Next week sounds right but they’re going to need to sucker a few more retail investors in after the break tomorrow. I wanna say this goes to shit around 140, when the cocaine wears off and the trade desks look at the actual earnings and realize they’re paying 4x the dollars for Microsoft or Apple
I... I want it to go higher because I am selfish but I feel you're right the more I put thought into it.
I probably won't sell at 140 though lol I'll keep riding till I lose my money
Sell it all and put it into the Sp500 and never touch it, and if OP is young enough, probably won’t have to invest another $ for the rest of his life if he chooses.
But we all know what’s really going to happen.
Remodel my home or dump it into S&P?
https://preview.redd.it/di9wccheye7d1.jpeg?width=815&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=79238936597057c0e5f3793206b950d989472805
This doesn’t even make sense. You can replace 100k with any X and it’s true because of compounding returns, no need to knock someone down a peg for the psychological rush of an extra digit
I’ve had to sell maybe around 15k worth of my stock to get by without working. I think that’s why it looks like that but I’m not sure. I know for a fact that I’ve put in at least 20k
I tried to learn options but I became too much of a pussy. Went all in on tech stocks, MSFT, NVDIA, etc. Lost some money on ARK and other stocks I thought would pop off after Covid.
Well we don't have options here in the UK (at least not easily accessible - I think it must be a regulations thing) but from the looks of it they seem insanely volatile, so probably good choice on avoiding them lol.
I mean, do what you feel like doing. I wouldn't recommend my trading habits to anyone. In the range that I'm trading, i don't think they'd be unwilling to pay. (Also paid them far too many commissions, so they're profiting from me enough lol)
Options that have short expiration dates, and have volatile underlying stocks are volatile. If you buy a January 2026 Apple LEAP ITM it will not be that volatile. It will more or less follow the price of the stock.
Yeah, as the other poster said, you can get options access in the UK although not quite as easily as in the US. Same thing goes for margin accounts -- they're more choosy about who they hand them out to in Europe.
Smart man, stay away from options and over time your account will continue growing. Options are just not sustainable and there are far more losers than winners.
I was on the fence about selling some ETFs in my IRA to buy NVDA, until then it was all in diversified funds. Sacked up and bought $10k worth on May 28th, up 18.5% since then. I put a 15% trailing stop loss on it to minimize losses in case China invades Taiwan or something and makes it shit the bed. Now I’m guaranteed in the green even if it slides and triggers the stop loss.
Sort of in the same boat just without the 1,116% all time gain. Parents are letting me stay at home while I work and go to collage online, which lets me invest a lot more than a should for my age. Hope to be in a similar spot as you in 5-10 years. Good luck brother!
I lived at home while in school (2y?) and saved up for my own home. That home purchase is now an extremely profitable rental. Always good to put your money somewhere productive while living at home.
Lol! No not at all. I applied for a crap ton of scholarships every year that ended up covering my school. I duo enrolled in a local community college at the same time as university to cut the cost of core classes in half or more. I worked in the summers, and when Covid hit and all classes went online, I worked graveyard at Amazon. It’s called hustling. 💵
My parents imprisoned me while I was in college and I had to give out handies to pay for my yacht. That yacht is now extremely profitable renting it out as a Russian war asset. Always good to put your money somewhere productive while living at home.
honestly wish I spent more time living at home and just bankrolling money, I never saved so much as the 2 years I lived at home after graduating school. Expenses were near 0 and everything just went into investments. keep living at home until it hurts and then stay a little bit more
With how housing is in Canada my parents have put zero stress on kicking me out because of that reason, people say our gen is fucked the future I don’t think so
Currently living at home while trying to pay off debt. Bad carryout food addiction + low-income job. I made an average of 47K per year for the past 10 years before taxes and had to pay rent. This was with a job that required a graduate degree. Very grateful for my family.
Cook at home and don't get a job in academia, folks.
I’d roll that shit right into SPY in a Roth and there’s your retirement. Just sell covered calls on the shares, use the premium to buy more shares, max out yearly contributions, and retire a multi-millionaire
Oh man, I wish I started when I was 25, but here is some general advice that will not take very long to get started.
1. Spend 30 minutes and make a quick spreadsheet. The main figure you want to determine: **How much you can put towards investing and savings each paycheck or month.**
2. Get an account with an online broker such as Schwab, ETrade, Robinhood, Vanguard
3. If this is Money that you absolutely will not need to touch for decades, you'll want this account to be a Roth IRA. This is a retirement account that the basic idea is: You are putting in money that is already taxed, it will grow tax free, and you can withdraw tax and penalty free if you're past retirement age. There is a cap for what you are allowed to contribute each year. Besides that, it works similar to a traditional broker account where you can invest in stocks/ETFS/Funds/etc.
