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Dividends are really the truest form of passive income in terms of you not needing to do any work once it’s been set up. This is because dividends are a relatively stable source of income.
Read Full PostBerkshire Hathaway made $24.8 billion dollars in operating profit, but when they showed their earnings, it was only $4 billion. This is largely due to a loss in unrealized capital gains, which happened because some of their investments in the stock market lost value.
Read Full PostIf you save $200 dollars every month, kind of like putting it aside for later, and let it grow by 8% each year, and you keep doing this for 45 years, you'll have more than a whopping one million dollars!
Read Full PostCharlie Munger, famous billionaire investor and vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, believes that the first $100,000 dollars is the hardest to amass. Once you achieve the $100k dollar mark, it will be significantly easier to reach $200k, then $300k, and so on.
Read Full PostWarren Buffett is known today as one of the best investors to have ever lived. If you had invested just one thousand dollars in his investment company, Berkshire Hathaway, when he took it over. You would have over 21 million dollars today even with the shaky market conditions.
Read Full PostJohn D. Rockefeller, the first billionaire in history, once remarked that his sole enjoyment in life came from the proceeds of dividends. It's evident that individuals hold a fondness for dividends, and this sentiment is for good reason.
Read Full PostFrom a statistical standpoint, this approach is likely the simplest route for about 99% of investors to accumulate wealth. It's important to note that this isn't an overnight success plan and absolutely, this isn’t a scam.
Read Full PostThe active versus passive debate can become quite heated among investors. While most investors agree on the importance of investing for personal finance, they can't seem to reach a consensus on the best approach.
Read Full PostShorting offers a lopsided payoff structure, where your potential gains are limited, but the potential losses are uncapped. This means that in theory, you could potentially lose an unlimited amount of money.
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