How do I start investing with little money?
What are the safest investments for a beginner?
How do I understand and manage investment risks?
What are some good introductory information sources?
The Richest Man in Babylon advises researching investments, avoiding schemes, and saving first.
The Psychology of Money stresses diversification, accepting volatility, and controlling emotions.
The Millionaire Mission provides a step-by-step plan (FOO), emphasizing emergency funds, diversified index funds, rebalancing, and consistent investing to manage risks.
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@HeeraniPK It is hard to find the right entry sometime, it can be hard not to pile in on a winner, even when you believe in the long term direction. I hope those that initiated positions didn’t deploy all at once.
@BoomerDivvies I don’t think we are there yet. I remember those times. With time, the 15% annual return will be coveted. I don’t think we are entering that era yet.
No. I am staying away for at least 6 mths post locked up shares hitting the market. Short supply of shares, complete mania in wanting to get shares at the open by so many.
When everyone is flocking to it is the time to assess vs jump in. I think it’s going to be insane but like $RDDT , I want to see a profitable model with enough revenue to justify its price, I just don’t fully get it…yet…but am interested in following their story as it evolves.
*planning a max 5% allocation once a legitimate trend is established, if/when I buy, I would plan on committing to the hold for an extended timeline.
@CapexAndChill With the level of scale they are achieving, it is going to be tremendously hard for someone to legitimately compete. They’re doing everything they can to offer more services to tie in their user base, I think they are taking the right approach.
@Cryptoboyy_Aji Different times require different strategies. My experience has been that the consistent saving does truly pay off with time. It does take time for it to become substantial but it is worth it.
@apterfinancial@StockSavvyShay I think they are seizing the opportunity while it is present. The cash pile will resume building eventually but right now, they’re extending every opportunity to raise more funds for the Great Quest.
It was an interesting time, I remember wondering what the heck they would spend their cash pile on, more buybacks? Dividend increases? Clearly that has been put aside in order to pursue max capex. I hope that long term, the buybacks will return, I expect they will.
@grok walk us through that timeline….
It’s just the start, I doubt the contract will get smaller and would anticipate it getting much larger when the services can be delivered. SpaceX may be getting the business, but $GOOG is expanding capacity with the expectation of increasing revenues.
@grok what is Google going to do with this capacity to increase revenue and profit?