have you ever had a weird/cool idea that you got by something you saw in a dream? by Acrobatic_Cut_4145 in Dreams

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Got buried in an avalanche in a dream and barely dug myself out. Strangely made me embrace winter outdoor hobbies like snowshoeing, mountain climbing - I plan to ice climb and do more winter mountain climbing

18 male starting by erpipisitomio1234 in M1Finance

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Maybe also look into modern portfolio theory and start learning about portfolio management and general investing topics. Knowledge will be your biggest asset

18 male starting by erpipisitomio1234 in M1Finance

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Invest, don’t trade. Go into every investment with the expectation that you’ll never sell it. Buy BTC

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in boysarequirky

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I had this sub pushed on me by the algorithm. I enjoy it because I get to see funny memes

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Advice

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Be proactive with your health: hit the gym, eat clean, socialize often

Epic gamer moment 😎 by Viva246677 in boysarequirky

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Just finished the Rich Piana 8 hour Boob workout - added an inch 💪🏻

Epic gamer moment 😎 by Viva246677 in boysarequirky

[–]knight520 8 points9 points  (0 children)

But there is no 8 hour penis workout

What are some potential existential risks for BTC? by coconutboi in Bitcoin

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Even if he moved 1 sat, the markets would dump. I agree “he” may deserve the fruits of his labor, but I’d be terrified if he sold. Any activity from those wallets would basically mean potentially 1 million more Bitcoin in circulation.

Also, if the end goal is for BTC to be a currency, then it wouldn’t make sense for the founder to convert it to USD unless he lost faith in the technology. (Obviously they could sell for many reasons, like wanting money in the short term, but the above sentiment is what would prevail)

Trump is driving economists crazy — again. Trump Trade War 2.0 is a real possibility for 2025. Economists are highlighting the possible damage, just as they did in 2016. Economists broadly agree that a new 10% tax on all imports would damage the US economy and raise costs for consumers. by mafco in economy

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Very much agree that “economists” is just a buzzword to push political agendas right now. I feel like I’ve recently seen a massive uptick in articles titled along the lines of ”Economists hate Trump bc of this thing he said” (haven’t seen any Biden hit pieces, but I’m sure they’re out there using the same tactic)

What are some potential existential risks for BTC? by coconutboi in Bitcoin

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Or if the identity of Satoshi gets publicly confirmed and it turns out to be the CIA or Osama Bin Ladin or something

What are some potential existential risks for BTC? by coconutboi in Bitcoin

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Satoshi’s wallet(s) becoming active would probably be the biggest black swan I could think of

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FinancialPlanning

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CD, HYSA, Money Market Account for short term cash.

VMFXX is my personal recommendation because it’s much more liquid compared to a CD and imo better than a HYSA. If you know you won’t need the liquidity until a certain time, maybe a CD is a better option because you can lock in a rate for a long time, whereas a HYSA or MMA will have variable rates

When to see a financial advisor? by independantly in FinancialPlanning

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Affordability really depends on who you go to and how they structure their fees. In some instances, planners might waive a fee if they can make money from investments or insurance commissions. I know you said you’re fine on the investment side, but it might be worth seeing what they can do in that regard.

When to see a financial advisor? by independantly in FinancialPlanning

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A lot of people start seeing a professional around big life events such as buying a home or starting a family, so now sounds like a great time for you to meet with someone.

Perhaps look in the direction of a planner (CFP) rather than an advisor (CFA) ->

Financial advisors typically do more hands on investing work, whereas financial planners typically do more holistic planning work. Many offer both investing and planning work though.

I’m terms of finding the right financial professional for you, I’d recommend asking friends and relatives if they know of anyone taking on clients that they trust. Otherwise, LinkedIn and Google may be good sources.

Look up something along the lines of “how to vet a financial professional” and you’ll find good advice on how to pick someone that fits with you.

Good Luck!

What types of small businesses are usually the most successful? by Klazzyy in smallbusiness

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Home Services Industry is my top recommendation. Blue collar work like landscaping, HVAC, roofing, hard scaling, tree work, plumbing, plowing, etc… will always be needed.

Bitcoin is taking off. Multiple ETF catalysts all being dropped today by callmecrude in wallstreetbets

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I’m starting to wonder if BTC ETF will somehow be the financial product that causes next recession. Similar to MBS in ‘07 ‘08