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I've hit my share of homeruns going on my own, but I've had my share of losses too. I can't do better than 10% overall on my own and I'm probably giving myself too much credit saying 10%. | |||
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VTSAX, set and forget, stop thinking you're smarter than Warren.
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I was like, what publicly traded gyms are out there there, I bet those are going to be down and are gonna be booming this year, oh look theyre trading 80% higher than they were before the pandemic, I guess this whole entire system is totally fake after all.
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What is compound interest, the thread
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If all of my put-credit spreads finish out of the money in time for the quarterly options' 04/16 expiration, I'll be looking at +200% ROI over the past two fiscal quarters. So far, 3 out of the 5 tickers are above the top of my range by 25% or more, and the other two are exactly in the middle of their spread's range. Even if those 2 tickers expire at a complete loss, i'm looking at a 100% gain over the two quarters, and I have other people praying for our family's investments for me, because of the whole self-serving-is-a-no-gud thing.
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4% roi is all u can hope for
-a brown man, who is racist | ||
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Index funds do about 11%, + compound interest. When you get 20-30% returns and then sell in a taxed account, you aren’t actually outperforming index funds
Hope this helps big J. You don’t have the options trading autism required for actual outperformance of the market, despite your ego. The advice is solid, take it or leave it Also, getting a job is also sound financial advice | ||
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