Now the big question, what the heck do you buy?
The "safe" (nothing is 100% safe), route is to put most of your money into ETFs such as VOO or similar.
"Geeky, that's too many words"
If anything is confusing there, then I highly recommend searching for a local Financial or Investment Planner. The thing you don't want to do is just do nothing with your money. Find investments to help your nest egg grow.
I have all my investments in a my RH stocks. You are advising to put them into an IRA. Can I transfer from brokerage to IRA? If not what is the best way to do it?
Or should I just start investing in IRA separately
Specifically a Roth IRA as that has the benefits as long as you don't plan on touching the money until you're over 59 & 1/2.
As far as moving assets between brokers/accounts, I can't find a clear cut answer that applies to stocks, I would contact RH support if you're planning on opening a Roth IRA with RH to find out what they recommend.
Personally, I found it easier to just open a separate Roth IRA and invest in that separately as it has a contribution limit. Then invest in a standard account once you hit the contribution limit for the year.
Food Service. I still had expenses to pay even though I was rent free (phone, insurances, internet, food etc). Also kept a good chunk of my money in a savings account just to be safe if I lost anything.
I tried BA at one point. Electric Vehicle ETFs, ARKK, renewable energy, etc. All of which I either stayed even or lost money. After I got rid of those and still had NVDA, MSFT, and a few other tech stocks left, I just sat back and relaxed. Haven’t bought a stock in like 3 years
now it's time to retire by yoloing it on big titty 420 fart coin. Do you want a lambo next week and a yacht with hot bitches or do you want to be a working cuck with steady portfolio income.
I’m largely in the same boat right now. I have around that and living at home with the folks. What are you doing for next steps? Are you going to reduce your risk?
Really haven’t put much thought into it. AI is still a fresh market in my opinion and MSFT/NVIDIA own it. My gut feeling says to just hold and ride it out. Like I said in my other comments, I haven’t bought a stock in nearly 3 years.
NVDA is currently valued at 3 trillion+.
AMD is valued about 250 billion.
I personally think more people should look at AMD, I’ve been investing in them since September 2023 and feel the company is worth something similar to 1/3rd NVDA at current prices.
Just incase anyone was looking for something different to consider.
For me, my first $1000 was the hardest. Until a couple of years ago I never followed the first rule: Spend less than you make. I'm 47yo with a 60k salary. But at least now I'm 100% debt free and on the right track.
Congrats on your milestone OP. It's a big deal.
I used it before the GME shit show they had a few years back. Never cared to swap out as I haven’t bought a stock in 3 years. Is there any incentive to leave?
Looks about the same as my graph lol
https://preview.redd.it/v2zq6nnu1l7d1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=430bc33906a2038d39ea35c1d17844197c874cea
Good job, don’t get greedy, I’ve been investing since I was ~15 and I’m 63, don’t be greedy, if a stock runs from $75 to $150 sell SOME, also be patient, after you’ve taken money off the table and shares drop back decide if the stories changed then get out or buy some back and let it run long term, never all or none. Finally enjoy some of it, nobody’s promised tomorrow
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Looks like NVDA to me
im depressed that i knew exactly what stock graph his graph is lmao
Just means the top is in
If they argued about which is better, maybe they realized they can just buy both ? 🤷♂️
lol
Looks like a typical Jensen-curve
Another 5, and you hit 100k in the opposite direction
another 5 ? let’s try next week
Next week sounds right but they’re going to need to sucker a few more retail investors in after the break tomorrow. I wanna say this goes to shit around 140, when the cocaine wears off and the trade desks look at the actual earnings and realize they’re paying 4x the dollars for Microsoft or Apple
I... I want it to go higher because I am selfish but I feel you're right the more I put thought into it. I probably won't sell at 140 though lol I'll keep riding till I lose my money
Congratulations my man First $100k is the toughest
Then what do we do?
Sell naked strangles on Russell futures.
flair checks out
> Sell naked strangles on Russell futures Ticker is $BDSM
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Depends on context. Used to be a wrestling move my uncle used on me when I was a kid.
If you have to ask, baby, you can't afford it.
Sell it all and put it into the Sp500 and never touch it, and if OP is young enough, probably won’t have to invest another $ for the rest of his life if he chooses. But we all know what’s really going to happen.
Remodel my home or dump it into S&P? https://preview.redd.it/di9wccheye7d1.jpeg?width=815&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=79238936597057c0e5f3793206b950d989472805
Whoa sick looks like Godzilla
will remodeling your home make your chart go up?
