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Brad Garland

@bradgarland

Entrepreneur & investor in CO 🌲 | Passionate about financial markets & tech πŸ“ˆ | Soccer enthusiast ⚽ | Golf lover β›³

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"Perfection is impossible. In the 1,526 singles matches I played in my career, I won almost 80% of those matches. But what percentage of points did I win? 54% In other words, even top ranked tennis players win barely more than half the points they play. When you lose ever

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Corrections and volatility are the price that investors pay for superior returns, and we have reached that moment again when investors near and far are worrying about losing their gains. Remember, the market has historically gone up 60-70% of the time, which means it has gone

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Asked my wife what’s it like from a woman’s perspective to have all the world leaders in a dick measuring contest over these tariffs? Her immediate response = β€œNothing new.” 🀣 #bravo

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The best thing about index funds isn't their returns. It's their inability to make you feel stupid. When the S&P 500 drops 20%, you blame the market. When a stock you own drops 20%, you blame yourself. Ego is the enemy of returns. Index funds remove it from the equation.

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Many retirees spend 40 years saving for retirement only to not spend it when they finally get there. Changing from a saver into a spender is harder than it looks.

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"The U.S. economy is predominantly services-oriented, representing over 70% of GDP, but S&P 500 earnings are almost evenly split between services and goods/manufacturing." Wells Fargo via Sam Ro πŸ“ˆ TKer

"The U.S. economy is predominantly services-oriented, representing over 70% of GDP, but S&P 500 earnings are almost evenly split between services and goods/manufacturing."

Wells Fargo via <a href="/SamRo/">Sam Ro πŸ“ˆ</a> <a href="/TKerLLC/">TKer</a>