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Topic	Is anyone here investing in Tesla
Nanis23 02/06/20 2:24:53 PM #37:	UltimaterializerX posted... When a republican is in office, invest in defense stocks. Boeing, Lockheed Martin, et al. They're a bunch of neocon chickenhawk cowards. When a democrat is in office, invest in gold and silver. I knew Obama would be Jimmy Carter 2.0, and what do you know: https://www.macrotrends.net/1333/historical-gold-prices-100-year-chart Interesting Trump is indeed fantastic for the stock market. 2019 was such a godly year. I dread the day he lose the next election and we won't get such a good stock market again But yeah, Gold tend to rise when the stock market crash, so there is another way to make money Regarding Boeing -they are kind of a risky investment because of the Max 737 problems. I am sure that if they will fix all of it's problems the stock will soar, but right now it's too risky in my eyes (yes, more risky than Tesla) Didn't hear about Lockheed Martin but holy hell that looks super good. Will research more on it UltimaterializerX posted... By the way if your question is "how to get rich while currently middle class", the best answer is to avoid college (or just go to trade school) and start your own business in something not stupid. Dog walkers are making a killing, but the big one is anything involved with building or fixing houses. Every single guy I know that's into flooring, drywalling, roofing, construction, etc etc makes 7 figures per year. @Corrik7 is a foreman, I think. He can vouch for how good construction is. It's always funny when some millennial douchebag tries looking down at one of my manual labor buddies with their 40k/year job and 100k student loan debt. It's like bro, they make 7 figures and have no debt. Who is the dumb one? Oh, yeah. I have a friend living on the US and he has a company of carpet cleaning and another of house fixing The prices people there are willing to pay to fix their problems is crazy $300 to dry a carpet after a water damage? jesus christ seriously just buy a new carpet or let it dry yourself ffs The house fixing prices are even more ridiculous. $3000 for one-two hours work. And it's not a scam or something, they are willingly paying and even sometimes leave a tip --- wololo <cite>Nanis23 posted [p:934019317] in Is anyone ... [t:78382364]...</cite> <quote>UltimaterializerX posted... </cite> <quote>When a republican is in office, invest in defense stocks. Boeing, Lockheed Martin, et al. They're a bunch of neocon chickenhawk cowards. When a democrat is in office, invest in gold and silver. I knew Obama would be Jimmy Carter 2.0, and what do you know: https://www.macrotrends.net/1333/historical-gold-prices-100-year-chart</quote>Interesting Trump is indeed fantastic for the stock market. 2019 was such a godly year. I dread the day he lose the next election and we won't get such a good stock market again But yeah, Gold tend to rise when the stock market crash, so there is another way to make money Regarding Boeing -they are kind of a risky investment because of the Max 737 problems. I am sure that if they will fix all of it's problems the stock will soar, but right now it's too risky in my eyes (yes, more risky than Tesla) Didn't hear about Lockheed Martin but holy hell that looks super good. Will research more on it UltimaterializerX posted... </cite> <quote>By the way if your question is "how to get rich while currently middle class", the best answer is to avoid college (or just go to trade school) and start your own business in something not stupid. Dog walkers are making a killing, but the big one is anything involved with building or fixing houses. Every single guy I know that's into flooring, drywalling, roofing, construction, etc etc makes 7 figures per year. @Corrik7 is a foreman, I think. He can vouch for how good construction is. It's always funny when some millennial douchebag tries looking down at one of my manual labor buddies with their 40k/year job and 100k student loan debt. It's like bro, they make 7 figures and have no debt. Who is the dumb one?</quote>Oh, yeah. I have a friend living on the US and he has a company of carpet cleaning and another of house fixing The prices people there are willing to pay to fix their problems is crazy $300 to dry a carpet after a water damage? jesus christ seriously just buy a new carpet or let it dry yourself ffs The house fixing prices are even more ridiculous. $3000 for one-two hours work. And it's not a scam or something, they are willingly paying and even sometimes leave a tip --- wololo</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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