MoneybyMath

Financial tools and insight for the new generation

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

Compound interest is insane.

You put $10,000 in the market and leave it alone for 40 years at 10%.

You didn’t contribute another dollar.

You now have ~$450,000.

Your money basically went to work and never came home.

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

This is insanely good. Quick read too.

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[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

@Polymarket This is good. Really good.

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

@GuyTalksFinance That’s why I made this. See for yourself!

https://t.co/atKkzDcEw9

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

Math doesn’t hype stocks.

Eventually, earnings, cash flow, and fundamentals have the final say.

That explains $NVDA

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

Most fortunes started with one boring investment.

Excitement makes headlines. Consistency builds wealth.

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

@MorningBrew People really need free, accessible tools to help their financial decisions.

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

Most fortunes started with one boring investment.

Excitement makes headlines. Consistency builds wealth.

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

Volatility is the admission price.

Long-term returns only exist because short-term uncertainty does.

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

Found a goldmine for financial calculations #runthenumbers

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[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

The most expensive word in investing is “later.”

Time is the one thing compounding can’t replace once it’s gone.

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

Cash quietly gets smaller every year.

Inflation doesn’t steal your money overnight. It chips away at it every day.

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

The stock market has a higher IQ than all of us combined.

Every price reflects millions of investors making decisions simultaneously. Be humble.

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

@RobinhoodApp Send my way or I’ll stop using your app

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

Compound interest is the closest thing math has to magic.

It doesn’t look impressive in year one. It looks unbelievable in year thirty.

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

The options wheel feels illegal.

Someone pays me for agreeing to buy a stock I already wanted.

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

@Kalshi Great lol

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

Trying to get my portfolio to a number that I can live off of by selling options.

Follow for progress and updates. Trying to run a fully transparent operation here!

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

The hardest part of the options wheel isn’t learning options.

It’s having enough patience to stay boring.

[MoneybyMath @SalaryVision]

Buying stocks asks:

“What if I’m wrong?”

Selling puts asks:

“What price would make me happy to be wrong?”