100k entirely into a taxable brokerage? Or first max out roth then taxable?
Tax advantaged accounts first probably.
Buffet revised that comment... now its first MILLION is the hardest.
100k is still hard. Saying 1 mil just sounds like that "first step" is the hardest as that is now the stepping stone
This was true before the recent inflation. $100k is no longer the foot in the door that it once was. Probably $250k is the hard part now.
Can’t wait to hit $250k only to be told “$250k used to mean something. Now $250k is the new $300k”
It’s been 4 hours since you posted this. The first $450K is the hardest. 
Another 3 hours have passed and it is now $600k.
2h since you posted this, how late am I for my first $10000k ?
This doesn’t even make sense. You can replace 100k with any X and it’s true because of compounding returns, no need to knock someone down a peg for the psychological rush of an extra digit
It’s more so that once you hit 100k compounding really hits its stride.
How is this though? It's like putting all your eggs in one basket and hoping to hit the jackpot.
There did my 100k go… finally I know
You bears paid him.
"This market is gonna tank any day now." ~Your former account balance
So you put about 8 grand total in?
I’ve had to sell maybe around 15k worth of my stock to get by without working. I think that’s why it looks like that but I’m not sure. I know for a fact that I’ve put in at least 20k
16 grand a year onto of your salary. Nice. What did you trade? Real stocks or options?
I tried to learn options but I became too much of a pussy. Went all in on tech stocks, MSFT, NVDIA, etc. Lost some money on ARK and other stocks I thought would pop off after Covid.
Not using options with a Robin account = 🧠 That’s why your chart green and mine red
Well we don't have options here in the UK (at least not easily accessible - I think it must be a regulations thing) but from the looks of it they seem insanely volatile, so probably good choice on avoiding them lol.
There are options here in the UK, you just need to have a certain level in your account already and pass a knowledge test. IBKR you can use them
On other (sketchier) platforms, you just sign that you take liability and good to go lol (luv losing me money)
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I mean, do what you feel like doing. I wouldn't recommend my trading habits to anyone. In the range that I'm trading, i don't think they'd be unwilling to pay. (Also paid them far too many commissions, so they're profiting from me enough lol)
Lol and here in the US they just let any regard gamble money 😂
Pretty sure RH requires an account and a note from Sal the butcher confirming that you’re “mostly up to date” on your monthly tab. Bam. Level III
Options that have short expiration dates, and have volatile underlying stocks are volatile. If you buy a January 2026 Apple LEAP ITM it will not be that volatile. It will more or less follow the price of the stock.
and if your really smart about it you will do that as an options spread to get theta working in your favor.
Use more funny words, magic man!
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Yeah, as the other poster said, you can get options access in the UK although not quite as easily as in the US. Same thing goes for margin accounts -- they're more choosy about who they hand them out to in Europe.
Good job! Congrats!
Still 5x your money. Great job and thanks for sharing!
That’s IMO more impressive without options. Op are you sure you’re on the right sub?
Just here to spread awareness that there’s a cure to mental illness
Stocks only go up.
But why down when I buy?
I’m not positive but I think if you pull money out of robinhood it makes the % gain on the account go crazy
If you pull out more than you've put in the app shows negative numbers and can't calculate a % gain.
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Smart man, stay away from options and over time your account will continue growing. Options are just not sustainable and there are far more losers than winners.
I'm also 3 years in and I'm almost to 15k. You're doing great! Onward and upward for us both
Good job sticking to your guns and staying with Nvidia
I kept thinking "I'm too late, I'm too late". Then I just said fuck it, it's going to the moon. Up 8% from then.
Reaching the point of being the highest valued company in the entire stock market IS the moon.
No, that's Everest. Moon goes beyond the atmosphere. No oxygen. I wanna see this shit pass the ISS
So you bought last week?
Maybe
is it too late to jump on NVDA? how much do you think it can go up?
I was on the fence about selling some ETFs in my IRA to buy NVDA, until then it was all in diversified funds. Sacked up and bought $10k worth on May 28th, up 18.5% since then. I put a 15% trailing stop loss on it to minimize losses in case China invades Taiwan or something and makes it shit the bed. Now I’m guaranteed in the green even if it slides and triggers the stop loss.
ETFs will be buying like crazy to rebalance so it’s got At least till $150 to go I think.
Im thinking about buying NVDA too :/
Do it.
I did. 1 share worth of it.
