33 Years Old
Husband and Dad of 2.
Active Duty Military since 18.
Joined with $0 to my name.
TSP(government 401k): $275k
Roth IRA: $29k
Taxable: $200k
Custodial Brokerage for Kid: $10k
Home Equity: $40k
2016 VW GTI: Paid Off
2024 Kia Telluride: Paid Off
Cash: 30k
Approximate Net Worth: ~$640k
Updated from a year ago where I've gained approximately 40k of net worth, mostly affected by losses in my Taxable, balanced by gains in non-taxables.
My argument against the people saying $SBUX is going bankrupt:
When Blockbuster was at its peak, it had a market cap of 3 Billion. $SBUX has a market cap of about 85 Billion, with over 3 Billion cash on hand. It has more cash than the entire company of blockbuster was worth. Granted inflation plays a huge part of this, I get that, but my point being $SBUX has PLENTY of wiggle room to pivot and grow their business even more. They just have to decide what to do to bring more shareholder value, which I think they'll definitely pull off, as huge as they are.
Just like $DIS, They aren't going anywhere. Definitely long $SBUX, and buying this fear.
@SkyyTheeGuy To win the iPad, yes. But I'll still probably spend money today. Maybe. Who knows.
I spend guilt free, since my jnvestments are automated.
@Richard_Kadrey How often/likely are you to tour for book signings and/or comicons assuming the Sandman Slim movie is successful? Are tours like that something an agent would ask of you? Or something you'd plan to do yourself?
@MarketPalmer_ Two come to mind:
My oldest posession - a handcarved tiki head my parents bought me in Jamaica in 1996. I was 5. Still have it to this day after several moves with the military.
A professionally framed poster signed by 6 survivors of the USS Indianapolis.
@paul_k_0907@BusinessFamous Both of my kids started at about 14 days old. The day they got their SSCs.
Those lucky assholes have no idea the wealth building power they're going to have.