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If you had a paltry $210,000 in your account invested in the S&P 500 in 2009 and contributed just $500/month since then to now you would now have a MILLION dollars.
The market has essentially tripled in the last 10 years... most people should at least be half-millionaires if not outright millionaires by now.
It seem like every average Joe could've done this. Why aren't you one of them??
My favorite ditty about that
When you have slain the dragon
The village in fact does not turn out to cheer
And the beautiful princess does not in fact fall in love with you
Only silence
My favorite ditty about that
When you have slain the dragon
The village in fact does not turn out to cheer
And the beautiful princess does not in fact fall in love with you
Only silence
Do you mind expanding on this; I do not get it at all.
If you had a paltry $210,000 in your account invested in the S&P 500 in 2009 and contributed just $500/month since then to now you would now have a MILLION dollars.
The market has essentially tripled in the last 10 years... most people should at least be half-millionaires if not outright millionaires by now.
It seem like every average Joe could've done this. Why aren't you one of them??
If you had a paltry $210,000 in your account invested in the S&P 500 in 2009 and contributed just $500/month since then to now you would now have a MILLION dollars.
The market has essentially tripled in the last 10 years... most people should at least be half-millionaires if not outright millionaires by now.
It seem like every average Joe could've done this. Why aren't you one of them??
I was a senior in high school in 2009 and i havent had the time to become a millionaire through the stock market although i do have a lot in the stock market and i contribute every month.
If you had a paltry $210,000 in your account invested in the S&P 500 in 2009 and contributed just $500/month since then to now you would now have a MILLION dollars.
The market has essentially tripled in the last 10 years... most people should at least be half-millionaires if not outright millionaires by now.
It seem like every average Joe could've done this. Why aren't you one of them??
Well, most "average Joes" I know don't have that paltry $210,000 available to plant and let ride in stocks.
Most "average Joes" don't have an extra $500 available to contribute every month on top of it either.
So sorry us "average Joes" don't live up to your lofty expectations.
If you had a paltry $210,000 in your account invested in the S&P 500 in 2009 and contributed just $500/month since then to now you would now have a MILLION dollars.
The market has essentially tripled in the last 10 years... most people should at least be half-millionaires if not outright millionaires by now.
It seem like every average Joe could've done this. Why aren't you one of them??
Well I am in a place where you are more likely to triple your money through real estate than the stock market.
Perhaps I have.
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