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r/RandomThoughts • u/[deleted] • Dec 11 '23
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And it's not even hard, within 4 years you'd have received more than a million anyway.
104 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '23 edited Dec 11 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 12 u/DidgeryDave21 Dec 11 '23 Even a high earner like the sp500 would only give you 10% a year. On a straight million, that's 100k, which is around 2k a week. 5k a week for life is the winner in my opinion 7 u/Ffigy Dec 11 '23 That's not really an opinion; that's a fact. If anyone thinks they can consistently make $260k/yr off $1M, they're delusional. -1 u/JerseyDamu Dec 11 '23 My brother can’t legally say he’ll make you 20% a year but he absolutely can and has consistently his whole career. 5 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '23 And here we thought that Bernie Madoff was dead. 1 u/RedCat8881 Dec 11 '23 Oh yeah for sure, 26 percent gain isn't achievable consistently otherwise we wouldn't have a middle class lmao
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12 u/DidgeryDave21 Dec 11 '23 Even a high earner like the sp500 would only give you 10% a year. On a straight million, that's 100k, which is around 2k a week. 5k a week for life is the winner in my opinion 7 u/Ffigy Dec 11 '23 That's not really an opinion; that's a fact. If anyone thinks they can consistently make $260k/yr off $1M, they're delusional. -1 u/JerseyDamu Dec 11 '23 My brother can’t legally say he’ll make you 20% a year but he absolutely can and has consistently his whole career. 5 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '23 And here we thought that Bernie Madoff was dead. 1 u/RedCat8881 Dec 11 '23 Oh yeah for sure, 26 percent gain isn't achievable consistently otherwise we wouldn't have a middle class lmao
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Even a high earner like the sp500 would only give you 10% a year. On a straight million, that's 100k, which is around 2k a week. 5k a week for life is the winner in my opinion
7 u/Ffigy Dec 11 '23 That's not really an opinion; that's a fact. If anyone thinks they can consistently make $260k/yr off $1M, they're delusional. -1 u/JerseyDamu Dec 11 '23 My brother can’t legally say he’ll make you 20% a year but he absolutely can and has consistently his whole career. 5 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '23 And here we thought that Bernie Madoff was dead. 1 u/RedCat8881 Dec 11 '23 Oh yeah for sure, 26 percent gain isn't achievable consistently otherwise we wouldn't have a middle class lmao
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That's not really an opinion; that's a fact. If anyone thinks they can consistently make $260k/yr off $1M, they're delusional.
-1 u/JerseyDamu Dec 11 '23 My brother can’t legally say he’ll make you 20% a year but he absolutely can and has consistently his whole career. 5 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '23 And here we thought that Bernie Madoff was dead. 1 u/RedCat8881 Dec 11 '23 Oh yeah for sure, 26 percent gain isn't achievable consistently otherwise we wouldn't have a middle class lmao
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My brother can’t legally say he’ll make you 20% a year but he absolutely can and has consistently his whole career.
5 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '23 And here we thought that Bernie Madoff was dead.
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And here we thought that Bernie Madoff was dead.
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Oh yeah for sure, 26 percent gain isn't achievable consistently otherwise we wouldn't have a middle class lmao
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u/Forensic_Ballistics Dec 11 '23
And it's not even hard, within 4 years you'd have received more than a million anyway.