• Rex Rugga : Excellent

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• Coach Donnie Legacy OP Rex Rugga : Let’s GOOO Rex

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• Coach Donnie Legacy OP : Nvidians remember, the 1% make money on the way down and on the way up.
  Our game plan should be able to make money the same way.
  Buying the dip when appropriate (build wealth on the way down) and hold long term (make money on the way up).
  Don’t get concerned with things that you can’t control. Concern yourself with things you can control. We all believe this stock will rise and we should be focused on that.
  At the end of the day, you have to live with your investment decisions.
  Don’t depend on another wealth builder to think for you. You are empowered to think for yourself. Happy hunting and I’ll see you on the rocket ship
  #CoachDonnie

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• Coach Donnie Legacy OP : Ima be with you
  We talk a lot about NVDA in here but it ain’t about NVIDIA
  It’s about YOU
  Your Goals
  Your Vision
  Your Peace
  Your Purpose
  Find what works for you
  Learn from others mistakes and successes while finding what works for YOU
  Assets that are doing 7-10% a year or more and have been for 5-10 years or more are a great place to start
  If you only earn 10% a year you’re doubling your income every 7 years based on the Rule of 200
  If you earning 100% on an asset you’re doubling your money much quicker
  Remember this is about YOU
  The market is just a vehicle or tool to improve Your Quality of Life
  Your Loved Ones’ Lives
  Buy y’all Freedom
  Put you in a position to Bless and help others
  Position you to Focus on your Purpose while enjoying your Freedom…
  #CoachDonnie

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• Coach Donnie Legacy OP : The Goal is to have as many shares of whatever YOU believe in long term, and to enjoy the ride
  What’s the point if there’s no JOY & FUN RIGHT
  Be Lead by Belief Faith Truth Expectation not pushed by fear…
  COLLECT ASSETS AT A DISCOUNT
  BE PATIENT
  • 50-80% of your portfolio in ETFs and long term stuff like SPLG FTEC VOO SPY VGT
  • 20% in individual stocks… like NVDA or whatever YOU believe in within YOUR WEALTH TRANSFER BLUEPRINT
  • DCA, Dollar Cost Average
  • BTD, Buy The Dip
  • As long as the Business Performance is on point don’t get caught up in Fear FOMO and Market Manipulation
  DISCLAIMER:
  I Share Because I Care. This is for Informational Educational & Entertainment purposes only, this is NOT investment advice.
  I am not a Financial Advisor, CFP nor CPA.

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• HuatLady : With the FOMC and Powell signaling rate cuts, I'm focusing on rebalancing my portfolio to take advantage of potential growth in equities and bonds. Additionally, I'm reviewing my debt strategy to benefit from lower interest rates I'm also keeping an eye on sectors that typically benefit from lower rates, such as real estate and consumer discretionary . It's a good time to reassess risk tolerance and ensure my investments align with my long-term goals.

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• 102362254 : I'll focus on understanding how these anticipated rate cuts might impact various sectors of the economy and investment opportunities. It's not just about the immediate market response. Sectors like housing and consumer goods, which are sensitive to borrowing costs, might see benefits at first. But we also need to watch for longer-term impacts on inflation expectations and corporate earnings.

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• HuatEver : Thanks for the rewards.

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• puddy1 : with rate cuts coming, looking at REITS and rate sensitive sectors like real estate to rebalance portfolio.

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• 70194009 : Can you share your opinion?

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• JonSnow 70194009 : nope, is just nonsense

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• TylerJoo : Short short short

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• Tony Jones820 OP : no that's not what math says . id rather sue for fraud

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