Savings!

>22
>Fucking NEET (not by choice)
>-500 in debt and climbing.

I hope none of you top that.

>>986120
>19
> automation engeneer
> 30k cash
> 3k (car)

21 y/o disabled veteran
19k truck paid off
5k stocks
5k cash
4.5-6k gold/silver

I should save more desu I spend too much on dumb shit and girls that don't like me

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>gold and silver

so u have still 25k, how much did u put 100k as peter adviced? =D

>>986129
How is it not by choice

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>>986120
>24
>municipal police
>I got my clothes, my nexus 5 and some books
>100 zloties in cash (25 euro)
>1200 zloties in savings (300 euro)

I want to work hard, I really want to earn money. But fucking how...

>24
>Petrochemical engineer
>$300 cash
>No debt, no bank account, no job.

I live in a country that doesn't have petrochemical plants, but I'm working on my short-term goals like emigrate to another country.
This year might not be successful, yet the next year I will get a job in order to get money and also invest some money in sotcks.

>>986120
>21
>None
>None
>None
>None

>>986120
>26
>Accounting/Finance
>$50K in index funds
>$5000 cash

>>986130
Man you gotta invest that $30K! Go buy some mutual funds.

>>986153
i don't know anything about this shit. for this reason i have this 30k in savings and not invested.. maybe i am an faggot but yeah i really dont know anything about biz.

>23
>EE
>4k in stocks
>60k in cash (I dun goofed but im sure as hell not opening taxable accounts)

>>986156
I was the same a little while back, but more retarded cuz I'm from a finance background. It's actually really easy, open a vanguard or fidelity account and buy some index funds and you won't have to do shit, just watch your money grow. Maybe you have some finance friends to help you or you can find a lot of resources online.

>>986120
>23
>NEET
>300K~ in a mix of mostly stocks
>bout 3K in the bank
>0 debt, paid off college
>2 apartments I rent ~180k worth together

Right now I'm just thinking of ideas before I start a business.

Looking to start a company dealing advising startups, to provide stable income. I was part of 4 startups during college, that's where most of the money has come from.

Maybe one day I will come across something worth pursuing myself.

>>986158
You are only going to get taxed on any gains above your $60K so you have nothing to lose. Are you making sure you are maxing out your Roth IRA contributions ($5,500) each year?

26
Sorta general building maintenance
£38k in savings

No other assets,saving for a house but exploring ways to invest my money.

>20
>Cashier/College Student
>10k in cash

>>986167
I just opened a traditional this year, my tax rate is unacceptable
I max out my 401k match for this year and I intend to raise to maxing out the 401k next year

it would take me a decade to get the current money into an IRA and it's only growing because I live off $15/day
and I have $60k to lose
I'm ok with the risk in passive index fund retirement accounts
I'm not ok with dumping all that money into stocks with no goal or time horizon

another issue is getting access to those admiral share/spartan advantage funds I want, it takes two entire years just to get one into your IRA

27
Customer Service/Sales Support
$5000 in 401k
$4000 in cash
roughly $20,000 in debt

My job sucks but it pays well for customer service, although I'm looking to change from that asap.. Currently going for an MBA via night classes to advance myself in the business world.

>26
>software engineer
>200k

>>986120
no bitcoin lol

>>986219
Ever consider taking out a loan with that $60K to buy income property?

Not sure what your tax situation is, but you could deduct the mortgage interest and property tax.

Most people don't have $60K sitting around. Might be a good way to increase your net worth by leveraging the bank's money.

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>>986120
>24
>Economics undergrad
>€6k in cash
>€146k in other assets
>30k pepes


>986120
>25k in gold and silver

:^)

>>986120
>34
>Software engineering
>9,400 in bank
>49k in bitcoin
>40k in Gold
>2k in Silver

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>>986339
What spot price did you purchase your gold? I joined the game too late and bought mine at 1150 an ounce and silver at 15.50 an ounce.

>22
>three part time jobs and a side gig
>$1700 in savings

ayy lmao

>>986376
850 an ounce in 1980
It sucks, but if Gold goes like straight up for another year I can recuperate my loss

22
Computer Science Expert (unemployed)
200€ in Cash
2400€ in Debt

>>986382
>>986376
keep in mind that would be over $1700 an ounce in 2015 dollars, which is why I'm still waiting to sell on gold. I'm not worried though as it should go up.

