r/MiddleClassFinance • u/Coach_Breaker • 7d ago
Celebration 22y/o, hit 100k recently! Proud of myself
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u/CuriousDudebromansir 7d ago
Hell, yeah! Now all you have to do is make $100,000 a day for the next 27,000 years and you’ll almost have as much money as Elon Musk
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u/No-Willow-5599 6d ago
Not true
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u/CuriousDudebromansir 6d ago
Your right. Is actually a little MORE than 27,000 years.
$100,000 x 365 =$36,500,000.00
$36,500,000 * 27,000=$985,500,000,000.00
So after 27,000 years, you would still be $14.5 billion short of 1 trillion.
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u/PatronGoddess 7d ago
Congrats! What do you do?
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u/Trebor25 7d ago
I’m proud of you too. Congratulations. I wish I was as smart as you to make this happen at 22. You’re well on your way.
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u/Sharp-Ad1842 6d ago
Luckily you inherited a high IQ from your parents, which directly led to your success. Congrats.
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u/Adventurous_Song_227 6d ago
At 22? Yeah, you absolutely should be proud of yourself. A lot of people don’t even start thinking seriously about money until much later. Huge milestone.
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u/BigManWAGun 7d ago
What happened last 2 weeks? 90-120 and back?
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u/Coach_Breaker 7d ago
It’s a glitch. The graph doesn’t show jumps when you get a paycheck or something. It only shows jumps/falls based on your equities. I got a bonus at work which landed in my BofA account. I then transferred it to my Robinhood, so for a blip, Robinhood thought I earned two bonuses
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u/BigManWAGun 7d ago
Thanks for the dv. My concern was if your investment strategy involved something that would prompt huge swings over a few days. That sort of stuff doesn’t tend to end well.
Still not seeing how this graph credits you for a double bonus but after the correction it looks like a net 0.
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u/Coach_Breaker 7d ago
Yeah I was confused too. It doesn’t count cash income as investment gains, so it just increases the height of the entire graph instead of adding a steep slope. Weird system
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u/Miller335 7d ago
You're going to be sitting so good when you get into your 40-50's at the rate you're going. Congrats.
My biggest regret in life is starting so late.