/biz/ - Business & Finance

>CAGR of 32 %
ah yes the Beardstown Ladies method of calculating returns
I have a 29% CAGR myself, fellow idiot

the visceral, pussy-drying reaction women have when I tell them I'm an engineer is so bad that even saying "eh my job sucks I don't like talking about it" gets a better reaction

>>18874649
>the structure thats formed to preserve wealth
the structure thats formed to keep you a provider slave into your grave and beyond

>children are cheap labor and they take care of you at end of life
>wife provides stability and prevents your from squandering money on randoms
>if you pick the right one
holy fuck how can someone be so naive in this day and age

yeah dude
I totally talk to women
really enjoyable experience

>>12172649
>(let's say mid thirties or so)
come on
at mid twenties with no relationship experience I can tell you with complete confidence it's not going to happen, even earlier than mid twenties

>>10126639
>if it's a consistent $3k/month passive income
come on
it never is, especially some dipshit on /biz/
one recession and this kid's permanently fucked

not only that but to get this amount of passive income you would need a portfolio amounting to $900k which is significant, but doable if you're frugal, don't take on debt, and have a high income

by the way it isn't particularly hard to travel a few times a year even if you do work 40 hours a week

>be 25 year old boomer
>26 year old boomer giving dating advice
>24 year old boomer giving dating advice

>crypto shit the bed so rubes on 4chan found another asset to pump

home ownership fucking sucks
any surviving houses today lack any semblance of architectural style, made of literal fucking garbage, and are built to last 20 years before splitting apart like a banana
on a $200k 15 year mortgage at 3.875%, which means you will pay A THIRD OF THE PRINCIPAL in interest to the kikes at the bank, while historically homes return about 1% real annualized, compared to US stocks 7% real annualized
factor in ridiculous property taxes and the occasional cash for a blown water heater and that makes one massive piece of shit investment

if you want to invest in real estate, tilt your portfolio with REIT's, fuck being a landlord and fuck trying to manage any kind of property
people buy a primary residence because they are having kids and need bedrooms and bathrooms, they're made for that purpose and basically anyone who advocates real estate investing always ends up being some fucking sleazeball hillbilly asshole who's never read a book

>>4239008
>millennials buy stocks

>>3227418
come on anon
there's so much more to cultural shifts than the housing market
kids are garbage and so is providing for dependopotami and it's much more comfy living in your childhood bedroom forever

>>923169
>opinionated
oooh no
how dreadful

>>892039
>Own place
Why
Girlfriend/wife [ ]
Car [ ]
>Qualifications
WHY
>Job with a future [X]
>Friends
why
>Good health and hygiene [X]

>>891733
>networking
lol do people seriously think this is required to have a good job

I make six figures and outside of a professional context, 8-5 M-F, I speak with absolutely no one