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BESSENT TO SPEAK LIVE @ 10 AM EST
https://youtu.be/uRhypPfIfR0 №8604[Quote]
>4 minutes until obliteration
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>>8597Playing the VIXY biolongier bands must be making guys a fourtune.
№8606[Quote]
>>8604Bessent saying anything is bullish
№8608[Quote]
Ever feel the market is actively trading against you?
>short a couple minutes into open
>Nasdaq shoots up
>close with $400 loss
>immediately nosedives back down to where I opened my short
Fucking hell…
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>>8608make a strategy and stick to it fren
>why would you short the don?! №8613[Quote]
>>8606I've heard he's going to literally blow Xi live on TV, well Trump watches from his cuck chair, and JD Vance cries.
52 David SOXL all but guaranteed.
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These moves are fucking wild.
№8618[Quote]
DOW up another 1000 points
Trump is a genius
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>>8613i mean, we know that jew cum leaves an orange residue on skin so its gonna be interesting to see what color residue chink cum leaves
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>>8619This is me, I look like that and act this way.
№8624[Quote]
will he have sex with a 10 year treasury bond live on TV again?
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US New Home Sales Change MoM Actual 7.4% (Forecast 1.3%, Previous 1.8%)
US New Home Sales - Units Actual 0.724M (Forecast 0.685M, Previous 0.676M)
№8626[Quote]
>believe in gap fills, notice we have gapped up
>also notice we rejected hard off of VOO 500
>put in sell order for VOO 500, all charts are telling me it is currently 499.0X right now
>order executed immediately
????? wtf ETFs sure are mysterious, must be some delayed pricing bullraisin
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>>8625holy raisin
you will never own a home and you will be happy
№8629[Quote]
>US Treasury Secretary Bessent: No one who financed or supplied the Russian war machine will be eligible for funds earmarked for Ukraine’s reconstruction
what? why does this need to be said?
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>US Treasury Secretary Bessent: China's current economic model is built on exporting its way out of economic troubles, Trump administration wants to help china, and US rebalance
He's fucking delusional lmao
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>>8622Kek, truly our greatest ally.
>>8569Zey gods, zay are crool. It's been a rough month.
>>8551I hope and think so.
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White House Official: China levy changes wouldn't be unilateral - CNBC
№8636[Quote]
>>8627it's actually fucking over
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>>8625>tfw bought a home in January at the local low of both prices and interest ratesfeels goodman
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№8645[Quote]
>>8633What I don't get is Trump has a Econ degree. I don't get how this desire to be more like South America protectionist bullraisin happened. It's weird?
>>8625That's a big difference? raisins just wild right now.
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>>>8645
That’s why no one will remember your name
№8648[Quote]
>>8645It's a massive difference in volume
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>gender is not the mission of the IMF
well why would it be, there are only two
№8651[Quote]
>>8647People remembered Hoover's name for the wrong reasons
>>8650kek
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>>8645US GDP PPP has been decreasing for the last decades (since the turn of the millenium), it has already been surpassed by China and it will probably be shafted by India in the next decade. I assume Trump is trying to salvage that. $$$ will be irrelevant when BRICS represent more than half the world economy (currently standing at 45%)
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>>8654>SIKEfor fuck sake
wtf are they doing?!?
№8661[Quote]
/pmg/ status?
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>>8658lmao no
world reserve currencies require trust and rule of law
something that turdies simply don't have.
The Euro has a higher likelihood of replacing the dollar compared to CNY
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>>8629i still don't get it, at who is this even targeted
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>>8665Must be some billionaire thats been profiting from both sides he is pointing at
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>>8665companies with contracts with russian companies I guess, but who the fuck knows at this point
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Yeah, okay. I am done for the day
I think I am going to go fishing, drink some beers, and think about raisin.
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>>8662Nobody cares who the US and EU trust. They will abide by the new rules if they are to maintain their standards of living and that will be it. Fake economy, no manufacturing power, lack of innovation and decreasing population (replaced by useless browns) has already set the bar for Europe at least. World currency will be determined by the strongest economies and you will deal with it. The US didn't asked when they replaced gold and I doubt chinks give two raisins what Europe think since Europe no longer represents a superpower.
№8670[Quote]
why are we pumping now?
Is the market just going to fluctuate by 0.5% every 15 minutes?
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>>8669People with money care about risk
That's why switzerland is so rich and CHF is THE safe haven currency and not ching chong coin
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>>8670here comes another chinese earthquake ebrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrb yuyuioyuioyuioyuioyuioyuioyuio
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SHINZO ABE MENTIONED
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This might not be the right place to ask but here it goes.
Me and my wife are both 32. She makes $120k a year and I only make $60k at the moment. She has a 401k and match, I have a Roth IRA, and we have a taxable brokerage.
Currently we are putting $2000 into the brokerage per month and it’s sitting at $16k. I put $600 into my Roth every month and it’s at $25k (I started way earlier). Should I let my Roth ride without contributions and start putting my $600 per month into the taxable brokerage? We can probably up the contributions every year as well. My thinking is I don’t want to wait until 59 1/2” to retire. We also get bonuses every year that we plan on throwing into the taxable as well.
