


33 yo registered nurse. 1.8 million invested.
Started investing in 2019 through Robinhood, then wellstrade (Wells Fargo). Transferred everything over to Schwab in-kind in 2020 for, if I remember, a $1000 transfer bonus and have been there ever since. I did have a head start as my dad is a financial advisor and he started investing for me when I got my first job at 14 as a busboy, and then a lifeguard. I remember him taking out around $200 or so out of my paychecks randomly. I remember getting pissed at him at the time because I didn’t understand the stock market and to be fair, he never really explained anything so I think I kind of saw it as him stealing money from me lol. But he was able grow it to around $50,000 right before the Covid crash. I remember my account value crashing to around $30,000 during the worsr of the crash. I also lived at home with him and my mom throughout Covid, only paying him $700 in rent while I worked 70 hour weeks as a night shift nurse making 200-250k a year and invested like 95% of it. I kind of lived like a hermit throughout Covid, not going out or spending. I was addicted to working overtime and investing. I caught the investing bug hardcore. I wasn’t a total loser because I also surfed heavily throughout this and was addicted to running and other healthy things but those are low cost hobbies.
I have around $800,000 in the sp500 if you include my Roth IRA and 403b. Around $100,000 in various mutual funds- BPTRX, PRSCX, TRBCX AGTHX. And a shit ton of money in AMD. 940 shares at around $120 average and around $200,000 in long term call options expiring in 2028
The 1.8 figure includes my retirement accounts. The other photos, including the performance figures are just my taxable brokerage.