Well…that’s an interesting development
I listen to more Dua Lipa than any other artist so 65 is older than I’d anticipated
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Well…that’s an interesting development
I listen to more Dua Lipa than any other artist so 65 is older than I’d anticipated
This is why the S&P 500 isn't a diversified investment, or anything remotely resembling one. International stocks are your friend in August 2025.
Tesla still has a PE of 172, Broadcom 107, Nvidia 57, Walmart 43, and several others over 50. I'm not recommending timing the market, but we all the knew the market was overvalued in 2000 before it crashed.
Found this on Reddit. Sounds wise but (a) you don't put all your money in the market at once, so only a small portion goes in at the peak, and (b) you don't sell 100% your stocks at the bottom. Plus you only put money in the market if you won't need it in the next ten years.
This wouldn't bother me so much if I didn't know people that use it as an excuse to not save for retirement.
This is obviously a good point, but it would mean a lot more if it weren't posted on Threads, where it's subject to Zuckerberg's decisions on censorship.
Even if you want to post there, all you have to do is click the button so we can see it on Mastodon. The only reason I saw her post was because I can follow her over here.