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>>8671Since when are Swiss in charge for global monetary policy? Touch grass, we're irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. We already bent the knee on EVs and that was one of the last gracing industries (auto) that EU dominated for nearly a century
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>>8680The EU won't remove the chink tariffs on EVs, we're just throwing a temper tantrum to own the mutts
>touch grasssays the "chinks will rule the world in 2 more weeks" retard lmao
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Bidens economy btw
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>>8679You can access the funds in a 401k at 55 if you're employed when you hit 55 and then quit. If you're unemployed when you hit 55 then you've gotta wait til 59.5, but if you're employed and quit then you're allowed to touch it.
So I guess the question is how soon do you want to retire?
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Holy fuck
4% up on literally NO news lmao
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>>8660lol called that wrong
№8688[Quote]
>>8685literal v-shape recovery
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>>8684Realistically in our late 40s. Right now we are putting around $30,000 a year into the markets. That number will certainly rise every year.
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>>8689It's certainly doable. You'd need the post tax account to have enough to cover you for over a decade, but that's doable if you're willing to take some risks and be more aggressive with growing it in addition to putting more into it.
Also keep in mind that retiring doesn't mean zero income. A lot of 'retired' folks will work part time to keep themselves from getting bored, and that little bit of extra income goes a very long way to stretching savings. Do a little gig work, some freelance, stuff like that, it helps a lot.
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>>8682>we'll just destroy our economy to own the mutts>not really chinks putting their knee on our necks because our economy is beyond fucked and totally dependent on themAnd you're calling others retard kek
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>>8692This is what we want. To get no stress part time jobs at like Costco or something
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>>8685almost all indicators are down and we are mooning, fucking NUTS
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You just know Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan is thinking how easy it is to manipulate that dumb fuck Trump.
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>>8685News is everyone expects Donald to beg on his knees for Xi
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>>8695Markets are desperate for good news. That's how you know it's a bear market rally and not a recovery. Reality will seep back in next week when Xi continues to not pick up the phone.
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why are slurpers like this
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Boeing CEO: Many customers in China have indicated they will not take delivery of jets.
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>>8461Get off plebbit faggot
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>>8694Have you seen a Costco? Not sure how you can wage slave in such a busy place without stress.
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>>8679>My thinking is I don’t want to wait until 59 1/2” to retireNigga you're too broke to be thinking this. I'm assuming you're 100% sure you don't want kids otherwise there is zero chance this would work with your current situation
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>>8716Because I wouldn’t care at all.
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>>8720I had kids at 17 and 19. Ones in high school and the other is not far behind. 3.375% mortgage and kids college pre pay plan already done. It’s definitely doable for us. My wife has very high earning potential so contributions could reach $50,000 per year within the next 5 years
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>>8716I'm rattled enough by spending 20 minutes in that place to collect groceries. It's non stop shopping cart bumper cars.
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>Boeing CEO: We plan to redirect supply of planes meant for Chinese customers to customers who want near-term deliveries.
Anyone interested in raisinty planes that fall out of the sky?
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>>8723Easy to say that when you aren't there.
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i just know slurpers will ruin this again
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>>8726Mirin mortgage rate. Well, if you did the math then I'll trust you. Guess you're in an area with low COL. Personally I would max out the Roth IRA. You can always start slurping from the taxable acc until you're 59 1/2 and then start getting money out of the IRA.
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>Trump: The EU and China are ripping the US off.
№8733[Quote]
200 day sma appears to be ceiling of choice here
№8734[Quote]
>TRUMP SAYS "WE'RE GOING TO MAKE A LOT OF MONEY FOR OUR PEOPLE" (he is talking about his friends and family)
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>>8729No one would be relying on my at Costco. Once you check out for the day you aren’t thinking about Costco work at home.
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>>8731My thinking is that I’m going to send every sent into the account I can access in my 40s. Anything in the Roth and 401k are going to be cherry on top later in life. I’m torn between switching to taxable now or getting the Roth to $50k before switching
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>>8694Working retail sucks ass. I would kms if I had to work at Costco at 40 just to """retire""".
If you are spending 100k per year to sustain your current lifestyle, then you should aim to have enough money saved to use 100k of it every year forever. Using the 4% rule that is 2.5 million saved by whatever age you retire. If that 100k comes from a taxable account then you need more to pay taxes also.
Also keep in mind you pay off your mortgage eventually so a large expense goes away so you may not need to spend as much as you do now.
I picked 100k to spend but if you want to retire early you should probably spend much less so you don't have to save as much.
Based on the numbers you gave, in 15 years you would have about 1 million saved assuming it gets 7% intetest (10% - 3% interest to compare to current dollars). Which makes your retirement income about 40k/year.
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>>8673Uh oh trump just got heart burn at 3am, prepare for an angry tweet storm
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niggers & juden
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>>8706if you're a shorter…you are now competing against boomer retirements and Robinhood cuckolds on top of financial institutions.
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haven't traded today, not enough volatility and don't feel comfortable on either side of things, think they moved the price too much in the futures market, think we get a big down move sometime in the next two days, think it probably gets bought right back up, will wait for something like that i think.
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>>8746I days like today i buy spxs to cancel out my positions. Slightly leaning bearish today.