Eric Giacobba

Financial Advisor & Founder of COVRD, a new way for Financial Advisors to utilize Health Savings Accounts to plan for the costs of healthcare in retirement.

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@DDukes12 @FintechKristen @CashApp That would have been a better idea!

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@patrickdichter Ogunquit?

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@alexiskold We finally agree on something! How was the seafood in Maine?

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@SenWarren That used to work when you censored responses on social…gigs up explain where the fair share of tax revenue is going? You amassed a fortune while you’ve been in congress # fakeindian

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@NWischoff It’s why we will never go instinct regardless of what @elonmusk says. Its better then drugs, or any other vice! It’s true purpose!

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@FitFounder Walk

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@alexiskold @paulg Too early to tell…this administration has flaws but they pivot and move fast…
won’t take long to see if this is a disaster.

[Eric Giacobba @EGiacobba]

This is what he is talking about

Stock ownership is heavily concentrated among higher-income, White, older, and more educated Americans. For example, the top 10% of income earners or wealth holders own 89%–93% of total stock value (Federal Reserve 2021–2023), while the bottom 50% own just 1%.
- Indirect ownership (e.g., via retirement accounts) drives much of the participation, especially among middle- and lower-income groups. Direct ownership of individual stocks was 21% of households in 2022 (Federal Reserve), up from 15% in 2019, reflecting a pandemic-era retail trading surge.

These percentages are based on comprehensive surveys like the Federal Reserve’s SCF, Gallup polls, and Pew Research, adjusted for recent trends. Demographic disparities highlight significant gaps in access to wealth-building opportunities through the stock market.

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@alexiskold Not the outcome you hoped

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@ScottHougham @AaronKlein What could be wrong about breaking up a royale with cheese into 4 payments

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@maiab @NWischoff Were you nervous waiting for results, that would stress me
out??

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@philbak1 Preach! #truth

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@alexiskold Also your out of step with Americans…we don’t want to send more money when our own country crumbles.

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@alexiskold If they were founders you invested in you would love them. Account for the 300 billion…

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@DonaldTNews Yes

[Gerry Callahan @GerryCallahan]

You took money from hardworking families and spent it on an LBGT comic book in Peru and a drag show in Ecuador.

You are the disease and Trump and Musk are the cure. We voted for the wrecking ball. Taxpayers are loving every minute of this. Your tantrums only make it sweeter.

[tobi lutke @tobi]

I’m disappointed that trump admin placed the 25% tariffs.

I’m disappointed that this is our governments response.

I love Canada and want it to thrive. I built Canada’s biggest tech company here because I know it’s a special place.

Canada thrives when it works with America together. Win by helping America win. Trump believes that Canada has not held its side of the bargain, and he set terms to prove that we still work together: get the borders under control and crack down on fentanyl dens.

These are things that every Canadian wants its government to do, too. These are not crazy demands, even if they came from an unpopular source.

These tariffs are going to be devastating to so many people’s lives and small businesses.

Action has to be judged based on what it leads to, not how good it sounds or feels. Leadership is about doing what’s right, not what is popular. And hitting back will not lead to anything good. America will shrug it off. Canada will decline.

It’s simply the wrong choice in a possibility space where much better options would have been available.

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@JDVanceNewsX Yes

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@alexiskold It does if you eliminate the federal income tax. Probably not going to happen. It’s a negotiating tactic let’s see what happens, but it’s not the worst idea.

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@AlmostMedia Jason plays the heal well.