Most people can find $20 a day.
That’s one less takeout meal, a couple coffees, or some random Amazon purchase you’ll forget about next week.
Put that $20/day into $QQQI.
Double it to $40 on Mondays, Fridays, and after market holidays.
After one year, you’ve invested roughly $7,300.
Assuming just 5% share appreciation, that’s about $7,665 invested.
At a 14% yield, you’re collecting around $1,073 per year in dividends.
That’s almost $90 every month.
And here’s the part most people miss…
Today’s $90/month becomes $500/month.
Then $1,000/month.
Then enough to cover your car payment, groceries, utilities, or even your mortgage.
Not from picking the next hot stock.
Not from getting lucky.
Just from buying assets every single day and letting time do the heavy lifting. 📈💰
Why do these SA/OKC refs keep calling these flop/touch fouls on the perimeter, while allowing murder to happen in the lanes without fouls? High School Bball players all across the country are gonna be falling down on every 3 now cuz they think they can draw the touch foul. Awful
@FoodPleaser A lot of "garbage" in that cart. Not a lot of fresh fruit or veggies. The corn dogs really clinch it. They went THE Costco in South Dakota