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Imo do a ton of research to find out what pieces you like best. Once you find one you absolutely need, do a bunch of research to find the cheapest way to get it... Then you'll wake up one day and be broke, but have a TON of PMs lmao.
Also, absolutely love those Credit Suisse style bars. Great taste dude.

I have a TON of anxiety. Turns out I like the feeling of how nervous I am, then having something actually work out.
If you're risk averse try an ETF to start out.
Or try journaling fake purchases and see how they do after a month.

Been in for 5 years, made a good amount on this company and am in long term fairly deep, that being said…
GME in its current form is not a money making company. They don’t produce anything that brings home a ton of bacon. Making interest off cash and a bitcoin investment are passive and not enough of either to make a great looking profit statement
LONG TERM.
They are a company in transition and that takes time, money and intestinal fortitude for shareholders and the board of directors. They are moving away from the retail, that takes time and planning, they may always have the stores but those will NEVER be a profit cow, ever. They’ve done the right things and dumped as much of the dead weight as they can with unprofitable stores. They have shored up expenses and minimizing them to maximize the war chest and show fiscal responsibility.
eBay is a step in the right direction. The power packs are a step in the right direction. I’m sure there are plenty of ideas being bounced around to start to increase actual income.
If you believe in the leadership, you’re in for the right reasons. No billionaire is looking to loose that status, his money is where his mouth is. He’s got a TON to loose if he fucks it up.

Heard the "time ends up being your most valuable resource" which I agree with, and then every post like that ends up being "pay for a cleaning lady" "I pay for landscaping" I pay for a nanny"
I think there's quite a bit of other low hanging fruit that we all leave on the table.
The richest guy in my town is a 55 year old fella. He has to commute 40 mins to work every day, he has to pick is underwear off the ground, he has to load and unload the dishwasher, he has to take the dog out to poop every morning.
1. Pick a location that is good for commuting to work, and to your kid's stuff. 60 mins a day of driving to work and back, to gym and back, and to kids activities adds up. I think a short commute is worth a TON. I live 5 minutes from my dental office. I walk many days and pop home for lunch even if I only have 30 mins.
2. Smaller house and property = more free time. Obviously get stuff you care about, maybe a bigger lawn or garage would make you happier, but I think buying a 5000sf house just because you are wealthy for it is buying more upkeep.
More outside the box stuff - I'm curious on what you guys would add
3. Tesla autopilot - Still the same time spent in car, but way more passive
4. 2 dishwashers. my wife hates this idea. Basically fill one, and use out of the other until you run the dirty one, and then finish unloading the clean one. This would make it so you never have dirty plates out ever, and could potentially keep you from touching dishes twice to unload and then again to set table.
5. Fast mower - maybe you have 0.5 acres and push mow it all like a normal person, but a zippy little stand on mower could make that super fast. I have a triple lot and it used to take me 45 mins, now it's 15 at most. I don't want to hire that out because it's fun.
6. Meal prepping? Instead of a cook
7. Own less stuff. My wife and I have downsized junk. if we don't love something we give it away even if it's nice.
8. Robot vacuums. If ours ever stops I can tell the next day because I am so used to never seeing a crumb or hair anywhere on the floor.
9?? Hit me with some ideas that do or dont cost money.

Depends I guess. I can afford to try. I wont say its a SPMO and Chill mindset but I ran a TON of back tests to see the viability of such a combo and it won everything, beta, Calmar, Sortino, volatility and growth. So, Ill give it at least 1/2 a year and evaluate. Check out SPMO and how its handled draw downs and more importantly how it handles the swing back up. So, run some back tests and see what you see!

Imo do a ton of research to find out what pieces you like best. Once you find one you absolutely need, do a bunch of research to find the cheapest way to get it... Then you'll wake up one day and be broke, but have a TON of PMs lmao.
Also, absolutely love those Credit Suisse style bars. Great taste dude.

I have a TON of anxiety. Turns out I like the feeling of how nervous I am, then having something actually work out.
If you're risk averse try an ETF to start out.
Or try journaling fake purchases and see how they do after a month.

