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>>24190754
100k is more than most of the world earns in 10 years. It's enough to buy a nice house in Thailand or in Central America.

Enough to retire on western standards? No.
But with 400k you would be able to retire easily at a young age and spend the rest of your life comfortably AND give 400k to your children.

You'd probably need even less if you're older.

>>24191090
Americans are the only people I know who have these completely over the top standards on retirement.
Most westerners retire with less than 100k and some state pensions to their name, because they are all dumb consumer pigs. Yet Americans are still convinced that only two millions and 3 fully owned houses are enough to retire.
I know many retirees who retired with less than I have now and are happy and content. None of them American, who have three times the money, but still keep working till 70 somehow.

At this point I'm honestly convinced this is some Jewish trick to keep the US sheep working.

Just don't retire in the middle of NYC and you will be fine with way less, living a great life better than 98% of humanity.

Why do people invest in Apple? Honest question.

They at one point doubled their share price YoY despite no growth. The whole ticker is a pumped up meme that should be at 70 dollars, not 110.
FB grows and expands, MSFT is doing well, Amazon fractional shares will be the currency of the year 2030.

Yet people buy Apple, the one stock that stagnates.

I'm green. Leveraged long tech.
I have no idea how.
And I don't care

I hope my DIX prayer becomes truth or we are all fucked. It's either me or the TA channel guy who's right so we either pump or dump come Monday.
No in-between.