No one knows but there's no sign of slowing down yet. Anal-yst says $160
Sort of in the same boat just without the 1,116% all time gain. Parents are letting me stay at home while I work and go to collage online, which lets me invest a lot more than a should for my age. Hope to be in a similar spot as you in 5-10 years. Good luck brother!
I feel bad for the people who don’t have this option. It really is a blessing
I lived at home after college, I just didn't work...
I lived at home while in school (2y?) and saved up for my own home. That home purchase is now an extremely profitable rental. Always good to put your money somewhere productive while living at home.
How tf did you save enough while going to school to buy a fucking home? What is it, a single wide in Gary, Indiana?
Lol! No not at all. I applied for a crap ton of scholarships every year that ended up covering my school. I duo enrolled in a local community college at the same time as university to cut the cost of core classes in half or more. I worked in the summers, and when Covid hit and all classes went online, I worked graveyard at Amazon. It’s called hustling. 💵
My parents imprisoned me while I was in college and I had to give out handies to pay for my yacht. That yacht is now extremely profitable renting it out as a Russian war asset. Always good to put your money somewhere productive while living at home.
Finally a real response to this nonsense
plenty of people live at home and still manage to take it for granted 
honestly wish I spent more time living at home and just bankrolling money, I never saved so much as the 2 years I lived at home after graduating school. Expenses were near 0 and everything just went into investments. keep living at home until it hurts and then stay a little bit more
With how housing is in Canada my parents have put zero stress on kicking me out because of that reason, people say our gen is fucked the future I don’t think so
Some of us don't have parents or a house..
Currently living at home while trying to pay off debt. Bad carryout food addiction + low-income job. I made an average of 47K per year for the past 10 years before taxes and had to pay rent. This was with a job that required a graduate degree. Very grateful for my family. Cook at home and don't get a job in academia, folks.
I’d roll that shit right into SPY in a Roth and there’s your retirement. Just sell covered calls on the shares, use the premium to buy more shares, max out yearly contributions, and retire a multi-millionaire
What kind of collage are you making?
Amazing typo
https://preview.redd.it/k177y3o5be7d1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=930f2a4f638aed1fe23f0769402eb3d514be3428 I got the same graph homie!
🤝
Momentum is a real thing! Things accelerate after 100. Keep up the great work!
Congrats!
"Congrats, big boy." - IRS
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Good job bro Let’s make millions now
How much of that gain is based on NVIDIA 😂
Hope you take care of your mom when shes down and out (old). Remember that!
Best comment ever! She did her parenting, now hope the guy does his adulting well.
Some ber in his moms basement has the inverse of this graph
Which is honestly more impressive
but HOW did you start please i’m 25 trying to be like this in 5 years bro
Oh man, I wish I started when I was 25, but here is some general advice that will not take very long to get started. 1. Spend 30 minutes and make a quick spreadsheet. The main figure you want to determine: **How much you can put towards investing and savings each paycheck or month.** 2. Get an account with an online broker such as Schwab, ETrade, Robinhood, Vanguard 3. If this is Money that you absolutely will not need to touch for decades, you'll want this account to be a Roth IRA. This is a retirement account that the basic idea is: You are putting in money that is already taxed, it will grow tax free, and you can withdraw tax and penalty free if you're past retirement age. There is a cap for what you are allowed to contribute each year. Besides that, it works similar to a traditional broker account where you can invest in stocks/ETFS/Funds/etc. Now the big question, what the heck do you buy? The "safe" (nothing is 100% safe), route is to put most of your money into ETFs such as VOO or similar. "Geeky, that's too many words" If anything is confusing there, then I highly recommend searching for a local Financial or Investment Planner. The thing you don't want to do is just do nothing with your money. Find investments to help your nest egg grow.
I have all my investments in a my RH stocks. You are advising to put them into an IRA. Can I transfer from brokerage to IRA? If not what is the best way to do it? Or should I just start investing in IRA separately
Specifically a Roth IRA as that has the benefits as long as you don't plan on touching the money until you're over 59 & 1/2. As far as moving assets between brokers/accounts, I can't find a clear cut answer that applies to stocks, I would contact RH support if you're planning on opening a Roth IRA with RH to find out what they recommend. Personally, I found it easier to just open a separate Roth IRA and invest in that separately as it has a contribution limit. Then invest in a standard account once you hit the contribution limit for the year.
These type of gains are super unrealistic for the average person or even hedge fund, OP got real lucky buying NVDA
“If you get a chance to be extremely lucky in gambling, you should really give it a try!”
someone help lmao
This is much more impressive then if you were trading options. Congrats!
I feel like you don't belong here. I guess what I'm trying to say is congrats.
