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It's been a long time since I posted my last update. Been busy this week and this coming weeks because we have to complete the requirements before the Christmas vacation. And yeah, finally we can take a rest during Christmas. Anyway, I decided to reset my finances and investment and found out that I'm so fucked up. All of the coins that I am holding were shitcoins and they are almost -100% down. In total, I'm already holding 3 coins that I am hoping to pump in. Two of them is risky though. Maybe I should wait for 2 years to pump those two while the last one has a good community. Just realized that I'm poor hahahaha. In 2023, I want to be more wiser than the last two years of my exposure from crypto and blogging. I want to think like a real investor. I hope I can do that, still young and need to build my foundation for financial freedom.
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Kasama ba sa down si Hive mo 😭
Hindi po hehe. I consider it as my long term investment, not much worried since it has a good community (hopefully).
Same! I am quite busy that I do not find time to check on what's going on my crypto earning. Lately I have been keen on the market especially on buying Hive.
I'm also focusing on Hive right now😅
the best way to get rich (wealthy) is slowly, let time work it’s magic. But for a young person that is too boring
here is a reading list to increase your financial knowledge, it was included in a booklet I was sent as part of subscribing to the Gowdie Letters. The idea being while one was paying down debt and saving some capital. You increase your financial literacy. Ones with ticks I have read. The library didn’t have the others. READING LIST FOR YOUNG MILLENNIALS 1. Thomas Stanley and William Danko’s The Millionaire Next Door ✔️ 2. Jack Bogle’s Common Sense on Mutual Funds ✔️ 3. Edward Chancellor Devil Take the Hindmost 4. Benjamin Roth The Great Depression: A Diary 5. Jason Zweig Your Money and Your Brain 6. Allan Roth How a Second Grader Beats Wall Street ✔️ 7. Rick Ferri All About Asset Allocation ordered 13 May - [ ]
Thanks! Taking into consideration to read this.