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And unlike houses, you don't need Bitcoin to survive, so future generations won't be screwed over by Gen Z investing early into Bitcoin unlike with baby boomers and real estate.

eww an obvious Z hasbara comment

> der Witz mit den QR Codes ist absolut realitätsfremd
Das machen heute bereits ein paar Mrd. Menschen. Z. B. WeChat

One of my MAGA bros literally sent me a roundtable video on tariffs right after Liberation Day where they used Jordan shoes as the prime example of the great businesses we’ve lost overseas. You know, because Gen Z loves Jordans. Maybe I shouldn’t have assumed, but it looked so talking point friendly that I just figured there were variations on all the Fox and Newsmax shows.

I’m 22 and finally getting my 401k set up the right way. I put in 15 percent on a 36,500 salary and my employer matches 4 percent, so around 6.5k goes in each year. I’m trying to keep things simple and stick with low cost index funds, but I wanted to get some opinions from people who know more than I do.
My current investments: 80% VINIX, 5% VANGUARD MID CAP, 15% VTIAX (international stocks)
Here’s the list of funds my plan offers with tickers and expense ratios
Fixed income and stable value
Principal Stable Value Z Fund no ticker 0.33 percent
Loomis Sayles Core Plus Bond N NERNX 0.39 percent
PIMCO Real Return Instl PRRIX 0.55 percent
Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Admiral VBTLX 0.04 percent
Target date funds
All are 0.08 percent except the 2070 fund
VTINX VTWNX VTTVX VTHRX VTTHX VFORX VTIVX VFIFX VFFVX VTTSX VLXVX
Vanguard Target Retirement 2070 VSVNX 0.53 percent
Large US equity
AB US Large Cap Growth CIT no ticker 0.30 percent
BNY Mellon Dynamic Value Y DAGVX 0.63 percent
Vanguard Institutional Index S and P 500 VINIX 0.04 percent
Small and mid US equity
American Century Small Cap Growth Inv TWCGX 1.14 percent
Janus Henderson Enterprise N JDMNX 0.66 percent
MidCap Value I Separate Account no ticker 0.50 percent
Vanguard Mid Cap Index Admiral VIMAX 0.05 percent
Vanguard Small Cap Index Admiral VSMAX 0.05 percent
SmallCap Value II Separate Account no ticker 0.65 percent
International
DFA Emerging Markets Core Equity 2 I DFEMX 0.40 percent
Vanguard Total International Stock Index Admiral VTIAX 0.09 percent
Right now I’m leaning toward VINIX as the main fund and maybe adding a little VTIAX, but I’m open to suggestions. I’ve got a 30 plus year horizon so I’m mostly focused on long term growth.
Would love to hear what others would do with this lineup if they were 22 in this market?

Hey everyone, I’m 22 and just getting serious about my long‑term investing. I’m contributing 15% to my 401(k) on a $36,500 salary, and with my employer’s 4% match it comes out to about $6,570 going in each year.
I’m trying to keep things simple and stick with low‑cost index funds, but I wanted to get some outside opinions on the fund options my plan offers.
Currently invested in:
80% • Vanguard Institutional Index VINIX
5% Vanguard Mid Cap Index Admiral
15% Vanguard Total International Stock Index Admiral VTIAX
Here’s the full list of options with tickers and expense ratios:
Short‑Term / Fixed Income
• Principal Stable Value Z Fund — no ticker — 0.33%
• Loomis Sayles Core Plus Bond N — NERNX — 0.39%
• PIMCO Real Return Instl — PRRIX — 0.55%
• Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Admiral — VBTLX — 0.04%
Target‑Date Funds
(all 0.08% unless noted)
• VTINX (Income)
• VTWNX (2020)
• VTTVX (2025)
• VTHRX (2030)
• VTTHX (2035)
• VFORX (2040)
• VTIVX (2045)
• VFIFX (2050)
• VFFVX (2055)
• VTTSX (2060)
• VLXVX (2065)
• VSVNX (2070) — 0.53%
Large U.S. Equity
• AB US Large Cap Growth CIT W Series — no ticker — 0.30%
• BNY Mellon Dynamic Value Y — DAGVX — 0.63%
• Vanguard Institutional Index (S&P 500) — VINIX — 0.04%
Small/Mid U.S. Equity
• American Century Small Cap Growth Inv — TWCGX — 1.14%
• Janus Henderson Enterprise N — JDMNX — 0.66%
• MidCap Value I Separate Account — no ticker — 0.50%
• Vanguard Mid Cap Index Admiral — VIMAX — 0.05%
• Vanguard Small Cap Index Admiral — VSMAX — 0.05%
• SmallCap Value II Separate Account — no ticker — 0.65%
International
• DFA Emerging Markets Core Equity 2 I — DFEMX — 0.40%
• Vanguard Total International Stock Index Admiral — VTIAX — 0.09%
Right now I’m leaning toward keeping it simple with VINIX as the core and maybe adding a little VTIAX, but I’d love to hear what others would do with this lineup, especially for someone with a 30+ year horizon. Also thinking of just dumping 100% into VINIX.
Any thoughts or suggestions are appreciated

If I google Jay Z, all the headlines mention Kendrick Lamar, so I think Kendrick Lamar can play Jay Z

Who’s going to play Jay Z, since you know..?

