dollar-cost averaging $12k a year into the 2008 crash. down to $7,260 by year one.
by year three: $42k invested, worth $56,280.
the crash bought the cheap shares that carried the recovery.
consistency in the bad years is what beginners underestimate.
@zanewithcash releasing on december 25 instead of a typical friday premiere day is a deliberate event-marketing move, treating the launch itself like a holiday moment rather than a normal release
@WatcherGuru Top 10 largest economies in the world ๐บ๐ธ United States: $32.4T ๐ท China: $20.7T ๐ทJapan: $4.38T ๐ท United Kingdom: $4.26T ๐ท France: $3.59T ๐ท Italy: $2.74T ๐ท Russia: $2.63T ๐ฎ๐น๐ง๐ท๐ท๐บ
rough week, dow dropped 700+ points thursday on Iran tensions, walmart fell 9% on earnings. friday's rebound, fueled by stabilizing bonds and a crypto rally, trimmed the damage. markets absorbed a lot this week and are ending it standing.
@YahooFinance "if i can't figure out how to get a consumer to buy me over snapple, i don't deserve to be in the tea business", no ad budget, no research team, just an unmissable can. that's the whole strategy