19
student
$260 in bank account

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>>986382
If the Fed raises interest rates and the dollar crashes you will end up on top. China will be backing their currency with gold are now a reserve world currency as of this week. Hang in there.

>>986120
>33
>Medical Technician
>7k cash
>130k retirement accounts
>10k brokerage fund
>200k real estate
>no debt

>>986401
>*claps*
How is the medical field? I heard doctors suffering burn out/

>18
>$1,009 stocks

>>986406

Hard to answer without a lot of qualifiers. And I'm not a Dr. obviously...

I've also spent almost my entire career working for managed-care companies @ general or critical care facilities so I can't speak about private practice.

There are such a wide range of practices and work environments that you can find a niche for yourself. You can work at a major Urban Trauma Center and see some shit, or at a suburban managed care hospital and hold people's hands. You can work in a rural area and be shocked by the level of drug abuse and lack of resources or in a Metropolitan University research hospital managing one or two complex cases a week.

People that suffer burnout often are 'stuck' for whatever reason in a particular situation and can't (or won't) change.

I know a couple of nurses that had to transfer from ICU or ER to Labor and Delivery to escape the mental grind of critical care. The difference between helping bring life into the world rather than keeping death at bay (and often failing).

>I work at a US West Coast Level 2 Trauma Center and moonlight at a suburban HMO infusion clinic.

>>986120
>19
>IT support
>10k mutual funds
>1k cash

>21
>Bartender
>20k cash
>30k Shares
>10k in car+bike

>>986339
>>986382

>Born in 1982
>Purchased gold in 1980
Can't put my finger on it but something seems off

>27
>Banking
>220K euro cash
>650K euro in real estate
>5K car

Most of my wealth is inherited, hence the shit car.

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>>986120

>29
>IT Manager
>35k cash
>25k Roth IRA
>28k 401K
>7k TDA Acct
>3k precious metals
>0 debt

Still trying to figure out some side job work or how to whore myself on nightwork.

>37
>Web Dev
>400k in stocks
>0k in gold and silver
>150k in cash
>1.4m house
>550k mortgage
>2 kids

>>986141
Here is your reply faggot

>>986581
>$0 in gold or silver

You are going to regret this a lot in 30 days. Remember this post.

>>986590

We'll see.

12/5/15
S&P 500: 2091.69
Gold: 1086.30
Silver: 14.55

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>>986603
I will screens cap dis

>>986500
>>986439
>>986577
My niggas like me,

>understanding how to use debt lol at poor fags

>27
>IT
>$10k cash
>more money than anyone on either side of my family has ever had

how do you guys have all this money?

I assume you weren't accidental pregnancy to a teenage whitetrash poor girl like me?

>tfw not ever going to reproduce in order to end this cycle of poverty

>>986636

Somehow the 2 week course in highshchool made me understand the power of compoud

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>>986603
Lmao Microsoft paint sucks,

It was my first time, at least I tried

>>986619

Are you going meta on the people that don't have debt or the ones that do?

>>986653

Every ones own situation determines an investment strategy. But if tour under 30 take a few risks

>>986650
>>986616
>>986590

>"buy gold, QE3 is going to make your savings worthless!"
>nearly-stagnant inflation, stocks continue to grow
>"buy gold, QE4 around the corner!!!"

ZeroHedge types like yourself have been predicting imminent economic collapse at the hands of the Fed for the past 5 years. Just what has changed this time around that makes your claims any more valid than last time?

>>986650
>
Add bitcoin pls ;)

>>986661

What do you mean risks?

I'm the bartender, and I'm looking to buy a house in 12 months time. Do you mean go crazy with startup ideas?

>23
>in grad school for masters
>200k in funds, 400k in real estate
>10k cash

inheritance babby reporting in

>>986120
>34
>Plumber
>80K in stocks
>10K in metals
>15K in guns
>3K in WWII collection
>2K Ham Radio collection
>5K in ammo
>70K in cars (work trucks and daily driver)
>About 40K in cash
>3K in jewelry
>600K in raw land
>Shit load in work equipment
>6.8 Million in real estate (SF Bay Area, inherited rental properties, and home)

I am a prepper/survivalist and this has become my main hobby. Want to leave the Bay Area and California in 5 to 8 years.

