The BAD: having suffered inflation and devaluation, most Americans know our government took about a quarter out of every $USD, adding about another dollar of cost to every three we spend. The GOOD: being an INVESTOR may offset these hidden taxes; getting started is the hardest part. Do that first, and then? I suggest you be a TRADER of your stock, so as to grow your portfolios (hopefully much) more quickly. This is the easiest part: sell high and buy low, over, and ove...
I am exploring uranium and nuclear energy companies, space and quantum computing stocks - highly speculative sectors that I think may do well in the ahort-term. I am also testing income tickers as well as using them to trade the options I’d like to myself!
Melanated (So called “Black” & Brown) People We MUST spend WAYYYY less money on BS: 1. Designer Clothes Shoes Handbags 👜 Let’s GET RICH 🤑 don’t mean focusing on looking rich 🤑 Why have all these name brands and not have any of the stocks or assets? 2. Excess Travel: Taking private jets 🛩 taking all these trips when we can’t afford them using credit to look good 😌 for social media Doin it for the Gram or the Book ain’t working Put that ...
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Wanna go fast go alone Wanna go FAR… go together
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Let’s Put in the work - work smarter not just harder Do these 7 things & you’ll level up 1. Build your Assets over time, Create some Net worth (Gold and Silver, Stocks, Real Estate, Businesses) 2. Stay out of Bad Debt - Leverage Good Debt (Debt that you use to pay you monthly) 3. Live on a Plan - Live on less than what you make 4. Save & Invest Have: 5. Discipline 6. Patience 7. Consistence #CoachDonnie #GenerationalWealth
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Key Aspects of Financial Freedom: 1. Budgeting and Planning: Effective budgeting helps you track your income and expenses, enabling you to allocate funds toward savings, investments, and discretionary spending. 2. Debt Management: Financial freedom involves managing and reducing debt. This includes understanding the difference between good debt (like mortgages or student loans) and bad debt (like high-interest credit cards) and developing a plan to pay off high-interest debts. 3. Emergency Fund: Building an emergency fund that covers 3-6 months' worth of living expenses provides a financial cushion for unexpected events, such as medical emergencies or job loss. 4. Investing: Investing your money wisely can help grow your wealth over time. This can include stocks, bonds, mutual funds, real estate, or other investment vehicles that align with your financial goals. 5. Multiple Income Streams: Diversifying your income sources, such as side hustles, rental properties, or investments, can provide additional financial security and accelerate your journey to financial freedom. Independence is the goal Freedom > stuff #CoachDonnie
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