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Togi's $1,000,000 Parlay Bet

Maybe I’m missing something, but if Trump was ACTUALLY going to attack - wouldn’t you just *NOT* announce it? This read like a negotiation, not a strike.

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Original Tesla Roadsters are still under $100k and feel insanely undervalued. Only ~2,500 were ever made. That’s rarer than the Ford GT and in the same ballpark as the Carrera GT and Lamborghini Diablo. They’re ridiculously fun. I genuinely believe these could be worth $500k+ one day. It’s the car that started it all.

Honest question: how does the average person capitalize on this?

This might sound absolutely crazy - but now might be a GOOD time to buy a house. Almost no competition, very little demand, rising inventory, 7%+ rates, all while seller’s are approaching a slow holiday season. Lowball offers might get accepted here for those who are patient and play the numbers game.

In other news, water is wet.

People keep saying that more spending and higher inflation will push asset prices even higher. But here’s the counterargument: Higher inflation can mean higher Treasury yields. And at some point, if Treasuries are paying enough, investors have less incentive to take risk in stocks. There’s a yield where the risk-free alternative becomes too attractive to ignore. I don’t think that’s being priced in enough.

This is an awesome idea. Imagine this idea expands, and one day we can voluntarily chose where a portion of our tax money goes.

This is a bigger problem than most people realize.

It’s also powerful enough to save “a billion lives.”

The SP500 is only down 2.8% from peak and we’re nearing “Extreme Fear.” This is why individuals investors consistently underperform the market.