>21
>Jewelry Sales
>10k savings
>$2000 cash
>Paid off car

could be worse. I feel good for my age

> 23
> In corporate banking
> 8k in savings at 0.25% interest
> 1k in savings at 1% interest (can't put more on account)
> 500 in cash
> 500 in retirementfund
> fancy car

Will probably invest all of my money starting next year

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>oh look it's another thread done by marketers where the people of 4chan offer their personal data for free. Boy you sure would assume that people on a business board would be smarter than that!

>18
>physics student
>$112k in stock in my dad's company (not really any money that I can use)
>Roughly $25k in a savings account

>>986145
Medical Tourism in Poland. Start website where you serve people coming to Poland for Dental care. Pic them up from airport, take them to appointment, have a list of doctors who have good standing.

Charge them 2 to 500 US dollars for the service.

>33
>Chief Scientist
>100,000 in 401k
>10,000 in savings
>12,000 in TdAmeritrade individual stocks
>7000 in Vanguard personal account
>700 ounces in silver

>>986231
then I'd have a property to manage on top of full time work?
I was thinking of using it to buy industrial space and start my own business altogether

too bad i don't have any good ideas still

>>986643

teach me your ways

>>986661

A considerable part of my wealth is inherited from my grandfather who worked his ass off for it. I'm not comfortable doing anything risky with that money. If I spend it, it's going towards my own house (inb4 >real estate >lowrisk, it's a pretty safe bet where I live).
I'll take risks with my own money.

>31
>Administrative Assistant II
>5k in 457b
>5.5k in Roth IRA
>8k in savings/checking

Well this is depressing.

Thought I was doing pretty well.

I'll use this as motivation going forward.

>>987102

tell me about it

either that or 90% of these posts are BULLSHIT

no way to tell

>22
>Nuclear Plant Director
>500k in stocks
>900k in salary
>1.1mil in IRA
>1.2mil in 1337bb
>1.5mil in more stocks
>2.2mil cash
>five cars - all paid off
>one private jet - $200 left on loan

>25
>Management consultant/business owner
>$220,000 savings

>21
>store clerk
>$90 cash
>about $100 physical silver

>>986140
>21 y/o disabled veteran

did you hurt yourself in boot camp? what gives? how useless were you as a soldier?

>>987144
You're a dick. I'm not even approaching this from the "hurr durr people in the military are all heroes" perspective; you're just a dick.

Be nicer to people.

>>987102
Do you have any debt? If you don't then you're doing well. If you have money saved, or a regular source of income, then you're doing even better.

I wouldn't worry about what others have as long as you're doing fine yourself. It's sometimes difficult, but what do you do.

>>987149
That's much better.

>>987151
fuck off

>programmer
>almost 22

Assets:

>3K cash
>1K car (too old to resell so basically useless)
>72K house, according to our version of the IRS. I actually paid 33K for it, but it was blind luck. I got an amazing deal. I wager with a bit of fixing it's worth at least 55K, and since it's at the 5th floor with no lift, if I can shill hard enough and get one installed in the building it'll add at least 20K value to it.
>My brother owes me 1700€ but he lives in Africa and earns next to nothing. It'll take him ages to repay, he's sending me about 50€ a month.
>My dad owes me almost 10000 but at this point I've given up on ever getting them back.


Liabilities:
>500€ I own to a friend. I've been trying to repay him for at least a month but he keeps forgetting to send me his bank account coordinates wtf.
>-13K debt @7% (ends up being -19K in 10 years)
>-33K mortgage @2% (ends up being -41K in 20 years)


All sums are in euros.

How am I doing /biz/?

>>986673
*crickets*

>>986140

So that adds up to about 35k..

You are 21.
I am 21.

I drive a 3k BMW and have about 7 eurodollars in my savings.

How the fuck did you make all that money?

I see all these people ITT having a huge sum of their money in cash.

Why is that?

>>987428
Not him but being in the military pays reasonably well considering you can have literally zero living expenses as everything is provided by the military. So that $18,000/year can be pure savings, as opposed to somebody working full time at the grocery store making that same amount of money but most if not all of it going to living expenses.

This is certainly not to say it's a sweet gig; I sure as shit wouldn't want to do it.

>>986739
>plumber.

You have a lot of things for that career. I'm not saying it's not well paying...but the top end for plumbers here in Canada is about 120k.

So how'd you do it?

