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Also, FDX didnt crash after the announcement. This is a good sign that maybe this was already baked in.
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How does Tesla survive the Great Reset? The elite goal seems to be to destroy all vehicles and the entire middle class lifestyle in the West.
If you're short-term trader, okay, but long-term I don't see any future.
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The just announced the first deliveries of their Semi in December to Pepsi. I dont see the "great reset" as a thing.
edit: corrected UPS to Pepsi
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ESG? With an authoritarian administration with powerful allies at the top of the financial pyramid, who are all determined to de-industrialize the West, it's hard to see what to do.
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I can't believe the market is interpreting anything lower than 300k monthly jobs as a 'dangerously healthy' job market...
The Fed and the market are absolutely conspiring to cause a mass unemployment event. That's the real conspiracy here (except not because they're doing it right out in the open) not ESG and the 'great reset' nonsense.
The Fed and the market are absolutely conspiring to cause a mass unemployment event. That's the real conspiracy here (except not because they're doing it right out in the open) not ESG and the 'great reset' nonsense.
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Odd factoid that may only interest me. VIX is not moving to the same extent that the way the indexes are. Its up, but only 3% to $31.41.
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The 5-year chart no longer works tracking INTC. You need to use the 10-year chart to see previous lows.
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Markets are pretty much benny hill at this point. I try not to hurt myself by attaching logic to much of anything.
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Interesting factoid I learned today in my tax class. There is a 5 -year waiting period before you can pull distributions from a Roth and they are tax free. This 5-year period begins when the account is set up, and has nothing to do when you put the money in. So, there is a benefit of setting up a Roth as soon as possible even if you dont fund it much until you get older. This would start the clock ticking and make it something you wouldnt have to worry about down the road.
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I could've told you that. You can also do traditional to Roth conversions and they also become subject to the 5 year period (the 5 year period for these is based on the conversion date however).
For example, a retired married couple can withdraw close to $100k a year and face zero federal taxes (since you'd be talking long term capital gains and not earned income). If you only need $50k, you can transfer $50k more from a traditional to Roth, wait 5 years, and now you never have to pay taxes on it ever (also keep in mind it's subject to capital gains, so purchase price minus selling price; meaning significantly more could be rolled over).
It's called a Roth conversion ladder and it's a pretty crazy loophole. You can't touch the gains, obviously, until 59.5, but you can set up a ladder where you end up never paying taxes on your retirement accounts ever. The limit being you kind of need lower living expenses in retirement.
Our plan had originally been to have enough in cash and a taxable account to get us through the first five years of retirement, and then use the ladder to have zero taxes from there forward.
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