I wish I could have the balls and conviction like that PA farmer that refused to sell his land for $15M to data centers. Instead sold it for $2M for a conservation fund. Great men like him are a dying breed.

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Gamblers anonymous bro. 100k in an index fund 2 years ago would be over 150k now.

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Awesome! Now let's investigate that $10 Billion taxpayer slush fund he set aside for himself

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Stop trading, keep working, and then do long-term investment (I’m a fan of 6 months expenses in a high yield savings and the rest in the SPY), and stop doing these risky short term trades. You don’t know enough to be making the bets you’re making. If you had put that money in a safe, diversified index fund 3 years ago you would have doubled it by now

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His ballroom renovation fund in shambles

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How tf is the felon's slush fund stock DJT actually up?

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Why wouldn't you just use an index fund? The average is like 10% yearly. Guys, don't get distracted by people posting how they made millions overnight. They are lucky. For every one of them there are 100 losing everything. Unless you're already rich be slow and steady. Index fund with like .2% fees is the  (historically) the safest way to invest. 10% doesn't sound like a lot, but I've your up to 200,000 that's $20,000 a year.  The hard part about investing isn't being right once, it's being right many times. I'm sorry for what happened. You can still make everything back. I wouldn't ever put all my eggs into a high risk basket.

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That 100k could be sitting in an index fund making 10k a year lol.

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Using 10B of US money to fund a private, non checks and balances organization ran by the sitting US president may be the most openly corrupt thing that’s happened with this shit so far and that’s saying something. People who look at this and defend it while they struggle behind the Wendy’s dumpster genuinely can’t have an IQ over 70

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Credit expansion that invested in infrastructure that was sorely needed to modernize an aging economy is very far from garbage, but ok. I'd say credit expansion at a rate never seen before to fund wealthy tax cuts is utter garbage, but I guess we ascribe to completely different economic theories.

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