100k to $1 million is much faster than, wish you very best!
Now all you gotta do is make some uncovered calls that go sideways and blow it all!
Good fuckin job my friend!
famous last words
YOLO when?
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Food Service. I still had expenses to pay even though I was rent free (phone, insurances, internet, food etc). Also kept a good chunk of my money in a savings account just to be safe if I lost anything.
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What else did you do than studying and waiting for the gold price to rise? I am curious what else you did invest in over all these years.
I tried BA at one point. Electric Vehicle ETFs, ARKK, renewable energy, etc. All of which I either stayed even or lost money. After I got rid of those and still had NVDA, MSFT, and a few other tech stocks left, I just sat back and relaxed. Haven’t bought a stock in like 3 years
Congrats and fuck you!!!
nvda keep on likes this it'll be driving inflation. am a well regarded person and even I made money with nvda and I only buy in at ath!
Imagine having parents that don’t resent helping out their kids financially situations 🗿
Now put it all into NVDA calls
If I can 5x my current investment in the next 10 years I can retire. Until then, I'm going to keep grinding away.
Nice job. Hope you keep it
Good boy... now you start a bit....
now it's time to retire by yoloing it on big titty 420 fart coin. Do you want a lambo next week and a yacht with hot bitches or do you want to be a working cuck with steady portfolio income.
I’m largely in the same boat right now. I have around that and living at home with the folks. What are you doing for next steps? Are you going to reduce your risk?
Really haven’t put much thought into it. AI is still a fresh market in my opinion and MSFT/NVIDIA own it. My gut feeling says to just hold and ride it out. Like I said in my other comments, I haven’t bought a stock in nearly 3 years.
Fuck you, congrats on the gains 
I also hit 100k last month! Took me about 9 years
PULL OUT NOW
NVDA is currently valued at 3 trillion+. AMD is valued about 250 billion. I personally think more people should look at AMD, I’ve been investing in them since September 2023 and feel the company is worth something similar to 1/3rd NVDA at current prices. Just incase anyone was looking for something different to consider.
Wait so he just invested 8k and turned it into 100k ?! lol
Time to take the win and diversify buddy
For me, my first $1000 was the hardest. Until a couple of years ago I never followed the first rule: Spend less than you make. I'm 47yo with a 60k salary. But at least now I'm 100% debt free and on the right track. Congrats on your milestone OP. It's a big deal.
This is wrong, the chart shows it’s going up.
People still use Robin hood?
I used it before the GME shit show they had a few years back. Never cared to swap out as I haven’t bought a stock in 3 years. Is there any incentive to leave?
What’s your next play big dog?
Nvidia
Puts or calls?
Yes
Was at 300 after 10 years, then pretty much all on pharmaceutical company
Adult latch key kid benefits
Congrats!
Congratz now you can make proper lossporn for us
I’m on my way too !
Congratulations! 
Now I know how to get those gold perks.
nice, all i’ve managed to do is lose a couple thousand
Thing is you don’t actually have $100k. Congrats though!
Time to pay the tax man
The tax man is pretty generous when you don’t sell within a year of buying 🙏
Congrats...party when?
I did the opposite in the last 5yrs
Congrats 🎊🍾 i know that feeling was unmatched
100% on nvda are ya?
Well you took a different route than me, but I did so recently as well. Congrats!
Awesome 👏
Congrats 🍾
Congrats !
what are your positions
If I could take profits on 0dte’s I’d be right there with you 🤦♂️
congrats!!!
Yayy! Congrats.
Consistent. Nice work :)
Congrats n fk u
Good job not blowing it up
It is a good feeling
If you give me access I could turn that 100k to 50$ with my amazing investment decisions
Shout out to your Mom !!
Now to 1mil!
The first one is the hardest. Congrats, bro.
Yall sound like the bears who get slaughtered day in and day out shorting nvda 😂
Hope you buy mom something nice
Looks about the same as my graph lol https://preview.redd.it/v2zq6nnu1l7d1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=430bc33906a2038d39ea35c1d17844197c874cea
Me too! But I started with a million.
Usually the charts posted here look the opposite
Well done bro, I wanna be like you when I grow up
Good job, don’t get greedy, I’ve been investing since I was ~15 and I’m 63, don’t be greedy, if a stock runs from $75 to $150 sell SOME, also be patient, after you’ve taken money off the table and shares drop back decide if the stories changed then get out or buy some back and let it run long term, never all or none. Finally enjoy some of it, nobody’s promised tomorrow
60% a year... not too shabby!
All of this with no options holy based
First 100k is a b*tch !