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My best investment was my first home. Bought it first year in college and had 2 roommates that paid the entire mortgage plus utilities in their rent. Sold it 4 years later for 150% profit
Buying broad index funds with money saved from allowances. I started when I was 18 never stopped, it was a small amount but I learnt a lot. 25+ years down the line we are multi millionaire coming from a family of 4 lived in a tiny 1 bedroom house that’s all my parents could afford.
Micron. Just really held and forgot about it. Now it’s more than 15% of my portfolio
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My best investments have been Total US Stock Market and Total International Stock Market.
I've made a lot of money with them, and it took no skill or effort.
Apple. Bought at below $15 blended cost (adjusted for splits) with every dollar of my savings and student loan money I could muster up in undergrad, kept buying and just held. Never selling that portion of my portfolio unless emergencies.
I strongly agree with this perspective. Often, investment success is not solely the result of selecting the right assets, but rather the ability to stick to one's convictions amidst market volatility and emotional distractions.
Personally, I believe that the most successful investments are rarely achieved by attempting to forecast the market; instead, they stem from the patience to wait for the market to recognize the inherent value of an asset. Technical skills can help us identify opportunities, conviction gives us the courage to hold our positions, but it is perseverance that ultimately determines whether we are able to truly reap the rewards of long-term investing.
I strongly agree with this perspective. Often, investment success is not solely the result of selecting the right assets, but rather the ability to stick to one's convictions amidst market volatility and emotional distractions.
Personally, I believe that the most successful investments are rarely achieved by attempting to forecast the market; instead, they stem from the patience to wait for the market to recognize the inherent value of an asset. Technical skills can help us identify opportunities, conviction gives us the courage to hold our positions, but it is perseverance that ultimately determines whether we are able to truly reap the rewards of long-term investing.
My greatest achievement is the first pot of gold I earned in my life. At that time, I started a business with my friends and earned my first million in 3
For me, the answer leans more towards conviction and discipline. Over the past few years of holding BTC and ETH, the market has experienced both bull market euphoria and significant corrections. What truly determines ultimate returns is often not the timing of entry, but rather the ability to adhere to one's investment logic amidst volatility and panic
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