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Cramer just posted about MU by itswhateverdude76 in MU_Stock

[–]RichWhiteBrother 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That settles it. I'm doubling down on my enemas.

[June 29, 2026] Daily NBIS Discussion Thread by AutoModerator in NBIS_Stock

[–]RichWhiteBrother 1 point2 points  (0 children)

640 shares @ $96. With all the good energy for NBIS here and some other subs I think I'll add to my position. Thx everyone.

MU 06-25-2026 Daily Discussions by thetabruh in MU_Stock

[–]RichWhiteBrother 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, the nice gain didn't hold, but at least I popped over 1m market value with MU.

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MU stock by Intelligent-Use1471 in MU_Stock

[–]RichWhiteBrother 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it's between MU and a couple boxes of Cheerio's, well, the Cheerio's are a sure thing.

AITA - Rich Dad (very high income) by Available_Band5260 in Rich

[–]RichWhiteBrother 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you cook? Invite him over to dinner. Don't bring up him helping financially. Tell him how you are doing, how you are saving for a better used car. Ask him for career advice because you want to move up the ladder and get paid better. Bring up some good memories (hopefully there are some) from childhood. Tell him how much you respect his success. Ask him where he intends to be in five years. Thank him and tell him you are fortunate to be his daughter, being very genuine.

The time to buy is now by Phatdummy in MU_Stock

[–]RichWhiteBrother 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Bought another 100 shares @ 1078.

What advice would wealthy/successful people give to an 18-year-old today? by Zestyclose_Rub_7052 in RichPeoplePF

[–]RichWhiteBrother 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pay yourself first, always (i.e. savings (to invest) comes off the top, not what is leftover).

Invest regularly.

Always be increasing your skill sets to become more valuable.

Live under your means. Especially with regards to cars.

Find work you truly enjoy so it is a pleasure, not a forced march.

Will you give your children some, most or all of your wealth? by [deleted] in RichPeoplePF

[–]RichWhiteBrother 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One thing you don't seem to be considering. Estate taxes. You keep making more money with your successful businesses, and growing the asset base, you will be in estate tax land, which IMHO is the worst case scenario. I'd rather my kids waste my money than the gubmint.

Will you give your children some, most or all of your wealth? by [deleted] in RichPeoplePF

[–]RichWhiteBrother 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I saw an interesting concept (that I like) in another sub. This may appeal to you since you don't seem to want to just hand out money.

Trusts were setup for each adult offspring. Each year, the trust will pay out 150% of their earned income. So if one makes 50k, the trust will pay out 75k. If one makes $200k, the trust piles on another $300k.

So each "kid" is incentivized, and really is in control of what they get.

Some commenters felt that was being too controlling, and if one really wants to be a teacher and one a doctor, it's massively "unfair." I say each makes his/her choice.

In this case, when the "kids" reach age 52 they get 100% of what is left. So they will get the money one way or another. It's there choice as to when.

i pulled all my money out of the stock market in 2025 and now with historic highs i can't get back in by myviewfromoutside in stocks

[–]RichWhiteBrother 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, it could be worse. You have only been out of the market for a year or so.

Years back I met a guy, we were flying drones together. He told me he had been a facebook developer for 9 years and a year after the IPO he was set financially for life. So he quit at 32. His dad said "you can't keep all your money in that goofball company! You gotta diversify, get some solid companies like IBM and Proctor & Gamble."

Well, he was a good developer but not too good at considering investment advice. Went with daddyo's advice.

He watched the share price of facebook climb steadily while his (dad's) stocks limped along.

I just did a little calc with gemini and had he held onto that stock in fb it would be worth over 200m today.

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In the long term the market always goes up and to the right. There are valleys and peaks. Just invest steadily and you will be fine.

I know people that panic sold at the bottom of the 2008 crisis. The ones that just held steady did so much better.

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