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Joe Lilli
You’re killing it!
I appreciate the dissection of the issues this channel provides, and want the next step now: please delve deeper on what to do next and “build those communities” etc because just like no one is addressing and calling out these things, no one is giving practical advice on how to move forward.
Agree with these concepts & hope we as Americans would elevate. But does imbue some level of guilt… until you compare with other cultures. Neuroscience needs to chime in.
OMFG THATS SO TRUE!!! IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW!!! THANKS SO MUCH MYFD
I just turned 44 and feel like I’m late to the investing game, with barely any portfolio aside from my 401(k). I’ve managed to save over $220k in cash, but with inflation soaring yet again, I’m growing increasingly worried about retirement. My goal is to retire at 55, so how can I best maximize my savings to achieve this?
Retirement is more challenging now than it used to be. It’s all about finding the right balance between your risk tolerance and long-term goals. You might want to consult an advisor who can help you diversify your portfolio to reduce risk while aiming for growth.
I agree completely. I’ve always leaned on an advisor for guidance, especially after suffering a major portfolio loss in early 2020 during the COVID outbreak. Since then, I’ve made subsequent investments and am now semi-retired, working just 7.5 hours a week. I’m currently about 25% short of my $1 million retirement goal.
Thanks for sharing your experience! I’ve been managing my portfolio on my own, but it hasn’t been working out well.
Do you have any recommendations for a reliable investment advisor? I could really use some help.
My CFA, Joseph Nick Cahill, is highly respected in his field. I recommend looking him up online—you’ll find all his credentials and details about his expertise. With many years of experience, he’s a great resource for navigating the complexities of the financial market.
agree!! society’s productivity has sky rocketed (thanks to capitalism!) but its clear a change is now required since it has also lead to the benefits of that productivity being concentrated within the hands of a tiny minority of people. market logic is inherently unjust