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A lot more tax strategy. You need to be making over 500K in 1099 compensation for my CPA to work well for you. If you are W2 it doesn't make any sense. And if you really want to take advantage you need to either start early in the year, so you know how much you need to save, or plan on filing a Tax extension to get all the funds you need. I am being really aggressive with saving and reducing my tax burden compared to a lot of other providers. I went to med school a few year later than most and came out with almost 400k in debt, which I am paying off quickly. If you are someone who is really focused on lowering your tax burden and willing to save/contribute A LOT, my CPA makes sense, but if you want to really spend your income (you totally should if you can) then maybe it doesn't make as much sense. You can DM me for more details if you want actual numbers.

Honestly, this is something to go over with a financial advisor, not Reddit. Given your circumstances, there are a LOT of specifics that we simply won't be able to account for, such as your ongoing medical expenses and lifestyle changes due to your injury.
That said, there's no such thing as too old to invest. In many ways, it might actually be even *more* important as a way of mitigating inflation risk (which, in turn, needs to be balanced against volatility). You need to invest some of your money, but that needs to be balanced against volatility risk that comes with starting out older, and the demands of your injury.
All of which goes back to my original point, which is there's a lot more to the equation than simply your age and your net worth.

Sure, the Iranians and Afghanis celebrated too. How did that end up for them?
In Iraq it seems like in the long run it was overall good with a LOT of hardship inbetween. In afghanistan . . . Seems like for the people it was just a lot of blood.
The regime in Iran needed to change, no question about that. The people should and are excited about that . . . But what comes after a brutal regime isn't always progressive democracy . . . especially when Israel seems extremely motivated to make sure Iran never sees economic prosperity . . . and the US blindly backs them.
The people of Iran mostly want what others want, economic prosperity. There are a lot of ways this ends even worse than it begins for the Iranian people.

Hello friend.
I also work full time without issue. When work is slow, I trade NY session here n there, but a LOT of my futures trades are made over night in commodities. Especially now with the frothy commodity market, volatility during Asia session has been fantastic. You do not need to trade NY session to make money in futures.
I do all my charting before work at like 6AM ish, chart things I like, set alerts. If they hit while I'm at work, sometimes i can just place an order and let it work, sometimes i just miss it, and that's fine.
My favorite trades lately are when i take entries in Asia session around 9...10...11PM - manage my stop, go to sleep and wake up to my targets hit. It is doable, it's honestly even better in some cases because it helps prevent over trading. Sitting in front of charts all day long often leads to WAY over trading.
Focus on Gold, Oil, Silver, ES and NQ. Understand market CONTEXT. Trade whatever has good context, ignore the ones that aren't clean. Good luck M8.

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This is exactly what I've been saying. I wake up at 6am EST every day, by 2p I'm exhausted. I have a hard rule of not entering after 1p (my analysis is made before that so why would I enter then?) so if I loss/ won/ or hadn't enter before 1 I'm typically done, sometimes I'll hold til close if I entered before 1p. Anyway that being said, Idk how any profitable trader finds the time to make YT videos/content after daytrading. That stuff to film, edit, compose, finalize takes **A LOT** of time, not to say everyone is a charlatan but most of these mfs are. Spend less time on Youtube, spend more time on the charts, it becomes much clear with time.

Hi everyone, Im new here and Im seeking advice. Im 32F, divorced, mother of 2, a nurse, chronically ill with recurrent pericarditis, and seeking some financial/business advice.
I just received a $100k lumpsum and a monthly allowance of $2500 every first of the month. I know its not a HUGE LOT, but its more than I ever had or could have ever expected. This money is from an inheritance my dad received, which he kindly gave me and my brother the same amount to do as we please with.
Now my question is… whats the correct move here? Do I put it up for interest? Do I start a business if so whats the safest business to go into? Do I just not touch it and save it?!
Im afraid of failing here, Im afraid of having this opportunity and making the wrong move and loosing it all and making not only my father unhappy but also being a failure.
Any advice is welcomed, I have always worked my whole life for everything I have and I have never in a million years have asked for any help or even thought of receiving this money.
Thank you!

