Anyone investing heavily this year??

How much money did you lose/gain this past week?


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This was just a matter of time... sales have been flat for quite some time..practically all year...thats y they raised rates in order to turn a profit... tell me hows that working out.. damn stock gonna take a shit in a minute...
 
This was just a matter of time... sales have been flat for quite some time..practically all year...thats y they raised rates in order to turn a profit... tell me hows that working out.. damn stock gonna take a shit in a minute...
These larger companies are being proactive to the predicted recession. Their numbers may be down, but they have the capital to weather the storm. Smaller companies may not be as fortunate.
 
These larger companies are being proactive to the predicted recession. Their numbers may be down, but they have the capital to weather the storm. Smaller companies may not be as fortunate.


Agreed!! Fedex taking a beating but ups not so much growth seems to b on par for what they planned...mostly grocery chains still alive n well... hoes gotta eat too!
 
Today, I am pleased to announce that we’ll be adding savings to the platform with the M1 High-Yield Savings Account. Set to debut in early 2023, this account will be primed to help you earn on every dollar you stash away.

A few things to look forward to:
  • An industry-leading APY (4.50%* for M1 Plus members)
  • FDIC-insured account (up to $250,000)
  • No minimum deposit
  • No minimum balance
:dance:
 
This was just a matter of time... sales have been flat for quite some time..practically all year...thats y they raised rates in order to turn a profit... tell me hows that working out.. damn stock gonna take a shit in a minute...


I don't see Amazon trucks on my street like I used to. At one point it was so bad the truck went door to door. I remember during the pandemic I'd be in my garage and see 5+ trucks in like 30 minutes go by.
 
I don't see Amazon trucks on my street like I used to. At one point it was so bad the truck went door to door. I remember during the pandemic I'd be in my garage and see 5+ trucks in like 30 minutes go by.

I've noticed they have been using third party deliveries, I've even had usps deliver my amazon purchase.
 
WW3 anyone?


I was gone say something about Poland but didn't want to go there.
 
Today, I am pleased to announce that we’ll be adding savings to the platform with the M1 High-Yield Savings Account. Set to debut in early 2023, this account will be primed to help you earn on every dollar you stash away.

A few things to look forward to:
  • An industry-leading APY (4.50%* for M1 Plus members)
  • FDIC-insured account (up to $250,000)
  • No minimum deposit
  • No minimum balance
:dance:

Thanks, I don't think I received an email from them about this.
 
Does anyone know a good percentage rate of your income you should contribute to your 401K (not including what your company puts in).


Up to the company match, then max your IRA then max your 401k.


Just adding to what @Flawless mentioned. Aim for maxing out. For example: 22,500 max contribution limits for a traditional 401k plan in 2023...

22,500 divided by your gross annual salary (ignoring any bonuses because it changes the maths). Should give you the percent you need to contribute in order to max. Obviously, adjust to for your budget and max the IRA.


*EDIT*. Was going to drop an IRS hyperlink but thought the better of it....

Code:
https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/401k-limit-increases-to-22500-for-2023-ira-limit-rises-to-6500
 
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Just adding to what @Flawless mentioned. Aim for maxing out. For example: 22,500 max contribution limits for a traditional 401k plan in 2023...

22,500 divided by your gross annual salary (ignoring any bonuses because it changes the maths). Should give you the percent you need to contribute in order to max. Obviously, adjust to for your budget and max the IRA.
Thanks
 
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