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True. You're still angry and I'm still financially well off. Looks like my link was removed, but here's my story 1.) 33, HS Diploma (a few classes shy of a farsi/dari associates degree) 2.) Approx 160k salary (can make 300k if I want to work all year round). Schedule is typically 2 months off then 2 months deployed to the middle east. During my working months I typically work 6-8 hours 4 days of the week. I fly on manned ISR assets 3.) I live in Florida, but I can live wherever I want 4.) I live a frugal lifestyle, but can buy what I want without worrying. I typically put most of my money in stocks and real estate tho. 90% of my salary goes into stocks and I live off my rental income. EQUITY •80k cash • 300k in stocks/IRA •50K in crypto • 1.1 million equity across 14 rental units and my primary home DEBT • 400k mortgage debt EXPENSES • approx $600 a month for utilities, phone, and internet • I need to keep better track of my food/grocery budget, but I eat for free at work. Maybe 3-5k a year depending on how much I eat out. EDIT: I forgot to add that I bought most of my real estate while making approx 60k a year in the military.
Yeah you'd think a guy who created a whole suite of ETFs would understand that bitcoin doesn't meet the criteria to be included in an EQUITY index.
I’m not afraid of losses, it’s your stupidity that scares me. Again, you are now facing ACTUAL political instability here. Prices drop. Of course, you will now say „yeah but the market tanks“, no, the EQUITY market tanks. Gold goes up. Infrastructure goes up. Oil goes up. So the ACTUAL crisis and inflation hedges going as intended, unlike crypto - which is, turns out, just a S&P500 copy as it seems when it comes to its properties. Sure, if the markets are enthusiastic, it goes up, but the moment there is political instability, crisis, inflation and all the other stuff the whole crypto market kneels like a bitch.