/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58956378
not priced in
this is a real recession zoomoid

what if we unironically double top?

generational double top

YOU WILL BAGHOLD THE GENERATIONAL DOUBLE TOP

generational double top incoming

>>57840116

>why would you not dump when we are near ATH?

>>57821029
>its about to break ath get in
you in 2008

Daily reminder that if you buy now you risk bagholding for many years

>just buy anything under ATH before it goes parabolic

>>57791563
last famous words

>>57748564
have fun bagholding for 10 years

>>57718818
>>57718833
>>57718852
daily reminder that you can baghold for 10+ years

>>57711529
oh boboo

>>57447688
>>57447705

>>57384578
I have 400k and I have no income. Let's say I go all in on MSTR and 3x it this bullrun and I get to 1 million. What do I do?

I put it on the sp500 to get that idealized 8% average yearly, but I have to eat, so I have to withdraw some. I live with my mom so I don't pay rent, but let's say I move to a frugal place. I would need around 1200 a month, to continue living like a frugalfag. And I pay 19% on capital gains so I need around 18000€ withdraws each year

8% of 1million = 80000€ anual gains
-18000€ to eat = 62000€ left for compounding
19% of 18000€ = 3420€ is what i pay for capital gains
18000€ - 3420€ = 14.580€/12 = 1215€ a month, this is a dogshit income here in Spain but enough to live

And this is all calculated in theory, because your investment fluctuates, but you will always require that 18000€ of withdraws each year minimum. What if there is a big crash? or just a red year? you still need to withdraw.

18000€ is 1.8% of 1million, so that is a safe as fuck withdraw, im assuming it would never be a problem. But like I said, what if you start on a bad year and this 1 million becomes less?

Anway, just to put in numbers, 1 million is enough but not that great, because you may face a bad streak of years on the stock market, what then? pic related. a complete custerfuck, and you have to keep withdrawing each year no matter what. Whole point of this shit is to not have to work and be free, and according to my calculations, 2 millions is real freedom, 1 million you are a still a bit on the edge and frugalceling hard if you want any real compounding still going on.

>>57353996
>DCA

>>57324787
>I know MSTR is super oversold/undervalued right now, I've thought about getting some but I'd rather just buy more btc.
But if btc goes to 30k then you got baited into buying
>I don't plan to ever sell any lol. Rich people leverage their assets and get loans that have a lower interest rate then the return on the asset. If btc is 5 million and grows 15% a year you can take out a loan for 200k for 5-9% apr, your BTC will grow 750k that year.
but these are imaginary future returns, we don't know what can happen and you can be leveraged on a mega long term bear

>>57323349
when? how do you know you arent the retard buying before a big crash and how do you know you arent the retard waiting 10 years for a big crash

>>57188591
Imagine not holding crash on the bottoms

>>57180861
Since when did BTC went negative for 10 years? Im not saying it cannot happen but jfl if you think sp500 is just smooth sailing.

The gains are just too low. To get rich you cannot diversify too much, thats the real redpill. You have to take gambles and win. Im personally going all in on MSTR when the premium collapses as ETF smoke is clear.

>>57043748
enjoy averaging losses for 10 years

JUST CRASH THIS DOGSHIT WITH NO SURVIVORS