What's the best career advice you've ever gotten? I’ll go first:1wk ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Fish skin can be grafted onto burns. It recruits the body's own cells and is converted into living tissue over time3yr ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Banks will no longer be able to profit by confusing customers with hidden fees6mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
A young, ambitious Cathie Wood. She would later go on to bankrupt thousands of people.11mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/wallstreetbets
TV show Curb Your Enthusiasm saved a man from the Death Penalty3yr ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/Damnthatsinteresting
The US now has more imports from Mexico than China, for the first time in a decade8mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Americans need $1.3 Million to retire comfortably and most don't have enough saved. The average savings is $90,000:11mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/wallstreetbets
Down from $2 million to $1 million, in a few months (Tampa, Florida)8mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
$2.69 Trillion was wiped out of the Stock Market on this day, 4 years ago.1mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
China's President Xi told President Biden that China intends to take control of Taiwan. Will this end in war?4mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Apple’s first investor was Mike Markkula. For 1/3 of Apple he invested $250,000. 1/3 of Apple is now worth $1 Trillion.5mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
1955 Housing Advertisement for Miami, Florida ($84,000 if adjusted for inflation):8mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
The US is building 460,000+ new apartments in 2023 — the highest on record8mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
North Korea provided Russia with missiles that hit Ukraine, White House says4mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
BREAKING: Nancy Pelosi has purchased up to $5 million of Nvidia $NVDA call options. This is her largest purchase in the last 3 years. The call options have a strike price of $120 that expires in December 2024.4mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
The odds of an IRS tax audit are under 1% if you make between $1 and $500,0008mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Don't forget to report illegal activities and stolen property on your taxes3wk ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Michael Burry just shorted the market with $1.6B Bought — This now makes up 93% of his entire portfolio9mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
For the first time ever, the US is now spending more on interest payments for its debt than on national defense — The US national debt is also growing faster than the economy, which means that the government is spending more money than it is taking in.7mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Retail theft is becoming a $100 Billion problem — $100,000,000,000.9mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
We now have the most inverted yield curve in history (The 3-Month Treasury yield is now 1.61% higher than the 10-Year Treasury yield)1yr ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/wallstreetbets
People are paying 3x the price for empty lots in Florida and Texas8mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
The average rent was $308 in 1980 and now is $1,837 in 2023 — How much will it be in 2030?8mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
A retirement ad from 30 years ago. How much will these things cost in another 30 years?3wk ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
$700 billion increase in US National Debt since the debt ceiling was suspended 3 weeks ago:11mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/wallstreetbets
The number of real estate agents in the US is near an all-time high — There are more realtors than homes for sale8mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
JUST IN: The IRS has announced higher tax brackets for 2024 — Raising income thresholds on tax brackets by 5.4%:6mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Some tech stocks are down 75 to 90%, but the Dow isn’t even down 15% yet2yr ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/StockMarket
The 10 cheapest and 10 most expensive states to retire — Which would you move to?8mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
If you invested $100 into Trump's Truth Social $DJT last month, you’d have $34 today.3wk ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Mortgage rates have hit a 23-year high. The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate is now 8.1% People with mortgages under 3%, how are you feeling?7mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
$15.7 Billion per month will be removed from the economy as student loan payments resume in October11mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/economy
$15.7 Billion per month will be removed from the economy as student loan payments resume in October (taking away from discretionary spending11mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/wallstreetbets
The average cost of a family's annual health insurance has increased to $21,000 from $6,000 in 2000. This is an increase of 260% (That's 6% per year, more than double the rate of inflation)7mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
The stock market has lost $1 Trillion this week. What are you buying on the dip?8mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
New apartment construction is on track to top a 50-year high — with nearly 461,000 units expected to be built across the U.S. this year. Here are the cities with the most new units:8mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Percent of residents paying over $1,000 per month for their car — Do you pay more or less?9mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Buying a home is now 52% more expensive than renting — the highest on record:5mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
The S&P 500 is up 25% this year. Long term investing transfers wealth to the patient from the impatient. Have patience and a long-term mindset when it comes to investing.4mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
The number of young adults living with their parents has reached record highs, not seen since the Great Depression in the 1940s — Nearly half of young adults ages 18-29 in the U.S. now live with their parents, per Morgan Stanley. What can be done to fix this?8mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Warren Buffett’s show had 26 episodes, which aired from 2010 to 2018. Warren Buffet even voiced his own character! This is free on Youtube!2yr ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/StockMarket
Only 20 Stocks have driven the S&P 500's gains this year (and they are mostly AI-related stocks):1yr ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/wallstreetbets
The 3 bank failures since March held more assets than all the banks that failed during the 2008 financial crisis (even after adjusting for i1yr ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/wallstreetbets
Analysts expect S&P 500 companies to have their worst earnings season since 20201yr ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/wallstreetbets
Average Retail Investor is down 27% since November 2021 despite the S&P 500's rally in 20231yr ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/StockMarket
Bought for $150,000 in 2019 — Relisted for $525,000 in 2022 — Still hasn't sold — but now marked down to $389,9008mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Taylor Swift became a self-made Billionaire at 32. Here’s how she did it:3mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Only 7 Stocks Are Powering the S&P 500 (The Myth of the Diversified Portfolio):11mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/wallstreetbets
Almost half of all young adults are now living with their parents— The highest since the 1940s (per Morgan Stanley)7mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Interest rates could be 12% and Realtors would still tell you Now is a Great Time to Buy!4mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/REBubble
The government printed $4 Trillion in stimulus and dropped rates — The result is inflation and higher interest rates. There’s no such thing as “free” money.5mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
The S&P 500 earnings yield (medium risk), corporate bonds (low risk), and (3) treasury bills (no risk) are all offering the same yield, 5.3%11mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/wallstreetbets
The probability of losing money in the S&P 500 $SPY decreases from 46% to 6% by increasing your holding period from 1 day to 10 years:6mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
$1 from the year 1800 is worth $0.04 today due to inflation but it’s worth $2.3 million if left to grow in the Stock Market:9mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
26% of household wealth is held by Americans who are 70 years and older (per the Federal Reserve Board of Governors)7mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
$1.55 Billion is the lottery jackpot for tomorrow’s Mega Millions — the 3rd-largest in history. (Is paying the lotto a waste of money or is $2 okay?)9mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
If you open a Roth IRA at 18 and invest $100/week into an S&P 500 index fund until you're 40, you should have $500,000 tax-free. You'll only spend $100,000 of your own cash and the gains are due to compounding returns. This is the power of time.1mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Cash is now paying a higher yield in interest than the stock market does in earnings:7mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
$15.7 Billion per month will be removed from the economy as student loan payments resume in October (taking away from sectors relying on discretionary spending such as retail, hospitality, and entertainment)11mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/StockMarket
$35,000 is the cost of the average wedding — 4 hours is the length of the average wedding. Would you spend more or less?9mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
If your boss looks like this, your company will survive the recession:11mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/StockMarket
Renting is now cheaper than buying (with a 10% down payment on the average US home):7mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Here we go again! (Socialist economists like Krugman don’t understand the power of innovation and expanding consumer choices)11mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/wallstreetbets
For the first time, (1) the S&P 500 earnings yield (medium risk), (2) corporate bonds (low risk), and (3) treasury bills (no risk) are all offering the same yield, 5.3% This means that investors are not being compensated for taking on any risk. Which would you rather own?11mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/StockMarket
The Government: “If you lose money investing, sorry that's your loss. If you make money investing, thanks we’ll share the profits.”2mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Sold in May 2023 for $532,000, then flipped and relisted for $949,000 in Raleigh, NC:6mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