Been in for 5 years, made a good amount on this company and am in long term fairly deep, that being said…
GME in its current form is not a money making company. They don’t produce anything that brings home a ton of bacon. Making interest off cash and a bitcoin investment are passive and not enough of either to make a great looking profit statement
LONG TERM.
They are a company in transition and that takes time, money and intestinal fortitude for shareholders and the board of directors. They are moving away from the retail, that takes time and planning, they may always have the stores but those will NEVER be a profit cow, ever. They’ve done the right things and dumped as much of the dead weight as they can with unprofitable stores. They have shored up expenses and minimizing them to maximize the war chest and show fiscal responsibility.
eBay is a step in the right direction. The power packs are a step in the right direction. I’m sure there are plenty of ideas being bounced around to start to increase actual income.
If you believe in the leadership, you’re in for the right reasons. No billionaire is looking to loose that status, his money is where his mouth is. He’s got a TON to loose if he fucks it up.

Heard the "time ends up being your most valuable resource" which I agree with, and then every post like that ends up being "pay for a cleaning lady" "I pay for landscaping" I pay for a nanny"
I think there's quite a bit of other low hanging fruit that we all leave on the table.
The richest guy in my town is a 55 year old fella. He has to commute 40 mins to work every day, he has to pick is underwear off the ground, he has to load and unload the dishwasher, he has to take the dog out to poop every morning.
1. Pick a location that is good for commuting to work, and to your kid's stuff. 60 mins a day of driving to work and back, to gym and back, and to kids activities adds up. I think a short commute is worth a TON. I live 5 minutes from my dental office. I walk many days and pop home for lunch even if I only have 30 mins.
2. Smaller house and property = more free time. Obviously get stuff you care about, maybe a bigger lawn or garage would make you happier, but I think buying a 5000sf house just because you are wealthy for it is buying more upkeep.
More outside the box stuff - I'm curious on what you guys would add
3. Tesla autopilot - Still the same time spent in car, but way more passive
4. 2 dishwashers. my wife hates this idea. Basically fill one, and use out of the other until you run the dirty one, and then finish unloading the clean one. This would make it so you never have dirty plates out ever, and could potentially keep you from touching dishes twice to unload and then again to set table.
5. Fast mower - maybe you have 0.5 acres and push mow it all like a normal person, but a zippy little stand on mower could make that super fast. I have a triple lot and it used to take me 45 mins, now it's 15 at most. I don't want to hire that out because it's fun.
6. Meal prepping? Instead of a cook
7. Own less stuff. My wife and I have downsized junk. if we don't love something we give it away even if it's nice.
8. Robot vacuums. If ours ever stops I can tell the next day because I am so used to never seeing a crumb or hair anywhere on the floor.
9?? Hit me with some ideas that do or dont cost money.

Depends I guess. I can afford to try. I wont say its a SPMO and Chill mindset but I ran a TON of back tests to see the viability of such a combo and it won everything, beta, Calmar, Sortino, volatility and growth. So, Ill give it at least 1/2 a year and evaluate. Check out SPMO and how its handled draw downs and more importantly how it handles the swing back up. So, run some back tests and see what you see!

there are a ton, and i mean a TON of lawsuits going on right now throughout the countey but the judiciary is slow

2022 was a pullback on technicals from the hangover of covid policies. That's the broad strokes.
2026 is a game of chicken between the hyper-scalars, with their cap-ex. That spending is fueling just a ton and FUCKING METRIC FUCK TON of everything you're seeing today. Rate, Inflation, Jobs and on and on and on.
Two things are gonna pop this bubble. The technical, Earnings fucking the dog. **OR** Two to three of them "Blink" and cut their cap-ex to the fucking bone.
Here's the thing though. There is also a shit ton of rotation going on from major players, "HALO" trades funding by disciplined investors taking profits and reallocating them away from the A.I. Field.
I think the S&P is something like 40% Mag7. We could drop 20%, more or less, if that happens.
***IF.***

Assuming you are using the real COCA Wallet, TON, as many other blockchains that are account based, require you to pay gas fees, these are paid in the in the blockchain's native token, so you will have buy some TON in order to spend the USDT.

TON hype cooled but ain't dead. GRAM fundamentals still solid so I'm holding a small bag.

that's a known spam pattern on TON actually, malicious NFTs can get airdropped straight to your address with zero interaction needed from you. good call burning it instead of clicking into it further. you probably don't need a new wallet, this can happen to any active address, just keep ignoring/burning anything unsolicited and never click through from one, some are phishing bait

Traumatizing NFT quietly received on TON wallet.