>>987125
Kek, I see what you did there m8

>>986212
i make that in ten days doing construction work

21
depressed suicidal accounting student
$36,241 debt
$121 in bank

i feel like im going to off myself soon enough anyway so nothing really matters

>>987502
Don't do that. There's so much cool shit in the world. If you hate your situation; that's cool, accounting does sound boring as shit, but instead of killing yourself; why not go backpacking through the Amazon rainforest? Found an animal refuge in Uganda, become a pastor, hitchhike cross country, live in hippie communes etc

>27
>artist
>~10000 if i sold all my shit

every single one of my peers is in debt kek

>>987502
this>>987509
if youve really given up on 'your life,' why wouldnt you just bounce out of the country and restart. you can still kill yourself at any time

>>987470
I'm a plumber, but I inherited my father's plumbing business.

My family is very established here in San Francisco and we have always worked together and kept wealth in the family. I also didn't go to college so I have no student debt. This part of California has always had high real estate values and that comes from me inheriting my father's real estate/rental properties along with my grand mother's properties. So with the plumbing business and also looking for different ways of making money under the table this is how my family has accrued wealth. But helps that for example one house my grandmother bought was for 8K forty years ago now worth 1.9 million... And we are talking about shitty houses made of basically stucco and chicken wire. And the funny part is my family isn't even "rich' compared to many of the people here.

>>987502
Everytime I feel down I thing about pussy and it makes me feel better. maybe the endorphins elevate my mood but fucking and exercise always make me come out of a depression. I wanted to kill myself at 21 also, but if you stick with it and keep going forward things get better. I'd say stay alive for future pussy and future travel. many neat things to see in the world.

>>987433
Millenials suck at investing

>23
>unemployed
>10k mutual funds
>6k rrsps
>2k cash
>3k in my chequing account

>25
>warehouse
>$2k stocks(provided for working where I work)
>$22k savings
>saving ~$250 a week

>>986120
>23
>full time student/heir
>2.3 million in stocks
>40 million in stock of the family business
>maybe 1k in cash
>a 2013 hyundai elantra
>couple quarters in my pocket
>no gold
>no silver
>no bonds

inherited wealth is really unamerican. my life will be devoted to investing and political activism.

>>987922

>all that money
>elantra

I understand not wanting to splurge, but come on man.

>>987927
elantra's a good car. it has tires, a trunk, an automatic transmission, an engine and doors and decent gas mileage. plus people change in the face of wealth. one minute a guy can't stand your guts and the next he's all buddy buddy. hiding it lets you find out who people are. nobody at my college knows and god willing they never will.

>>986160

Can you link me to some good brazil index funds?

I remember a few months ago stumbling upon this beauty of fund excellent growth and a high derivative but for whatever reason failed to take note of it.

>21
>Student/ Administrative Assistant
>Nope
>feelsbadman.jpg

24
£32k p/y income
Chemical industry
£13k stocks/funds
£4k savings
£70k equity in properties
£35k invested in business ventures

>23
>valet/student
>-3k CC debt
I think I might default on AMEX

>>987903
How in the fuck does an unemployed have all that cash at 23.

>>987927

You just don't understand old money. The novelty of an aston martin wears off if your dad has been driving them ever since you can remember.

I'm not at all close to that guy's wealth. My parents are doctors with a total net worth of maybe 10M. But I'm perfectly ok with driving a skoda.
The only thing I kind of splurge on is the occasional high-end restaurant and a yearly holiday with my gf, neither of which I would ever display on social media.
Also since my parents are doctors and I'm in finance (they can't help me with connections) there's no advantage to people knowing I come from a relatively wealthy family. In my experience if people just view you as a regular guy trying to get ahead, you get more opportunities.

29
Blue collar manufacturing job
£60k cash (around £40k intended for a deposit on a house purchase soon)
A couple of thousand in investments

I don't count my car, or any other depreciating shit as an asset.

28. Electrical engineer. About 30 k€ in cash and stock.

>>987252
>Family

I'm 22 and have the most money in the bank in my entire family except for my grandpa.

>I only have 7k in the bank
>Grandpa has well over 100k saved up in bonds &savings
>entire family waiting for him to die so they can fight over his money

wtf man my family is shit

>>988041
Hey I'm a Valet too ^_^

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27
Retired US Army, now Student
Pick related, total of about ~56k$...
It used to be 62k$, but FUCKING KMI decided to tank. YOU SHIT. Go back to WHERE YOU WERE.

11% div in the meantime, but I swear m8 if that shit gets cut I'm personally tossing Richard Kinder off a bridge.

