WSJ had a good podcast on this last week with an interview with the artist, Beeple. Dude went from no name last summer, to making 130K on 2 NFTs in the fall, 3M in the winter, to this $69M collage of past works.
Yeah, same guy. The Planet Money podcast explained NFTs some, so at least I understand the concept at this point.
If you guys enjoy podcasts, I recently discovered 2 podcasts that were recommended by an acquaintance of mine that is well off financially. He said these 2 podcasts have helped him alot. "Choose FI" (choose financial independence) "Millionaires Unveiled" I've started listening to these two and I have already learned quite a bit in regards to how I should look at my money and what options are even out there.
Quantum scape is doing a secondary listing of 13 million shares. Their price dropped like 15% today. Buying potential again for them. They have a huge contract with Volkswagen so they need to ramp up production
Figured out a shortcut to save myself time. I just look at Gamestop. If GME is up my entire rest of what I own is down. And vice versa. With this new found extra ive taken up archery.
Who did you go through? I've been contemplating on opening a Roth IRA up with TD Ameritrade but haven't really made up my mind yet lol.
Schwab is good to. I actually have account at Fidelity and Schwab. Dont notice that much of a difference between the 2 except I really like the Fidelity credit card (2% back on everything)
Fidelity is probably the easiest to go through. No minimums and they have some no fee core index funds, plus good customer service.
so who had to liquidate and why? A hedge-fund liquidation has wiped billions from Chinese and US stocks, and no one knows what's going to happen next (msn.com) what happened at Archegos Capital Management, and why? created any buying opportunities?
this. what is the total amount under control at these family offices and how much is that leveraged? Is it really all family money? Is anybody watching? Where is Yellen when you need her?
The episodes on ROTH conversion ladders and Capital Gains Harvesting blew my mind. Neither is very useful to anyone with earned income above high 5-figures, but still amazing what you can do within the existing tax code. Our tax code really does punish spenders.
