...I could've made more money.
However, the economy could've gone bad, again, and I could've lost a lot of money.
Life is about winners and losers. No matter how you perform, there'll always be someone doing better than you, or worse than you.
Disagree. Building wealth for the overall majority of people is slow. Unless you start a business, or you are involved in pro sports,, social media, etc. The stock market over the course of 100 years has a ROI of over 10%. That isn't garbage.
And so, if you can get to $100k invested and the only yearly contribution that you give is $10k (per year) the ROI alone will get you to $1m in less than 10 years.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQNGekNzaus
You're offended at the idea people might think you're a shill, but you admit you're trolling for your own entertainment. At least some shills make money. Trolls are just trolls.
Again, you have to consider inflation and also capital gains tax.
And so, what is your answer? Dogecoin?
Inflation is currently at 3.8%. Yea, I know inflation CPI today is very different from the inflation CPI used in the 1970s. I believe it got changed during Clinton's presidency. And so, if we calculate the inflation using the 1970s inflation CPI metric would be sitting at around 12%, because it takes into consideration items like food. I could be mistaken.
You hold thru the good times and bad times. The best investors are not emotional, and are able to look at the large picture. I still think the US economy is tops and will remain the leader for some time. Now that could change, but I'll be ready.
My goal: To live in SE Asia in the next year or two where I can live a much better quality of life on far less money. But to your point. What is your solution?
And no, best of the best investors understand what moves the market and they derisk their portfolio during bear markets. Holding risky assets such as S&P500 index, other stocks or crypto is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ dumb during market collapses.