as of Oct 29, 2020
Want an account with checks and a debit card and makes 20% annually. Here’s how I do it. Note: investing in Stocks is risky. Do this with money you can afford to lose to avoid undo stress and hardship.
If you are able to save money you should know about this. I have an account that has made 20% yearly or more for the past 10 years, as of 2020. The internet has made buying and selling stocks as easy as making a phone call. The hardest part is deciding what stock to buy. My annual 20% comes from an ETF Stock call Nasdaq Index. It is comprised of great tech stocks like Amazon, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, and 46 more. The stock symbol is QQQ. What I did was just open an account with https://www.tdameritrade.com . It can be tricky but the site walks you thru the pre-tax and after tax options, etc. You need some patience. My money was all after tax money which made it easier. Again fluff money, however this fluff money allowed me to retire 10 years early. I wish you the same luck. I preferred 10 years of no boss to other things like hot cars, boats or planes. As you can see I working on other forms of income doing things I enjoy like helping others.
OK, back to investing… Compare 20% yearly to Webster Bank Savings account that offers no more than 0.55% with a 10,000 dollar balance. Even a NO RISK account with https://www.tdameritrade.com offers more than 1.00% on no minimal balance. Its a checking account with checks and a debt card. I said 20% yearly though, that requires buying stocks that have a risk. Like I said QQQ has gone from
$49 a share on Oct 8, 2010
$276 a share on Oct 29, 2020.
That’s better then 20% APY (yearly). Click graph to the right to enlarge and see this 10 year growth period. I writing this on Oct 29, 2020 I am looking at the last ten years from the day I wrote this.
Click here to see how QQQ stock is doing today. It goes up and down up to 15% or even more in a day. So watching it daily can be stressful. I don’t stress because I have so much so far.
A friend bought $500 worth in 2010 and now they have $2,760 in 2020. 10 years later. That’s $2,260 profit. That’s a 550% ROI (return on investment)
Did she thank me, NO! She is mad that I did not tell her to invest more. I thought she only had $500 fluff money. Be care, there is always a risk. And don’t get mad at me, do the research yourself.
This information is not for the “victim” type. Its for those responsible for their own future. P.S. My friend is not the victim type, she laughed her frustration off quickly.
Above shows the value of QQQ go from $50 to $276 in just 10 years.
This account has checks and a Debt card. Stocks usually sell with the 24 hours. So write a check, hand it to the person with your dream item….in others words get your dream item. Sell stock to cover the check balance and the checks clears. Your money is never tied up in the Stock Market if it is After Tax and invest this way.
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