Saving for the future.

[baddna]

Escape the system! That's an investment! Invest in $bior biora therapeutics. They are about to blow a giant wad after the dumb FDA approves their smart drug delivery capsule by the end of the year. Replacing injection drugs mainly humira. Huge

Ouch -- that didn't age well. I do see the pump/dump people are still pushing this one:

Biora Therapeutics Inc. (BIOR): Ready for an explosive trading day – Invest Chronicle

 

[John in NC]

Some good advice in here. Always get a match if it's offered for your retirement plan. Plus IRA/ Roth/ SEP etc. whatever makes the most sense.

I liked the point of living below your means. I'm not rich but could afford "more" than my 150,000 mile 2011 SR5 4x4. I have a few friends and coworkers that are trying to keep up appearances driving expensive vehicles, some know it's a mistake but blame it on their spouse, safety, repair issues on used vehicles.
So, sometimes I get jealous when someone pulls up beside me in a new Escalade or fancy Audi, but maybe they're looking at me thinking, "Dang that guy probably hasn't had a car payment in 5... maybe 10 years....?".

 

[Adesanja]

Historically, it always recovers. This one is coming from highs that weren't justifiable by normal economic growth parameters. Meanwhile I would recommend you to use BeatMarket to get more efficient when the bullrun begins

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