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We believe technology should empower people, not overwhelm them.
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• Stay ahead in a rapidly changing world.
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I find it funny, people out here are just satisfied, you shouldn’t be satisfied at all, do more. Every plan you have try it, everything even if you lose, dont fucking settle be the best version you can.
Americans age 35–44 median net worth: $135,000.
Top 1% of that same age group: $4.5 million.
Same generation. Same economy.
Completely different outcomes driven almost entirely by behavior, starting point, and time in the market.
The S&P 500 has averaged 10.7% annually since 1957.
After 2% inflation: 8.7% real return.
After 15% long-term capital gains tax: ~7.4%.
Still enough to double your money every 10 years.
Still extraordinary.
80% of millionaires in the US are first-generation.
They didn't inherit it.
They built it through consistent investing, controlled spending, and time.
The playbook is public. The discipline is private.
The top 10 stocks in the S&P 500 make up over 35% of the entire index.
When you buy VOO you're more concentrated than you think.
Adding international exposure with VXUS gives you 8,000+ companies across 50+ countries.
True diversification requires leaving the US.
Myth: you need to understand a company fully before investing in it.
Reality: you don't understand every company in the S&P 500 either.
Broad index investing is a bet on the overall economy — not on individual companies.
You don't need to know everything. You need to own everything.
Myth: dollar-cost averaging is only for beginners.
Reality: DCA is the strategy of choice for some of the most sophisticated institutional investors in the world.
Pension funds. Endowments. Sovereign wealth funds.
Simplicity scales.
Myth: if your investments go up, you're keeping up with inflation.
Reality: a stock that gains 7% in a 9% inflation year has lost real purchasing power.
Always calculate inflation-adjusted (real) returns.
Nominal gains can hide real losses.
Myth: always pay off student loans as fast as possible.
Reality: federal loans at 3–5% interest may not be worth aggressively paying off if you can invest at higher rates.
A guaranteed 4% loan payoff vs a probable 10% market return is a real calculation.
Math over emotion.