Be careful. According to Karen, Greenspan is doxxing Omar’s contributors.I just gave $100. A very small price to pay for the work he did trying to keep $TSLAQ honest.
What a tool.
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Be careful. According to Karen, Greenspan is doxxing Omar’s contributors.I just gave $100. A very small price to pay for the work he did trying to keep $TSLAQ honest.
They say the first million is the hardestSeeing seven figures in my account is so surreal that I've taken screenshots of it as it first breached the million dollar mark and at various points along the climb toward what I hope and believe will soon be "multi" status. It's all on paper, so I really don't feel any different.
Amen.Yet, still the conversation remains centered in automotive. The implications of battery day are far greater. The aggregate total of electric vehicles, autonomous driving, and solar power wed to energy storage, will magnify disruption across the automotive, utility, and energy sectors.
Ark investing, employs analysts steeped in their individual disciplines. If I were young, I would specialize in how the entire Tesla product line dovetails together. Tesla’s impact will be exponentially greater than the sum total of its individual parts.
And if you are young, this is indeed, advice.
First million was def the hardest. Stock portfolio went from 0 to 1 mil after 3 years. Then Tesla happened and went from 1 mil to 2 mil in 5 months. Wife was like when did we have 2 mil? We celebrated 1 mil just this Jan.They say the first million is the hardest and that much is true! They also say "patience is a virtue" and I can think of no other arena that is more true than in investing.
Congratulations on the milestone and don't be disheartened if you dip below and above a few times before leaving it in the dust!
They say the first million is the hardest and that much is true! They also say "patience is a virtue" and I can think of no other arena that is more true than in investing.
Congratulations on the milestone and don't be disheartened if you dip below and above a few times before leaving it in the dust!
(re victory laps: I started a mortgage 3 years ago for my first home: I could close it today. It boggles the mind).
I feel like the reason "the first million is the hardest" is simply because you spend your early investing career looking for the once in a lifetime big thing that will generate the wealth that sets you up for life. Plenty of these opportunities have come and gone and you only need to catch one at the right time but that's not easy.
For those of us here, against all odds it was TSLA. I was born too late to catch AAPL and MSFT, started my investing career too late to catch AMZN, got in on NVDA too early in my working life to put enough money into that to catch it in a way that set me up for life. It was TSLA where I finally had the money, the experience, and the timing to finally break through. Most people go their whole lives never having that fortunate confluence of events.
Yeah, the first million is the hardest. But that's not what is interesting. What's interesting is why.
It's just math. Stock going up 50% that year because you are such a good picker only gained you probably 20k because you only invested 40k. But gaining 50% on a million is 500k. That's how it explodes and continue to do so.
Back in the days, a good market day would have yielded me a cool 1k. Today a bad market day yields me 10k..lol.
I feel like the reason "the first million is the hardest" is simply because you spend your early investing career looking for the once in a lifetime big thing that will generate the wealth that sets you up for life. Plenty of these opportunities have come and gone and you only need to catch one at the right time but that's not easy.
For those of us here, against all odds it was TSLA. I was born too late to catch AAPL and MSFT, started my investing career too late to catch AMZN, got in on NVDA too early in my working life to put enough money into that to catch it in a way that set me up for life. It was TSLA where I finally had the money, the experience, and the timing to finally break through. Most people go their whole lives never having that fortunate confluence of events.
Yeah, the first million is the hardest. But that's not what is interesting. What's interesting is why.
First million was def the hardest. Stock portfolio went from 0 to 1 mil after 3 years. Then Tesla happened and went from 1 mil to 2 mil in 5 months. Wife was like when did we have 2 mil? We celebrated 1 mil just this Jan.
Anyone daring to sell calls today Jul 24th 2250s for $15
($250 above AJ's call)
So I'm not sure I understand the impetus for people taking profits right now. I mean, for some who are now gloriously wealthy beyond their wildest dreams, I get it...but aren't there some guaranteed positive catalysts coming up in the next few months that make it worth staying in? I guess I see way more upside in the next few months than any risk of downside.
You should say what i say when my wife asks about gains..."Those are all on paper...tomorrow we could be down 1 million"First million was def the hardest. Stock portfolio went from 0 to 1 mil after 3 years. Then Tesla happened and went from 1 mil to 2 mil in 5 months. Wife was like when did we have 2 mil? We celebrated 1 mil just this Jan.
A bad market day yields you $10k?? I need your investment strategy!It's just math. Stock going up 50% that year because you are such a good picker only gained you probably 20k because you only invested 40k. But gaining 50% on a million is 500k. That's how it explodes and continue to do so.
Back in the days, a good market day would have yielded me a cool 1k. Today a bad market day yields me 10k..lol.