Same here. Learned the hard way when I bought a new outback sport in 2008 with zero down payment. Luckily I was maybe 22 or 23 so lesson learned.

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Nice job bro. How is your gains. And you mentioned your in turkey must have been hard to have accumulated all that wealth to yolo in the first place , how did you manage to save 100k in turkey with all the inflation and jobs paying a lot less then America or Europe

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Motorcycle numbers stands at 143000 now. In Singapore the number of vehicles are capped so whoever wants to buy a car needs to get a certificate of entitlement which is the permit of car ownership for 10 years. It is an auction system and currently the permit is around 110k usd. That's just for the permit. Car is also subjected to a 110% import tax.

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Idk man. That’s the type of shit that be happening when you’re a sheltered only child growing up in the middle of nowhere

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Anything dovish tomorrow during the FOMC will send GLD back up lol. And no way it’s not a doveish tone. Hawkish would send the market in a spiral down

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The moment I saw a 900% gain on my screen, I liquidated everything without a second thought, lol. I ain’t that greedy- honestly, if I’d seen a 300% return, I would’ve sold right then. Yesterday morning, I just delayed checking my phone for a few minutes and got lucky, lol. So far, no regrets (option price is $1.00 now)

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APLD is basically data centers....GLXY is Data centers (soon to be), Crypto...they also just launched a investing platform to rival Robinhood, among other things, GLXY is a bit more diversified damn near 30B in revenue last quarter....GLXY has a stock price forecast of 60+$, while APLD is right in it's range

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yes, OP borrowed money from schwab to open positions and then sold them for more profit. although in this case i would say it's not just a few shares since he had some MASSIVE positions (600k-900k worth). "Leverage trading involves borrowing funds from a broker to increase one's buying power, enabling a trader to open larger positions than their available capital would typically allow."

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From 1980 to early 2003 Apple underperformed cash. It’s only after 2003 that it became a good investment.

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Bought a couple thousand RGTI shares at around $2 and sold at like $5..

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