[ SECRET POST #5139 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5139 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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02.
[Pixar SparkShorts "Out"]


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03.
[Sanders Sides]


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04.
[Fire Force]


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[Undertale and Deltarune]


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06.
[Geoff and Reilly from Headgum (YouTube and Podcasting)]


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07.
[The Titan's Bride]














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Comments

Re: Investing discourse?

[(Anonymous)]

Investing in stocks is not really a practical way to significantly increase wealth for most people - it might be prudent financial planning, but most people probably aren't going to get rich from it. You generally would probably have to be either 0.01% in intelligence, or incredibly lucky, or well-connected / crooked.

I don't think financial investment and speculation is morally wrong per se, but insufficiently regulated markets have huge bad effects on society, and we're clearly in a scenario right now where wealth inequality is a huge problem in the world, and those are problems that need to be addressed.

IMO

Re: Investing discourse?

[(Anonymous)]

Investing in INDIVIDUAL stocks is difficult to do because none of us are fortune tellers, but if you regularly invest a fair amount of money into diversified index funds, it would be difficult NOT to be a millionaire upon retirement.

I'm sitting on $600k. Just start early.

Re: Investing discourse?

[(Anonymous)]

When I say 'significantly increase wealth', what I'm thinking is like, an order of magnitude change in net worth. Results over and above the overall rate of growth of the market.

Re: Investing discourse?

[(Anonymous)]

what small loan did you start out with

Re: Investing discourse?

[(Anonymous)]

Uh, none. I started putting 400 a month in a Roth when I was in my 20s. I pt more in when I got a 401k and never had a job that matched it.

My parents were poor, lol. So stow your assumptions.