He literally explained how to create wealth in 20s.

Most people wait for a "windfall" to start, but that is a failure of stewardship. If you can't manage $25, you’ll never manage $25,000. You don't need a lot of money to start; you need a lot of discipline.

Hmmm, you have no money! How does someone with no money start investing money? Maybe getting a job is the first thing. Then invest.

"Start adding 100$ ..." From where ?

This sounds like an advertisement.

This is a trap. This guy probably started his career in the early 80s, totally missed stagflation, then lived through the stock market expansion and real estate boom. If you’re 20 today and your retirement plan doesn’t even mention AI, you’re not gonna make it.

Bro explains how to get rich by the time I’m 70 years old who in the world cares to be rich when ur old

Didn't know about these things in my 20s, so it's good to pass them on so someone else can benefit.

if a boomer tells you how to make money in our modern economy without even mentioning AI once , expect to fail

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How would you invest if you “ started with no money “ 😄🤦🏿

Step 1) read some books from the top left Step 2) choose your ETFs Step 3) ‘patience + persistence = payback’. Patience measured in decades, not years Step 4) Enjoy the fruits of delayed gratification (for buying more income-generating assets)

He explained how to start in 20s…., 25/ month doesn’t create welth. Yes, you’ll have something when you turn 65 but you’ll still not be wealthy.

Index Funds are really only profitable with large amounts of capital, & long waiting periods before the investment you can have much better returns on low cap ETFs, and they are readily available to lower income individuals, you can even invest in them on cash app Funded Prop Firms are another way to scale capital with a low initial investment Most Prop Firms charge around $70-$100 for evaluation accounts More risk involved there than casual investment, but when managed correctly can be a million times more profitable with risk management than just adding $20 here and there to NAS or the S&P

Acorns is underrated

Explain now the fact that it is snowing and he is wearing sunglasses

Tip 1 got me to retirement early, unsure of the other 2 tips.

Great start, for sure! Simple and effective

Well yeah was a great buy in your life you will lose your ass in the next year if you follow this, the American stock market is one giant Ponzi scheme at this point

“How to create wealth in your 20s with no money” - InVEst A huNDRed DOLlars 🥴

@grok lay it all out in pointers

I really wanted option but it doesn't support in my country 😕 😪

Just invest 50-100$ each month, but we started this story “if i was starting with no money”….. ok got it

@grok what are index funds

the principles are simple. the tools you use to move it should be too.

@grok who is this man? Does he have a youtube channel? Where does he post his video?

@Wealth_Pill Earn your first $100K asap. Hustle 5 jobs, work overtime, rent with housemates, whatever it takes to get that number.

He was a shady club owner here in Toledo. He came from money. His mother ran clubs and bars, his whole life he was born into cash then he created silly bands on a whim & became a multimillionaire !

The secret isn't a windfall—it's focus. Most people scatter their energy (and money). The ones who win? They lock in early, stay consistent, and let time + compounding do the heavy lifting. If you can't focus on saving/investing $25 now, you won't focus when it's $25k later. #JustFocus Start small. Win big. → @JustFocusUp

Who is this genius opening up a TD Ameritrade account now? 😂

@grok what are the list of apps he mentioned

Bro looks like Jeffrey Epstein with glasses

Put as much as possible in IBRX…20X your money in less than 36 months. DRTS is another no brainer!!!

Fundrise account? @grok what is that? The 2nd one that he talks about related to real estate

I use to work for Acorns