In my mid 20s I read a book called The Intelligent Investor. It was written in 1949, so the strategy has been more or less figured out for the entire life of everyone reading this post. By investing in innovative but already established tech companies as well as diversified ETFs in growing industries, I was able to turn my minimum wage pay into a 6 figure nest egg. I only wish I had read the book earlier and had a better job that I could invest more money. I have already started accounts for future children, so that my children will not suffer this fate. Now I just have to get sum bitches on my dick.
>innovative btu already establishedSo I should go all in MU even though I sold almost a year ago, and AMD, to ide them to a 2-3x? Or go in their LETF that are already up 20x