>>987433
Stock Market does not seem like a good investment at this time to me, seems a littler overbought. I'm saving to flip houses in 2 years and don't want my money tied up in stocks

>>988592
Retired at 27?

>26
>QA chemist
>$4500 in cash
>$2000 in roth IRA
>10k in student loans
>$15 in silver

Net worth is about $3500 in the red. After a few years of paying my loans aggressively I should get into the black come April and debt free by the end of 2016.

>>987895

For me half of my cash is for emergencies. The other half is for a newer car when I need it. $2250 covers 3-6 months of expenses depending on how much I am willing to cut.

>>986120
28
Student
about 15K in student debt, still running.
closing in on 10k in long term stocks ,mostly in a fund, some in fun stocks.

10k in an outstanding loan to my cousin ,ideally he pays me down in 3 years.
2k in outstanding parent debt

>>987433
I got my cash bc im studying abroad and need cash for travel

>>986120
>19
>Data Entry clerk
>College student already took out 2 loans because financial aid says parents make too much money
> Trying to see where I go from here
I really don't know where to continue from here. I'm majoring in Acct and trying to see where that leads me. Any advice /biz/?

23
Pharmacist
Probs 30k student debns
About 15k stocks
3k cash

Bout it.

22
part time manager at a retail store
$10k mostly in investments the rest cash

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>>987144

You're a fucking asshole mate.

>>986141
Yea only funny because peter told you to buy in 2008 as well as 2012. You would have gone up %350 and down %50.

>>987145
>>988999
but he is right

that anon was most likely unmotivated as shit and did horrible in school. now tax payers have to pay for him until he dies.

hurray

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>>986120
>27
>IT Admin
>$-27k in deffered STD loans from Gotta git dat State University
>$11k in savings
>$2000 Lexus Sc400 with 256baud miles
>$75 in my wallet

26
Senior Software Developer
23k in lending club
28k in car (bought for 19k 1999 bmw m coupe)
~15k in 401k
~26.k in cash saving for 20% down payment on house

>valuing material wealth

>>989108
>posting that on /biz/

Why the fuck are you here?

>>989028
What the fuck? People get hurt/die in combat and training. Every country takes care of its soldiers.

>21
>office assistant/cashier
>0
>0
>-60 gojirilloon
I fell for the university meme

>>989126
yeah but they are usually the LCD with no where else to go. i just don't see the appeal.

>>986742
Hey, its a good start.

>>988592
i got raped on kmi. bought at 24 and 20. that dividend is 100% going to get cut at least 50%. it needs to get its debt in order so it can refinance its short terms, not trip its covenant in the wake of lower oil, and pay off or refinance 2.4 bln in debt coming due in the next 2 quarters. it's going to be a rough time for a while, anon

>>986120
23 and I've spent everything ive ever had..

I like your collection mate! Good choice getting into precious metals even if you got in a little high you will still be preserving your wealth in the long run. I know bitcoins are a little overrated around here but I would get a few just in case of gold confiscation. Great portfolio for a younger guy tho! I would also suggest buying some oil if it goes under $30-35 and a lot of it if it goes below $20-25.

>>989100
>lending club

I just looked that up and you need 70k annual income to invest. Wtf is that shit.

26
Plumber
60k in stocks
10k in bank
2k car
7k tools

>>986120
>18
>Self employed
>$15 000 bank
>$+-40 000 stocks

>>986120
>28
>partner at independent RIA/entrepreneur/boardmember of small software company
>~430K in managed money (vanguard, T Rowe, iShares
>~200k in private equity deals
>~270k in municipal bonds
>~800k in real estate
>200k in equity on home
>~120k in cars

Started my first company (construction company) when i was 17.
Got a job as a stock broker when I was 20.
Both parents died of cancer when I was 21-22 so I inherited roughly 350k cash
Bought real estate and flipped it starting age 22 with the guidance of my senior partner.
Opened a bar/restaurant when I was 23
Opened Gym when I was 26

Looking to start a car wash aswell, or buy a local one. All of my real estate and businesses are in/near the town I grew up in. I like to be ingrained in my community and pretty much every local business owner is a client of mine.

>>987144
I pity you

>>990433
oh and 31k in cash

>>989381
it's a bullshit government law

doubt they actually check your information so you can lie.

>>990433
Not sure if this lines up, idk why you would bother to lie I suppose but you became a stock broker with no degree, and then... did that for only 3 years?
sounds very unusual as far as career paths etc. go but sure.

