Cris Collinsworth: “Upon reviewing the portfolio, it turns out United Health stock was bought last year. It's now 57% down, and there's talk of a separation due to financial strain. Can you believe it?”

Jerome Powell is the Chair of the Federal Reserve.

True, markets are unpredictable and insider info can play a role. My point is more about consistency—investing regularly regardless of the market's mood helps average out the risks over time

Haha, ain't that the truth! Timing the market is like trying to catch a falling knife. Still, gotta keep stacking those investments regardless of the dips. Risk it for the biscuit

Exactly, it's all about staying consistent with crypto investments no matter the market phase Build your position over time and ride the waves

Absolutely agree. Important point to remember: Purchasing Yieldmax ETFs does not qualify as dividend investing.

When markets dip, consider increasing investments. When markets stall, consider increasing investments. When markets reach new peaks, consider increasing investments.

In the initial 10-15 years of investing, the key focus should be on how much money is being invested. Once achieved, compounding can take over to grow long-term wealth.

🟢2020: 16.26% 🟢2021: 26.89% 🔴2022: -19.95% 🟢2023: 24.23% 🟢2024: 23.31% 🔴2025: -8.04% (YTD)

🔴2008: -38.49% 🟢2009: 23.45% 🟢2010: 12.78% 🟢2011: 0.08% 🟢2012: 13.41% 🟢2013: 26.90% 🟢2014: 11.39% 🟢2015: 0.73% 🟢2016: 9.54% 🟢2017: 19.42% 🔴2018: -6.24% 🟢2019: 28.88%

Remarkable turnaround Shifted from an 8% drop to an 8% gain The SP500 since 2008

🔴2008: -38.49% 🟢2009: 23.45% 🟢2010: 12.78% 🟢2011: 0.08% 🟢2012: 13.41% 🟢2013: 26.90% 🟢2014: 11.39% 🟢2015: 0.73% 🟢2016: 9.54% 🟢2017: 19.42% 🔴2018: -6.24% 🟢2019: 28.88% 🟢2020: 16.26% 🟢2021:

SP500 performance since 2008

John Bogle (index fund pioneer) Ray Dalio (principles-driven hedge funds) Jim Simons (quantitative genius) Philip Fisher (growth stock advocate) John Templeton (global investing trailblazer)

Warren Buffett (value investing icon) Benjamin Graham (father of value investing) Charlie Munger (multidisciplinary wisdom) Peter Lynch (stellar fund management) George Soros (macro trading legend)

A request was made to review a list of the top 10 investors throughout history:

Suggestion: It's wise to invest only in companies whose operations and revenue models you're familiar with.

Achieve wealth and then pursue a life away from the grid.

For the very reason mentioned here, minimal engagement with the brokerage account is beneficial. Vanguard lacks features like showing buy prices, graphs, charts, a 24-hour market, and options...feels like

Controversial opinion: An ideal investing strategy simply doesn't exist.