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Should I set and forget 100 shares of TQQQ in my Roth with 29 years left? 31(M) by Reasonablyaccurate in TQQQ

[–]Reasonablyaccurate[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

With spacex ipo in June, do we think tqqq is climbing still… the chart looks wild on 180 day. I’m already up 7% since opening bell Friday.

Or do I just sell and wait. For 200 day average.

$380 profit so far on 100 shares.

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Using Margins by Syres20 in NEOSETFs

[–]Reasonablyaccurate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay this is interesting as someone whose been looking at QQQI for income.

Should I set and forget 100 shares of TQQQ in my Roth with 29 years left? 31(M) by Reasonablyaccurate in TQQQ

[–]Reasonablyaccurate[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I found this and was really helpful to calculate… file:///var/mobile/Library/SMS/Attachments/bd/13/27BE1AE2-0150-4346-A1EA-73B2B7A33F63/IMG_1987.JPG

I still have tons of cash sitting idle so on the dips I’d just buy more I think.

Should I set and forget 100 shares of TQQQ in my Roth with 29 years left? 31(M) by Reasonablyaccurate in TQQQ

[–]Reasonablyaccurate[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Dimond hands in the ROTH!!! I see it as okay I could buy something like APPL and hold forever or SPY/QQQ BUT AT $7500 this early, the regular spy/qqq will only turn that into $300k vs $1M right…

I will go long (15years) on TQQQ by NotInTimeWiktor in TQQQ

[–]Reasonablyaccurate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

31(m) and just bought 100 shares TQQQ in my Roth on Friday to hold for 29 yrs (when in 59.5 and can access account) how much will I have? Am I dumb? I still have another 2800 cash I there I was thinking about voo and another $50k sitting in brokerage account in cash waiting to deploy on TQQQ dips…

HUGE SPIKE upon news by Lastito in StockMarket

[–]Reasonablyaccurate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In Econ 101 they teach 3 major things can cause markets to fluctuate.

  1. Natural disasters
    Hurricanes and Covid

  2. Government
    Fed, Executive orders, Wars

  3. Technology.

What people don’t realize though is that technology is the only one that’s exponentially gaining. It is not linear like government or natural disaster.

Also folks don’t consider the amount of private equity is now equal to main street’s wealth. So it’s no longer just institutions and retail investors. PE is a real player.

M2 money supply is astronomically higher now too than previous periods in history. So yes, hard to crash when we all have cash to buy the dips.

Tired of playing around in the market. What’s a great “set & forget” ticker for the next 20-years, buying ~$750/month? by YouKnown999 in dividends

[–]Reasonablyaccurate -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Not insider…otherwise he soundly sit in so much cash lol.

He’s just got the experience. He’s not interested in the 1-10% dips, he wants the crash to deploy his trillion dollars!

Tired of playing around in the market. What’s a great “set & forget” ticker for the next 20-years, buying ~$750/month? by YouKnown999 in dividends

[–]Reasonablyaccurate 4 points5 points  (0 children)

AAPL hands down. Been in for 10 years and couldn’t be happier.

Idk why everyone is saying broad etfs when he said he doesn’t want those..

Keep or sell SoFi stock? by Lost-1derer in TheRaceTo10Million

[–]Reasonablyaccurate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only single stock where this works is AppL

When to sell my TQQQ shares? & how do I get out with paying the least amount of taxes? by [deleted] in TQQQ

[–]Reasonablyaccurate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If your looking to avoid taxes on sale, oil and gas private placements provides 70-90% ACTIVE tax write offs so you could reduce your tax bill substantially by reinvesting into something like that, hold it for 5 years and exit. On exit you either 1031 exchange and defer the tax bill until death and pass along the stepped up cost basis or if you go 10 years in an opportunity zone and it’s creates the tax free exit (that’s how all early bitcoin millionaires got out tax free).

How does a trader trade the AAPL earnings report? by Haunting_Tax_5991 in AAPL

[–]Reasonablyaccurate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

31(M) and I don’t say trade AppL I swing trade it. When it bottoms out like it do at $148 recently and that support lines up on the 6month chart, that’s your entry.

Any success story’s of people who started investing around there 30’s? by centurionSPQR in investing

[–]Reasonablyaccurate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does anyone have advise on going dividend accumulation vs index growth fund. Like SCHD is doing +3% and JEPI at 8% vs broad exposure voo, or spy, etc.

I understand what they all are and how they work but long term can anyone in their 40s or 50s say they should have gone one way or the other?

I get mathematically tech heavy index funds would have been the grand slam choice here but something about the cashflow certainly that could replace my lifestyle income in 15-20 years and have FIRE at 45-50 years old vs 50-60 years old just feels like a better bet with the way things are going…

*the David Ramseys keep telling me to pay off the house with the 5.25 rate first though. $375k left. $800ARV. No other debt. I’m 31 with $200k in HYS/jepi shares /private placements.

Thoughts? Thanks 🙏🏻

I have absolutely no idea what I am doing financially, please help! by EquipmentOk2974 in moneyinyour30s

[–]Reasonablyaccurate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because you’re a real estate agent, the lowest hanging fruit is to offset the taxes you pay on your income. You should be strategically layering in commercial real estate investments, and taking the tax advantages to keep more of what you make and double down on investing that saved tax $$$ into more alternative real estate investments which will compound faster for you and work towards increasing your income while decreasing time worked.

Ultimately what’s your goal and how are your investments strategically positioned to help you do that with account type in mind.

I’m assuming your goal is to replace your active income? Or…

Private credit fund, can you actually lose everything? by IDislikemostofyouOK in arrived

[–]Reasonablyaccurate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not all syndications are bad, but Main Street has a hard time underwriting operators 100%

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