Snapchat is the primary social media that my young adult son and teenage son uses - along with all of their friends. Gen Z is all about Snapchat.

Exactly the same over here. I just love that my tiny bi-weekly purchase fucks them just a little bit more each time. If all goes against the plan, I still have my money plus a bit down the road, but daaaaang when/if we can get around all the dirty dealings I will be finally buying my house and my dream '96 Failady Z.
Can't rush perfection i spose.

In der Theorie mag das stimmen. Aber dann würden Aufwärts- sowie Abwärtstrends nur Minuten dauern und nicht mehrerer Tage. Guck dir mal Aktiencharts an. Z.B. Alphabet ein halbes Jahr Seitwärts/Abwärtstrend. Gilt als KI Verlierer. Dann ändert sich das narrativ und läutet seit 4Monaten ständig neue Allzeithochs ein. Ohne neue News. Zyklen dauern viel länger als von dir dargestellt. Oftmals warte ich bewusst Wochenschlusskurse ab um klare Trends zu erkennen.
Newstrading kann man vergessen. Da hat man am Normalo keine Chance mehr. Aber das hat wenig bis gar nichts mit Charttechnik zu tun.

Up is up no matter how you do it. The fuck does it matter how you do it. Man you guys take the cake lmao. This is just more deflection that someone’s up on the investment While y’all cry in here that nobody makes money and all ppl invested don’t know anything. Seems like the only ppl that don’t know shit is ppl on here salty they bag holders or lost money and have no other option but to come here and try to sound smart. Doesn’t matter what you think. I’m up. OP is up.
Anybody could be UP more in their respected investments if we did x y Z. Yea 20/20 right? That’s how you sound right now.

Zum einen subjektiv sehr individuell, zum anderen spielen da einige Faktoren mit rein. Z.B. Kleidung, Bewegung (selbst wenn nur minimal) vs. Sitzen/Liegen, Wärmende Fettpolster, etc.
Im Neubau hoffentlich weniger ein Problem, aber so Dinge wie Luftzirkulation im Raum (z.B. verursacht durch kalte Fensterfächen) sind auch sehr relevant für das Temperaturempfinden. Da kann sichs gleich mal ein paar Grad Kälter anfühlen als das Thermometer anzeigt.

Bei der Onleihe kannst du i.d.R. bereits ohne ein LogIn vorher recherchieren. Ich empfehle grundsätzlich Landeshauptstädte, da großen Etat. Der Medienbestand kann variieren. Auch die kleineren können ein gutes Angebot haben, wenn die Onleihe über einen Verbund läuft, wie bspw. in Thüringen.
Gerne von unten - Z - einmal nach oben durchklicken. Und: mit jeder Registrierung werden Bibliotheken unterstützt, da sich diese durch die Nutzung rechtfertigen müssen. Have fun!
Hier ist die Liste:
https://biblioarchive.blog/2024/05/29/liste-registrierung-aus-der-ferne/

Z.B. Briefe, die Monate zu spät erstellt/versandt werden.
Inhaltlich fragwürdige Briefe habe ich leider von der DKB öfter mal bekommen. Die hatten aber auch sehr viele Technikprobleme, als ich da war.
Nach mehreren Service-Fuck-ups znd Ausfällen bin ich da weg, aber die Kommunikation war über einige Monate ziemlich durcheinander.

Corporations are moving in droves, including some governments, to purchase up bitcoin. You’re not gonna be able to follow the same models of for your cycle as you previously did because these investors behave very differently. What’s happening now? Isn’t as predictable as people seem to think.
Altcoins dropping typically happens when bitcoin drops with some random exceptions like Z cash hmmm lol
This is going to be an interesting month

Have you guys heard about this doge mining company?

COEP (Coeptis Therapeutics) – Biotech to Largest Public DOGE Miner? 🚀🐕

COEP shareholders just approved the merger with Z Squared (Jan 30), spinning out the biotech arm (Gear Therapeutics), changing the name to Z Squared Inc, and installing a new, mining‑focused board and incentive plan.

While tech, metals, and crypto have been dumping, COEP has ground higher from 13.30 (Jan 26) to \~14.9 after hours on Jan 30, with only \~4.82M shares out, low volume (\~98K), and \~9% of the float short (\~3.8 days to cover). Vanguard owns >6%, Z Squared will control most of the equity, and nobody’s dumping into weakness a classic tight‑float, pre‑catalyst compression setup.

Z Squared is a U.S.‑based, already‑operating multi‑coin miner: roughly 9,000 ASICs mining Dogecoin, Litecoin, and other altcoins, We’ve just seen what happens when microcaps pivot into flashy crypto structures: SRM ran about 530–580% in days on a TRON merger/100M TRX treasury story, and ORBS exploded up to \~5,600% in a week

Heard from a guy who had a booth at a card convention in Dallas on saturday. A GameStop rep was looking to buy out lots of Dragon Ball Z inventory for a new power pack

Many gen Z don't know how to even open a zip file.

Right? And he also mentioned nothing about Jay Z clearly being a pedo but bashed Minaj and Trump only
Ha ha ha so hilarious