/biz/ - Business & Finance

Have you heard about the index bubble? I would say if theres even a small risk of any problematic behavior in indexes or etfs, you probably wouldn't want to get into them with all that cash, though, maybe you don't care. Charlie Munger and Warren Buffet both agree, if they weren't managing massive billion dollar funds, and could properly take advantage of middle and small cap companies, those reliable gems in the rough, they would. Do everything you can for weeks researching 5-ish or even just two companies and you will reap huge rewards with practically no risk. If you aren't a dumbass and don't burn yourself on shitty companies you will be a rich motherfucker, and then you'll need to figure out how to be happy.

When will the US housing market crash, and why?

I'm tired of missing out on the crypto gains. I want to buy $20k of bitcoin today, is there anywhere I can do this without having to build up my transaction limit or jump through five flaming hoops while shoving tennis balls up my asshole?

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Oh crap, I was thinking of putting in something like $250.
Should I think about putting in more money to up my weight class?

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Mentality's vary.

I think among friends it's not best to bring it up, but if asked, and looking to compare notes it's fine to discuss it with friends.

It helps friends keep a social idea of salary's, fair wages, and the cost of goods.

I think the old tradition of people closely guarding their income amount was based upon the rich keeping the poor from knowing how hard they were getting fucked.