OH NO! YOU'VE BEEN TURNED INTO YOUR DAD - BECAUSE YOU'RE ABOUT TO SPEND SEVERAL MINUTES VOLUNTARILY READING THIS TWITTER THREAD ABOUT INFLATION This thread is not financial advice and contains some referral links to products or services.

9 Lessons From Jim Rogers' "Investment Biker" Jim Rogers is one of the most interesting investors alive. After achieving 4,200% returns over a 10-year period, Rogers retired from Wall Street at the ripe old age of 37.

His book, "Investment Biker," details a two-year motorcycle trip that he took across the world.

Where To Live On $1,000 Per Month

(Price Is What You Pay, Value Is What You Get) Everyone is talking about two things:

1. How much they love work from home, and how they never want to go into an office again.

2. How they want to build up assets and disappear so they can do their own thing while being left alone.

So You Made Some Money On GameStop And Want To Learn More About The Stock Market?

Here Are 7 Investment Books Worth Reading With stocks in the news, there's been a lot of talk about where to learn investing.

Many suggestions are terrible with comments promoting Forex scammers, overpriced courses, or dull academic books like "The Intelligent Investor."

How To Pick Stocks That Are Actually Worth Owning Long-Term

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(FOR ENTERTAINMENT ONLY. NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE. DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH) High-flying zero-profit businesses dominate the news (GameStop, NIO, AMC). This, in combination with many investor's focus on stock price, leads many people to believe that trading is the only way to make money in the stock market.

7 Investments I'm Making This Year (Part Six)

The next entry in our week long series where I show you places I am personally focusing my time, energy, and money in 2021.
Feel free to repurpose any ideas and use them for yourself. Investment Six: Build Up More Niche Twitter Accounts

Social media killed the traditional website. If you want a product review, you look on YouTube. If you want news, you go on Twitter.

I can't remember the last time I read a blog or looked something up on Google Search.

7 Investments I'm Making This Year (Part Five)

The next entry in our week long series where I show you places I am personally focusing my time, energy, and money in 2021.
Feel free to repurpose any ideas and use them for yourself. Investment Five: Get Into Really Good Shape

In early 2014, I lived with my parents while starting my freelancing business.

At that time, I worked out every single day; practiced boxing; and ate things like cottage cheese with pineapple or frozen bags of mixed vegetables.

7 Investments I'm Making This Year (Part Four)

The next entry in our week long series where I show you places I am personally focusing my time, energy, and money in 2021.

Feel free to repurpose any ideas and use them for yourself. Investment Four: Bitcoin

I know, we're in Bitcoin mania now and prices are at all-time highs. It feels a little like 2017 with everyone talking about crypto again.

7 Investments I'm Making This Year (Part Three)

The next entry in our week long series where I show you places I am personally focusing my time, energy, and money in 2021.

Feel free to repurpose any ideas and use them for yourself. Investment Three: More Time Dedicated To Walking, Scribbling In Notebooks, And Lounging In Cafes

Walking is my all-time favorite hobby and I try to spend three hours a day strolling about.

7 Investments I'm Making This Year (Part Two)

The second day in a week long series where I show you places I am personally focusing my time, energy, and money in 2021.

Feel free to repurpose any ideas and use them for yourself. Investment Two: Internationally Diversified Stocks

Buying and holding quality assets is one of the easiest ways to build wealth long-term. Stocks gain value while the dollar loses it.

Here's a graph from Jeremy Siegel's "The Future For Investors."

BULLET PROOFING THE FUTURE

HOW TO PLAN FOR A FANTASTIC 2021 2020 has left us all in a weird place.

Half the experts claim we're about to enter a "Roaring 20's" situation with parties and prosperity.

The other half claim we'll end up in a CCP bread line after hyperinflation and government incompetence collapse America.

HOW TO MAKE MONEY SELLING PUTS

The low-risk method for turning limit orders into cash. It doesn't take a genius to know that the stock market is overvalued.

Airbnb shares hit the market today and doubled right away. This in a time when half the planet is shut down and many people are scared to travel.

HOW TO PICK A SECOND HOME

If you're looking to move next year - either overseas or to another part of the country - this thread will help. 1) Weather

This impacts everything: Your mood, what activities you can do, and even your level of sociability.

Put simply, there's no reason to live someplace where bad weather seals you inside your house for 3 - 6 months each year.

If America locks down again, and there's a good chance they do, book a plane ticket and leave the country.

ASAP

Being locked inside during winter, in a negative mindset country with civil unrest is a recipe for disaster. In Central America, you can rent a nice apartment, in a safe neighborhood, with good Internet for under $500.

And prices are way lower if you're in a smaller city.

WHY YOU MUST HOLD ASSETS THREAD

Picture below shows John D. Rockefeller's empire.

Still turning profits to this day.

Still making the whole family rich. Wealth comes from assets, not wages.

If your grandfather bought a rental property for $20,000 back in the day, your family is minting money.

If your grandfather put 10% of his paycheck into savings and nothing else, you're going to work.

Don't repeat this mistake.

TWITTER THREADS VS BLOGGING MINI THREAD

(WITH SHAMELESS @hypefury AFFILIATE LINK AT THE END) A lot of people claim that information products, goods, platforms, etc are a waste of time or poor business pursuit.

They are absolutely RIGHT.

Buying commercial real estate or leveraging money into assets is a better source of passive income.

BIG GIRTHY WHITE PILL SUPPOSITORY TO FILL YOU WITH HOPE THREAD

3 PREDICTIONS THAT 2021 WILL BE GREAT, IF YOU'RE A SMART MAN 1. Obesity Continues Expanding.

A lot of people stopped working out in March and will never get into shape again. In the future, anyone with a moderately good physique will stand out.

HOW TO EXAPND YOUR WORDVIEW THREAD

Like it or not, most people live in an echo chamber. As such, they tend to develop one-dimensional thinking over time. If you live someplace where everyone is fat, it's likely you'll end up fat as well. Or, at the very least, your attempts to get into shape will be met with HUGE resistance.

To crib a buzzword, your surroundings often become "The New Normal."

Here's how you shake things up:

If mobsters held you at gunpoint and threatened to shoot you in the head unless you doubled your money within the next hour, here's what you'd do. Go to the nearest baccarat table, put it all on "Banker," and hope the slight statistical advantage works in your favor.

LEVERAGE THREAD

Warning, not for 99% of readers or the faint of heart.

If you like risk and are comfortable with the possibility of getting financially destroyed, read on.

Also, everything here is entertainment only. Consumer debt is for idiots.

I have relatives who take out car loans so they can show off to their fellow non-executive coworkers at the job they'll be stuck in forever.

Peak stupidity.

What's the easiest way to increase your standard of living while LOWERING your expenses?

Geoarbitrage.

Quick thread explaining why. Geoarbitrage is the art of making money in a high income area while living somewhere cheap.

Most people already do this (living in a suburb while working downtown). But you can supercharge your returns by moving to a large foreign city.