News headlines love to over exaggerate
Here are the actual details:
-Meta settled to pay ATLEAST $12b and remaining $6b if YT & TikTok also agree to settle with the states and change their policy
-This $12b is paid over 10 years, so it's actually <$12b due to TVM
I’m 21, 1st gen Chinese American. And here are my 5 philosophy behind money:
1. Be frugal on yourself (budget) and splurge on others that matter (seeing others genuinely happy and grateful is worth more than the price tag; money always come back)
4. Money is a utility to improve the lives of those around you and yourself. Not to impress randoms who don’t give a shit about you and won’t care for you if you have nothing
Hoping this tweet will reach the right people: but I’m a new grad looking for a full time role, I’m deeply passionate about personal finance and specifically investing, picking individual companies and doing deep research. If any company is building any fintech product, lets talk
been a rough year for me but I've finally overtaken $SPY YTD (no memory, no neoclouds, no energy stocks). Companies that were "left for dead by AI" or heavily invested in CAPEX are finally catching the bid and I think this rotation is only the beginning