Brad Caldwell+FollowCleveland’s small landlords are changing the gameSmall landlords in Cleveland are snapping up homes for prices you wouldn’t believe—often paying less than half what the average buyer does. The latest data shows these local investors are getting homes for a median of $113,000, compared to the city’s overall median sale price of $233,000. That’s a 51% discount! With big investors pulling back, it’s these smaller players who are keeping the rental market moving, especially in affordable Midwest cities. What do you think: Is this a win for neighborhood stability, or does it make it even harder for regular folks to buy a home? #RealEstate #Cleveland #Investing00Share
Elizabeth Lewis+FollowHow Bill Gates Cashed In on the Dow's Top StockNext time you’re scrolling past flashy tech stocks, remember this: Bill Gates and Ken Fisher just made $1.7 billion from Caterpillar—yes, the company that makes bulldozers. While everyone was hyped about Nvidia, CAT quietly became the Dow’s MVP, climbing over 60% this year. The lesson? Sometimes, slow and steady (think construction sites, not chatbots) wins the investing race. Maybe it’s time to peek at those “boring” stocks in your portfolio! #Business #Market #investing00Share
jhampton+FollowETF Showdown: VTV vs VFVA for Your WalletThinking about where to park your cash for steady growth? Vanguard’s VTV ETF is like that reliable old coffee maker—steady, but maybe not exciting. But VFVA is the new model on the block, hunting for mid-sized companies that are turning things around. The big shift? Investors want more than just cheap stocks—they want companies getting stronger. If you’re after future dividend boosts, VFVA might perk up your portfolio more than VTV. #Business #Market #investing00Share
randerson+FollowHow one investor built 26 units with patienceImagine turning just $1,000 in savings into a 26-unit real estate portfolio—without rushing risky renovations or relying on expensive loans. Mike Newton, a Washington State Trooper, did exactly that by creating his own 'slow BRRRR' strategy. Instead of sprinting through renovations, he uses longer-term, interest-only loans from private investors, giving him years to rehab and refinance each property. This approach means less stress, steady cash flow, and happy lenders earning double-digit returns. Would you take the slow and steady route to financial freedom, or do you prefer a faster, riskier path? Let’s talk real estate strategies! #RealEstate #Investing #FinancialFreedom00Share
jhampton+FollowWould You Bet $1.2B on Just 3 Drug Stocks?Stanley Druckenmiller just put a massive $1.2 billion on only three healthcare stocks—Natera, Insmed, and Teva. Instead of spreading his chips, he’s all-in on genetic testing, rare disease drugs, and a big pharma comeback. The real drama? He ditched tech darlings like Nvidia to double down on healthcare innovation. If you’re looking for a fresh investing angle, maybe it’s time to peek at your medicine cabinet instead of your phone screen. #Business #Market #investing00Share
Elizabeth Lewis+Follow4 Money Moves Investors Are Buzzing AboutGrab your coffee—here’s what’s hot in the money world: Investors are all about AI’s energy needs, living longer (and spending more), digital assets you can trade like Pokémon cards, and even brain chips! The AI boom could hit a power snag, so energy companies might be the next big thing. Meanwhile, older folks are flexing their wallets, and digital finance is making investing feel more like using Venmo. Wild times ahead! #Business #Market #investing00Share
eric01+FollowWould You Sell After a 300% Run?So, Jim Cramer just hit the panic button on Iren, the AI stock that went from Bitcoin mining to big tech deals. Even after a monster rally and a $9.7B handshake with Microsoft, the stock tanked 11% in a day. Cramer says it’s time to cash out, blaming a move that could shrink your slice of the pie. But some analysts still see a bargain. Would you bail or double down? #Business #Market #investing00Share
Kim Reeves+FollowEver Sold Too Soon? Michael Burry DidImagine buying GameStop stock for less than a buck, then selling it for a small win—only to watch it explode weeks later. That’s what happened to Michael Burry, the guy from 'The Big Short.' He thought GameStop was a dud and cashed out before the meme-stock frenzy. Sometimes, even the pros miss out on wild gains! Lesson: Don’t beat yourself up over missed opportunities—no one can predict the next viral stock moment. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #investing01Share
Marisa Pope+FollowWhy Tech Giants Are the New Money MachinesIf you’re wondering where to park your cash, check out the big three: Google, Nvidia, and Microsoft. These tech titans are raking in profits like it’s a hobby—think Google’s $100B quarter, Nvidia’s 73% profit margin, and Microsoft’s cloud cash surge. The real drama? While everyone’s chasing the next hot stock, these giants are quietly building retirement-sized nest eggs for patient investors. Sometimes, boring is brilliant! #Business #Market #investing10Share
Danielle Anderson+FollowCramer’s Hot Take: Energy Out, Gold In?Jim Cramer’s latest money move: ditch BP and check out Agnico Eagle Mines if you want to spice up your portfolio. Even though BP’s earnings beat expectations, their sales didn’t wow Wall Street. Meanwhile, Canadian mining stocks are getting some love, especially as gold prices shine. If you’re looking to swap your gas station stock for something a little shinier, now might be the time! #Business #Market #investing10Share
