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Emergency fund is definitely a good idea.Roughly calculating I'll have around 13k remaining, not accounting for work during that time, and only living with necessities, so no vacation or anything bigger.
I don't think that's enough to justify putting a relevant chunk of it into anything, especially should an emergency arrive.
I'll aim to make 600-800 a month depending on how difficult the degree will be. Everything above that I could put into something. As some sort of bonus.
Thank you for your help, brother.Emergency fund is definitely a good idea.
If you calculate you'll have $13k remaining after school, then you could factor in your emergency fund and then invest the rest into VOO or something.
Dollar cost averaging $100 a month into VOO, especially if you'll be working during school is not the worst idea. $100 a month isn't a huge amount and it sounds like you have most of your expenses covered already
if nvda doesn’t deliver we’re fucked.
Sell me on OKLO? I see anything with Bankman Freid and I get wary
Free money government ties. Chris Wright who is Trump’s Energy Secretary stepped down from Oklo’s board of directors. They’ve also already signed a contact with the Department of Energy this week to collaborate on more nuclear reactors.Sell me on OKLO? I see anything with Bankman Freid and I get wary
Sell me on OKLO? I see anything with Bankman Freid and I get wary
good luck your not going to find it on the farms roflIf I wanted good advice I’d go read bogleheads or some shit. I want the advice that makes wallstreetbets look rational!
If you wanted that, I would just say put your entire portfolio into OKLO $50 calls that expire on Friday.If I wanted good advice I’d go read bogleheads or some shit. I want the advice that makes wallstreetbets look rational!
Boglehead philosophy is real solid. I do that with most of my portfolio. It has made me a ton of money. The people panicking are stupid, though. The whole point of bonds is that if/when the market craps, then when you re-balance you're buying those stocks cheaper by moving some bond money into stocks.Speaking of lols the bogleheads are in the midst of “oh shit a downturn of 1% I better ignore the whole principle and panic” along with variations of “I have 83 billion dollars, can I afford the Costco chicken?”
It sounds like last year was a good time to buy. Today, who knows?doubled their price over the last year. Is now a good time to buy?