Reading isn't your strong suit I guess. Again, drown out the noise from all angles. I do not have a pro Trump bias, I have a pro money bias. I've been critical of Trump a million times on here. The only thing I care about in this context is what is going to make me the most money.
Political bias in general has lead to many people losing a LOT of money. I suggest ignoring the bullshit political rage bait entirely

Unlike a Roth IRA, there is no income limit on a Roth 401k. And the yearly contribution max is a LOT higher - - $24,500 if you are under age 50, plus $8,000 if you are age 50 or older.

You my friend, have absolutely no idea what are you talking about.
Ramping up production takes A LOT OF TIME. Buying Russian oil is counterproductive for most of the world.
The pipeline output is way too low to move the volumes required, not to mention it can be targeted as easily as the oil fields, refineries and depots that were hit so far.

When were consumer inflation expectations gathered? Because I feel like they would've increased A LOT over the last few days

Not really, over here (Britain) there's a slight loophole where if you invest in a private, foreign REIT, it's counted as "foreign income" than capital gains, which the limit for taxation is considerably higher, approx £10k before I'm taxed on it vs £300 if I had it from a UK REIT or one off the stock market, outside my ISA.
Also with music royalties, I won't name platforms in case the mods think I'm promoting, but there's places where you can outright buy royalties, some being the full catalogue which can cost a LOT, think around the same price as a full share of Berkshire.A, or fractional shares, which are much cheaper. They often have you signing legal contracts, confirming ownership etc.
Pros for royalties are it's not effected by the stock market, so all this war nonsense isn't affecting that, and unless you've bought royalties to a completely unknown artist, you're guaranteed a payment, similar to dividend stocks, some pay quarterly, some pay bi-annually.
Downsides for royalties are it takes a while for the transactions to go through, and payments are prone to heavily fluctuate due to aspects like music being licensed for usage in media, streams, copies bought etc, but I still see it as a nice hedge against market volatilities.

Any proof to back the "$550k" story? Please start thinking and you will realize AlgoOne are the biggest in this scene doing this and they have A LOT of competitors trying to put them down...

So a funded account is basically an account you get access to after you pass a prop firm’s challenge, this challenge proves you’re basically a competent trader. Once you have this funded account, you get to keep 80%+ of the profits you generate.
To get funded you really need a solid strategy and good psychology, plus A LOT of patience. For me, 5ers and FTMO are the best firms.

I mean the US equity market alone holds nearly 50% of global market value, while European exchanges (collectively) hold about 11%. 
It’s a LOT more exciting to invest in the US, because the market is massive. That makes it a lot more attractive to investors because there are a hell of a lot more opportunities and returns to be had.
There are also cultural elements. Germans have always preferred bank savings over stocks, at least historically. The Germans have been focused more on industrial and dividends and just generally more conservative in that respect. 
Also, companies go to get capital from the public markets in the US system, where mad many European companies get their money from banks and private / internal financing. So they’re are big structural differences in how the companies access capital that also make investing in public offerings a little less attractive because of those trends — they tend (at times) to be the picked over deals that got passed over instead of first offerings.
There’s a lot of reasons. I could probably give you five more. But it’s both psychological, historical, and structural.

There is a LOT of wind atm, oil alone is just ripping the market a new a\*\*hole. That said, lot of vol out there means short term strategies will reign king. Cant hurt doing some mean reversion / dip buying of super high conviction plays / stuff you dont mind holding for years.

Warren Buffet moved Billions right before the war. Should have known something was up. But the world elites and will buy buy buy during the slaughter and make a LOT.

Yeah you're going to be wiped away the from market talking like this. Seen it many times. Let me save you A LOT of money . Technics are fud . They don't work! Your welcome

Gold isn't an investment.
Oil is too difficult to predict for most folks who aren't pros.
Looks like we're going to need a lot more missiles. Wonder how RTX is doing?
Kinda joking, but this country is going to be buy a LOT more missiles, especially given our strategy in Taiwan.

People will call me a retard but this is what I'm gonna do with half of my longs. This shit has a LOT more room to fall.