t. daily demoralization thread

- OP doesnt have a million
- If OP had a million he wouldnt give it away

I could straight up retire on a million right not
not my fault you dumbasses have no idea what to do with money

anyone reading this think a million is nothing?
go ahead and give that nothing to me.
ill post my fuckin address, even.

thats right
because its a lot of fucking money

>>60519197 (OP)
It's worth like $300k in pre covid money, not literally nothing but still not a lot.

Just make sure to report these stupid bait threads,
1m is A LOT
OP IS A FAG and would never give such ammount to anyone

>>60519321
>It's worth like $300k in pre covid money
How did you come up with that number?

>>60519205
>I could straight up retire on a million right not
Same. Wouldn't even need to invest shit, just lock it up and that's still with the dollar being weaker than the euro so I'd have less than a million.

>>60519197 (OP)
yet only 1% of Americans have it
>60519366
see above

>>60519357
Its not that much, literally anyone can achieve it if you're disciplined and invest smartly, no gambling or shitcoins needed. But no one's just going to give you a million, you have to earn it.

>>60519380
18% of American households are millionaires
>>60519366
You can do whatever you want with inflation math by indexing to some random commodity, using some retarded methodology like ShadowStats, or just simple lying.

>>60519401
1% excluding homes, homes dont count. Only 1% of Americans have 1M

>>60519380
Over 10% of the US population are millionaires now.
Literally all non-retards are millionaires in the US.
1% is worldwide if you include africa, india etc.

>>60519420
Home equity can be exchanged for goods and services.

>>60519392
> But no one's just going to give you a million, you have to earn it.
Yeah, earn your way into 1%. kek. a million isnt much but only 1% of Americans actually have it.

>>60519421
It is 10% INCLUDING a home. It is 1% excluding it.

>>60519427
So what, the point here is 1M. It is 10% including a home, 1% excluding it. Also, at the end of the the day, 90% of Americans are not living in 1M + home. Most people dont have 1M

>>60519437
>Most people dont have 1M [excluding home equity]
Correct. The 2023 SCF data puts it at only 12.5% of households having a net worth >$1m after excluding equity from the primary residence.

>>60519470
Ty. So many idiots itt and general. And the American median household income is only 110k.

Nearly 22 million people in the U.S.—roughly one in 15 Americans—had wealth upwards of $1 million last year, according to UBS' 2024 global wealth report. While that's down from 22.7 million in 2022, the U.S. was still home to 38% of all millionaires in the world

>have $1m
>7 figures
>spend $1
>6 figures
$1m is $1 dollar away from 6 figures but $9m away from 8 figures.

>>60519197 (OP)
Kys

>>60519564
kek
>>60519610
kys

>>60519197 (OP)
I would do terrible things for 1 million
hire me @FBI @CIA @NSA @Nintendo @Sony

>>60519834
kek people would do anything for 1m. love it when the brokies struggle and gnash their teeth

serious question how do you go about allocating 1 million dollars or shit even 2 million. I mean sure you put it in stocks, roth and btc. I mean I would put some in the bank but fdic only covers only 250k, how do rich people do it? I feel the goal is to become a rich neet but how do we make sure it generates wealth for generations to come or be a launch pad to never work again.

1 million dollars is 1 million dollars

>>60521053
3 dollars 100 years ago could buy you a suit nw not even a tie. 3 dollars of gold 100 years ago would still buy you a suit still. kek, fiat bull cuck

Stop making these threads you fucking spastic

>>60519392
>10% a day
s u b a r a s h i i i i i i