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Your greatest asset is time. Your second greatest is your energy.
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threedolar 10 months ago
Gold scales on the ATH again. Reflecting distrust at Fiat money. A lot of public banks go to the gold. While the private sector goes to the bitcoin. The next chapters will be interesting 🧐 #gold #inflation #money image
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threedolar 10 months ago
I trust so much at nostr that our entire business model has two foundations: *1 - Website *2 - Our profile here I think that regular people came up from the site and I can encourage them to just “see” how the nostr works and stay for the rest. #goal #longterm
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threedolar 10 months ago
Hi guys and good morning. Writing this for Brazil and I really hope you joined the movement. I wrote some articles for the Brazilian investors too. Yesterday I wrote something about BTG Pactual (BPAC11) and if you want to know more access this: We put a lot of languages at website. To be readable for anyone that like of this type of content. 💰🍾 #nostr #brazil #stocks image
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threedolar 11 months ago
IFIX and the FII problem Like every beginner on the Bovespa. At first, I believed that I had to diversify a lot to protect myself. I diversified so much that I even protected myself from the "risk" of winning. I wrote an article here: explaining why I don't like dividends. But, this is with the mentality and experience of 12 years of investing. One thing that I still hear a lot about and many beginners ask me about is real estate funds. I've had them and I don't like them. I could talk about this for hours on end, showing data and arguments. But, in short, it's like this. The ROI (Return of Investment) in FII's is very time-consuming. There are companies on the stock exchange that you can get ROI in 3 years. Whereas there are FIIs that take at least 10 years. This is mainly due to the distribution of dividends that in Brazil the vast majority is monthly. The REITS in the USA are more solid and safer than FII. In short, between investing in FII x Physical properties. Physical properties usually give you more return. But, thinking about buying, renovating and selling. Renting is something that I believe is good when you have a portfolio of properties. Just like fii. The difference is that in Brazil (and, in some places in the world) to escape inflation. People buy properties to gain appreciation over time. Cities develop and grow. Valuing the properties as a consequence. One day this will cease, as we have the advent of other digital investments that are scalable and require less energy and time dedicated (Bitcoin, for example). To summarize this opera. I will leave the graph of the IFIX, which is the index that measures the overall performance of real estate funds. It serves as a compass for the investor. The index started in 12 years and has an accumulated return of 97.53% in 13 years. I don't know about you, but I would be upset to see an investment produce +8.1% p.a. What's your opinion about? image
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threedolar 11 months ago
Solana SOL With two rollbacks on the network (2020 and 2021), those who expect a new "pull" in price shouldn't expect too much. What is your opinion about this? #bitcoin #solana #shitcoin image
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threedolar 11 months ago
In 2017, I worked at an investment office and I left it behind a long time ago. However, I learned a concept there called mean reversion. In finance, it means that the price of an asset tends to return to its historical average price or an average value. Later, I met and studied with a Brazilian world champion in Forex. There he showed me the concepts of a book, which I even recommended in this article I wrote: The book is number 8 on the list. I used this strategy combined with momentum and it worked out very well. With all the speculation about Deepseak and the drop in price. I see that Nvidia (NVDA) presents this opportunity to earn some good dollars by applying the principles of the two concepts. What do you guys think? Does anyone have any short-term investment ideas in NVDA? #nvdia #nvda #stocks image
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threedolar 11 months ago
Bitcoin: My Rollercoaster Ride to Riches Hey everyone, I want to share my Bitcoin story with you all, and how I got into it. The Beginning I first encountered Bitcoin in 2013. I was working at a restaurant, and a friend was playing these online games that earned you virtual coins. One day, he won a bunch of satoshis and was super excited to show me. That was the first time I'd ever seen a virtual currency that people actually used to make transactions. We decided to do some research and started investing. We bought Bitcoin mining contracts from various sites (all of which turned out to be scams and Ponzi schemes). Luckily, we got in early enough that we made decent returns and didn't lose any money. We also started accumulating Bitcoin in a Xapo wallet. At the time, you could use a credit card with a Bitcoin balance. It was amazing, and we were hooked. The Middle From 2013 to 2017, we witnessed massive adoption and evolution of Bitcoin. Things were heating up, and everyone was talking about it. I was already using my Bitcoin balance to pay for groceries, Ubers, and restaurant bills. Just to give you some context, we bought our Bitcoins when they were between $50 and $100 each. To give you an idea, I ended up with 13 Bitcoins. I had investments in the Brazilian stock market (80%) and Bitcoin (20%). I didn't have a single penny in savings. So, I even turned down friends who asked to borrow money. I bought a trip to Europe at the time, which is why I accumulated 13 Bitcoins. Once I arrived in Europe, my Bitcoins skyrocketed to $1,000 each. I'd spend money during the day, use my card, and the next day the balance would be the same or higher. Unreal! The End After returning from my trip to Europe, I started working at an investment firm. People there barely knew what Bitcoin was. They were surprised when I told them my story. That year (2017), Bitcoin went up a lot, and I decided to sell a good chunk because I thought something was fishy. I had made a lot of money, guys. Appreciation, mining, and some staking I did. Then in 2018, it was total madness. It was A LOT of money, and I sold off my entire position. I don't regret it; there was no way to predict what would happen back then. Looking back now, it's easy to say what I should have done. But for a guy who came from a humble background and had never even been on a plane, it was an opportunity to explore the world and broaden my horizons. Regrets? None whatsoever, I'd do it all again. The only thing I'd change is that I would have stopped and studied more. If I had, I would have held onto at least 0.5 Bitcoin. Between 2018 and 2019, there was a sharp drop. Between 2019 and 2020, there was another price surge. I saw a lot of scams, Ponzi schemes, and people cheating and becoming millionaires. I went back to studying and have been back in the game for a few years now. But, with a different mindset and well-defined strategies this time around. I read this article here and really liked it: ( If advice were good, I'd sell it. But, I'll give you one for free. Don't wait for the end of the world, folks. With each halving and bull cycle, take some profits. Travel, pay for your education, improve your health, invest in good relationships, invest in yourself, buy stocks when they're down, buy undervalued real estate, and even buy dollars. We don't know when the dollar and fiat currencies will collapse. And, we all have a moment. The NOW. Using strategies like DCA, Meyer Multiples, Trends, and CNBC News, and having a clear understanding of the fundamentals, you can definitely become very prosperous with Bitcoins. That's my take on it, feel free to comment and share your experience too. #bitcoin #history #nostr
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threedolar 11 months ago
How to 10x your money - Michael Saylor Buy something that: 1. Everyone in the world needs. 2. Nobody in the world can stop. 3. Almost nobody understands. 10 years ago it was Amazon/Apple Today, it’s #Bitcoin Tomorrow, it’s #Nostr
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threedolar 11 months ago
Always invest in yourself, your family and your business. After a long time searching. Today I bought a bed by 50% discount. I did my research and test a lot. Sleep well must be a priority. Our well-being lead us to produce better and made something meaningful for the World. #changes
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threedolar 11 months ago
Is Homeownership Really Worth It? We often dream of owning a home, a place to call our own. But is the traditional path of a 30-year mortgage truly the best option? The story of Ford City, a planned city built by Henry Ford to house his workers, highlights the trade-offs between stability and freedom. While providing housing and community, it also limited individual autonomy. Historically, humans have been nomadic. The Bible and Yuval Harari's "Sapiens" remind us of our migratory past. This inherent need for movement clashes with the modern concept of settling down with a long-term mortgage. Banks capitalize on our desire for stability, offering mortgages that can be financially draining. While homeownership can be a worthwhile goal, it's crucial to consider the timing and financial implications. Ultimately, the decision to buy a home is a personal one. It's essential to weigh the benefits against the costs, and to be mindful of the potential sacrifices involved. Perhaps the key is to find a balance between the security of a home and the freedom to explore and adapt to a changing world. #realestate #house #ford image
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threedolar 11 months ago
> The Bitcoin community is growing and making everyday use easier! 🚀 > Say goodbye to KYC and explore: > ✅ Gift cards for everything you need (Bitrefill) > ✅ P2P exchanges to trade safely (Bisq, Hodl Hodl) > ✅ Crypto debit cards to use anywhere (do your research!) > Share your tips in the comments! 👇 #Bitcoin #Community #Adoption #Crypto
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threedolar 11 months ago
AAPL - Good night everyone, this week I remembered one of my past jobs. A guy came from the USA and we became friends. He lent me his iPod for 2 days and I freaked out at the time! I spent the next 3 months saving money to buy my own. Yes, my friends. This is the effect of Apple products on us. Loved by some and hated by others. I did an analysis about it: *1 -Its price-to-book remains high at 60.05. Which shows that it is well "Over"... *2 - With a profit margin of 23%, the company continues with good numbers (Even being worth trillions) *3 -Speaking of trillions. It is now worth $3.46T (A lot of money!!!) *4 -Laughing in the face of the competition with $110B of free cash flow. It has the power to reinvent itself or overcome crises. My vote for the company. 9.5/10. The company is a crown jewel. Those 3 crazy guys never imagined the size of the footprint they would make in the world when they started that company in the garage. image
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threedolar 11 months ago
AMZN: More Than Just an Online Store Amazon, the world's largest retailer, boasts a trillion-dollar market value. Starting with online book sales in the 2000s, founder Jeff Bezos created a company that now encompasses e-commerce, cloud computing (AWS), subscription services (Prime), and a rapidly growing advertising business. With a price-to-book ratio of 11, Amazon appears undervalued. The company has a robust net income of $30.4 billion, a cash flow of $45 billion, and balanced debt with $201.88 billion in equity. Revenue growth remains strong at 11%. Amazon is a powerful company with a strong foundation. It is well-equipped to navigate challenges and maintain its dominance for years to come. #AMZN image
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threedolar 11 months ago
Investing is a continuous process of learning and adaptation. You will test, make mistakes, succeed, and, little by little, find what works best for you. The important thing is to start as soon as possible, even if it's with a small amount. Your financial freedom will thank you! #investment