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Started with 30k a couple years ago turned on margin and made it to 1.4M. fell to 150k 5-6 times and now we’re here. No longer in margin.
Day trading for 8years. Was really hoping to crack $250k this month but some bad trades this week, and vacation for 3 days kind of put dirt on it. I average about 50-60k a month. But there were many opportunities this month. Hoping it continues. I started off years ago aiming to make $5-10 a day. Quit my $90k/year job after 2 years of consistency. Here we are 6years since quitting my job.
Last week my portfolio crossed $3.1 million.I’m 38 years old and have been investing for 13 years. When I started, I wasn’t trying to get rich. I simply wanted financial freedom for my family. Today I finally reached a number that feels “enough” to me So I’ve decided to retire.Not because I hate working. Not because I think I’ll never make more money. But because time is the one asset I can never buy back. My wife and I plan to travel. I want to spend more time with my family while everyone is still healthy enough to enjoy it.A lot of people here will probably say $3.1M isn’t enough in today’s world.Others will say I’m crazy to walk away when my portfolio could become $5M or even $10M if I keep investing for another decade. Maybe they’re right.But after 13 years in the market, I’ve learned something:At some point, chasing a larger number becomes a habit, not a necessity. I’m not posting this to brag. This account represents thousands of market swings, mistakes, sleepless nights, and lessons learned. My biggest lesson:The goal of money is freedom. If you never use that freedom, what’s the point of having more money?So here’s my question for everyone: Or would you keep working and try to turn it into $10 million?Why? Also have been following this community https://www.facebook.com/groups/683645998403709/?ref=share\_group\_link they do share amazing insights on how you build a solid retirement portfolio and passive income with investing, and if anyone would like to know how i grew mine feel free to reach out would be happy to share..
Soo I let my emotions and greed get the best of me Wednesday entering early and into chop after the hell of a day on Tuesday! But learned my lesson, locked in today and came out with $80k in profits. Took out $50k from my buying power since that’s the limit but over the next two days doing the same to pay off my car which is the reason I started trading 😂 but still up $226k on the month. And looking for a decent day tomorrow. Attached are some of the biggest profits I’ve made so far this month and my Stocktwits account if you still think I’m a bot or something 😂
I recently acquired these and curious if I’m better off trying to sell as a set, or break them out individually. I’ve always held on to my stack, but need to recoup some money from the haul that this was included in. Any feedback appreciated.
I’ve been trading for 2 years, and I’d love to read some success stories to stay motivated. I’ve had more wins than losses, but I’m still not where I want to be yet.
Big milestone for me
Big milestone for me
50 years old. 25 years of full-time work. Single income, family of four.
I’ve lived by one rule: save 15% no matter what.
I know it’s common to see people in their 20s or 30s posting about becoming millionaires, but honestly, I’m still proud of achieving this at 50.
It’s been a long road, but I made it.
I started saving in 2000. I moved everything over to Vanguard in 2016, but I wanted to clarify that this was a two-decade process, not a 10-year sprint! 😅
Feel free to reach out would be happy to share what i can
Hello ! I am 54 and my spouse is 58, we both want to scope out the possibility of retiring early, when my spouse turn 62. We have over 1 million is 401K, another 1 million in brokerage accounts, and rental properties that generate 5K income each month. I am sure who I should work with to help scope out retirement plans, assess out current savings & purpose tax strategies for us to help meet our goals. I am clueless of where to start and looking for guidance. Please share any resources you have personally used and recommend. Thank you !