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>>986442

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>>986120
>20
>Unemployed
>3k
Where the hell do I go from here

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>>990903
>doubt they actually check your information

>23
>Big 4 Audit (first year staff)
>13k in savings account (saving 25k for home down payment while living with rents)

>>988650
Hey anon, CPA working in big4 (east coast) here. If you're doing accounting you absolutely have to be graduating with 150 and a desire to immediately pass the CPA upon graduation or else the degree is kinda useless in this day and age.

>>987428
Saved basically all my money while I was in, got severance pay for my disability. I was in the MI Corps so I also got a signing bonus too, but I didn't see all of it.

>24

>0

>>990968
I never stopped being a financial advisor. I maintain the businesses and have office hours 3 days a week to maintain my book.

>>990968
you retail or hospital?

>>986143
>what is unemployment?

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>24
>CS PhD student
>$4k cash
>$300 in meme stocks
kill me now


>>986234

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>>986120

>32
>Mid tier bureaucrat, wood processing industry in 3rd world slav shithole
>40k€ in cash + few $k for online payments + few kCHF
>5k€ in stocks (which are doing very badly, fuck that shit)
>10k€ in art pieces
>no debt

What should I do with cash, currently it's rotting in 1.5%/year account?

>>990903
Well my salary is 66k, so I just need to come up with 4k more and I'm there. I'll have more than that in passive income next year. I might give it a shot.

>>986120
>28
>handyman of sorts for a rich family maintaining their family compound. other odd jobs too.
>100k left of mortgage to pay off.
>~$8,000 in savings.
>car paid off. boat valued at ~$10,000 paid off.
no other debt besides the mortgage. got a decent daily driver i paid cash for. car payments fucking suck. i will never do that again. wont need another new car for about 10 years i hope. working on paying off the house fast so i can have 0 debt and more play money. i cant fucking wait. living on a shoestring budget to get there fast.

>31
>web developer
>70k savings
>350k comic collection
>100k gem collection (<3 u ebay)
>5k in stocks

>>990999
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>>991347
what meme stocks? Penny stocks?

>>986120
>2015
>actually buying physical gold

You guys are all dumb as shit. I'm glad there are so many people that are terrible at investing because you keep me in business.

>>991707

>350k comic collection

The fuck?? Comic book movies are a fad. Sell now.

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>>991712
Pretty much. Despite having made some good picks, I've sold at wrong times which is all that really matters.

>>991784
It was inherited from my uncle who an hero in front of a truck with his tiny car.

I'm in the process of fully cataloging, organizing, and appraising. Then I have to find someone interested in buying. Estimates would bring it over ~400k but I'm willing to sell it all for less.

Hard to find an "appraisal" where it's "free" but they also make an offer, meaning they want it at a fraction of the value. Might hire someone just to sell them and give a commission. lol

>>986129
>22
>NEET
>-5000 in debt

Plans brewing though, future looks good

>>986149
My mid-term goal is to be you in four years

>>986120
>21
>none
>not much

>>992220
How did you accrue so much debt as a NEET?

>>992224
I don't want to talk about it...

sage (assuming sage works here?)

>>992226
it does :^)

>>992226
probably works ;^)

>23
>Accountant
>half of a house worth a mil, 400k in a term deposit, 20k stocks

I inherited most of my shit so it's not the result of hard work but I just graduated uni and started full time work so I'm now starting to earn

>29
>Software Engineer with several side businesses
>450k

I'm retiring this year, a very happy man.

Save every fucking penny, and invest it well, or you will be a slave forever.

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>>992581
>retiring on 450k

>>992727
I think he means from his employed position, to run his business gigs.

Why do people on 4chan lack the most basic of reading comprehension ability? Is it because you're clapistani?

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>>992743
>reading comprehension= mind reading

>>992727
He probably plans to live like a miser, eating dirt and never spending a penny like all the richfags on /biz/ do.

>>986120
>4 gold halfs
>some silver rounds

kek

30
tax lawyer
40k debt :^)

>21
>Manufacturing Engineer
>6k Cash
>10k BTC
>20k Amazon/FB/Nike/Google stock
>1k penny stocks

>>993182
>10k BTC
But .... Why? I can almost see why people would speculate Bitcoin short term thinking they can predict pump and dumps but why on earth would you ever hold that much worth of Bitcoin long term?