How Most People Should Invest In 2021

If I’m being honest, 99.999% of all the investment ideas I have are not mine and I’m very happy that is that case. Because when I first started investing I got very lucky and make some very quick money ( by only using the knowledge I had which was to invest in things you like ).

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1. First I’ll tell you the way I invest
– Initially, when I started investing I had one goal
– That was to get rich fast, so with my 8.75 hourly wages, I took a lot of risk ( I won 3 times and I lost ones a little over $1000 but winning offset it )
– But that $1000 was equal to around 114 hours of work, and I knew that I didn’t want to risk things that way
– That what I wanted was a passive way to make money
– By 2018 I learned everything about passive income, Index fund/Etf investing and I started to put into action

Here is the Proof:
– I started investing with an app called Acorns with $7, they had a great portfolio, that mirrored all the knowledge I had acquired from John and Warren ( but later in 2020 I stopped using them because they have the power to change that portfolio however they want and I didn’t like that )
– SO I started using m1 finance, and just recreated my old portfolio and I love now that no one has the power to change it, no matter what
– Here are the dollar amount, I’ve invested 173k, 60k in sofi and 42 in a vanguard retirement account

But here is what I invest into and the full break down:
– The 7 ETFs and I use and the 7 index funds I use for my retirement also
– I picked m1 finance because it’s easy to use
– And I’m currently transferring from my old account

My Advice:
– Dollar-Cost Average: This means invest regularly usually every time you get paid a set amount, that way you don’t buy way to high.
– Rebalancing your portfolio: if you use m1 finance you won’t have to do this, but some of you will. ( this means sometimes when the market get wacky, you’ll have to sell some shares of one investment and rebuy shares of your other investment to bring the portfolio back to balance )
– Patients: Compound interest is the key to all of this. And whether you make a lot or a little it doesn’t matter. (let’s say you make 50k per year and invest between 15-25% : 20% invested at 10% return over 30 years will give you 1.8Million

2. Then I’ll tell you how I learned from Warren, John, and Arkad
– The goal is not to retire in 5 years but to have confidence that you’ll past on wealth to your family and you can also enjoy it

Warren Buffet: Warren Buffet taught me patient and Research

John C bugle: Taught me to own the entire market to diversify if what you want is passive income ( and to become a full-time investor )

Arkad: Taught me to protect my income because it was the Number tool I would have to build wealth. And he taught me the rules of money too.

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