AI will defeat feminism,80% of female jobs gone from AI soon

[69ixine]

[Cornfed]

AI will make a tiny minority of men rich and most men and women poor soon. That is why I am trying to be on the rich side by starting AI based and public brand businesses. As pathetic as my efforts may be, they are the only hope.

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

AI will make a tiny minority of men rich and most men and women poor soon. That is why I am trying to be on the rich side by starting AI based and public brand businesses. As pathetic as my efforts may be, they are the only hope.

You can always put your money in the U.S stock market. Even though it's manipulated by the Jews and Wall Street bastards.
Steady 5% to 10% return of investment depending on which ETFs or stocks you invested in. You don't need special talent or actually build a business or anything. Just have some discipline and not get too greedy. Let your money does the work for you while you relax.

[69ixine]

AI will make a tiny minority of men rich and most men and women poor soon. That is why I am trying to be on the rich side by starting AI based and public brand businesses. As pathetic as my efforts may be, they are the only hope.

Please elaborate,why 'soon'?what is soon?next 2 years?next decade?

and why 'men'aswell?

[69ixine]

AI will make a tiny minority of men rich and most men and women poor soon. That is why I am trying to be on the rich side by starting AI based and public brand businesses. As pathetic as my efforts may be, they are the only hope.

You can always put your money in the U.S stock market. Even though it's manipulated by the Jews and Wall Street bastards.
Steady 5% to 10% return of investment depending on which ETFs or stocks you invested in. You don't need special talent or actually build a business or anything. Just have some discipline and not get too greedy. Let your money does the work for you while you relax.

What are the safest stocks with 5-10% return of investment?

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

AI will make a tiny minority of men rich and most men and women poor soon. That is why I am trying to be on the rich side by starting AI based and public brand businesses. As pathetic as my efforts may be, they are the only hope.

You can always put your money in the U.S stock market. Even though it's manipulated by the Jews and Wall Street bastards.
Steady 5% to 10% return of investment depending on which ETFs or stocks you invested in. You don't need special talent or actually build a business or anything. Just have some discipline and not get too greedy. Let your money does the work for you while you relax.

What are the safest stocks with 5-10% return of investment?

There are no "safest" stock right now because the market doesn't look good.
All stock's value go up and down and no body knows when is Recession going to hit and be official. If you manage to make a fidelity brokerage account and park your money in that account, they give you 4.75% annual return automatically, monthly payouts (divide 4.75%/ 12 months ). No fluctuations. I think the code is SPAXX, fidelity money market fund. That is the safest.

If you don't mind stock's value going up and down little bit, MAIN - main street capital has been my solid choice so far. 7% annual return and they do monthly payouts (divide 7%/ 12 months ). They are solid because when all the other stocks go down, this one stays green and they also add in special bonus dividend payout when they feel like it.

I also invested some of my money in JEPI ETF- JP Morgan Equity Premium Investment- that's 11% annual yield but keep in mind their monthly yield can be little bit greater and less than expected. Risk level is medium. But i won't invest all my money into one ETF.

Another high one I am planning to invest in the future is SVOL- Simplify Volatility Premium ETF which is about 17% annual return of investment and they also do monthly payouts. But I am just waiting for the recession to tank the stock price , so I can buy more.

The biggest one is ETF based on Tesla TSLY, they have a dividend yield of 55% right now. BUT BUYERS BEWARE!!!!. I wouldn't recommend you to go all in on this one. Just buy a small portion with your money. This ETF only depends on one company Tesla and have bunch of government bonds as padding.

[Cornfed]

AI will make a tiny minority of men rich and most men and women poor soon. That is why I am trying to be on the rich side by starting AI based and public brand businesses. As pathetic as my efforts may be, they are the only hope.

Please elaborate,why 'soon'?what is soon?next 2 years?next decade?

and why 'men'aswell?

It will take a year or two before businesses figure out how to replace people, but in principle lots of people could be replaced immediately. My former job as an Internet marketing writer could easily be done by AI. We are looking at a massive social disaster over the next two years or so. Not that it will be as impactful as one might think because it is just an uptick in the ongoing social disaster.

What people don't seem to realize is that it is not only a disaster for those being directly replaced but also for other employees as there will be vastly more competition for their jobs so they can be treated even worse than they have been. This is a really tough spot we are in.

[69ixine]

AI will make a tiny minority of men rich and most men and women poor soon. That is why I am trying to be on the rich side by starting AI based and public brand businesses. As pathetic as my efforts may be, they are the only hope.

You can always put your money in the U.S stock market. Even though it's manipulated by the Jews and Wall Street bastards.
Steady 5% to 10% return of investment depending on which ETFs or stocks you invested in. You don't need special talent or actually build a business or anything. Just have some discipline and not get too greedy. Let your money does the work for you while you relax.

What are the safest stocks with 5-10% return of investment?

There are no "safest" stock right now because the market doesn't look good.
All stock's value go up and down and no body knows when is Recession going to hit and be official. If you manage to make a fidelity brokerage account and park your money in that account, they give you 4.75% annual return automatically, monthly payouts (divide 4.75%/ 12 months ). No fluctuations. I think the code is SPAXX, fidelity money market fund. That is the safest.

If you don't mind stock's value going up and down little bit, MAIN - main street capital has been my solid choice so far. 7% annual return and they do monthly payouts (divide 7%/ 12 months ). They are solid because when all the other stocks go down, this one stays green and they also add in special bonus dividend payout when they feel like it.

I also invested some of my money in JEPI ETF- JP Morgan Equity Premium Investment- that's 11% annual yield but keep in mind their monthly yield can be little bit greater and less than expected. Risk level is medium. But i won't invest all my money into one ETF.

Another high one I am planning to invest in the future is SVOL- Simplify Volatility Premium ETF which is about 17% annual return of investment and they also do monthly payouts. But I am just waiting for the recession to tank the stock price , so I can buy more.

The biggest one is ETF based on Tesla TSLY, they have a dividend yield of 55% right now. BUT BUYERS BEWARE!!!!. I wouldn't recommend you to go all in on this one. Just buy a small portion with your money. This ETF only depends on one company Tesla and have bunch of government bonds as padding.

Wow,thank you for the great financial advice,the first one(fidelity brokerage account),is nothing like gambling right?Because I personally don't want to gamble with stocks that go up and down,because I don't know if my religion sees it as such....

and what is the minimum amount of money you must put in?I could actually retire to overseas with this.....

[69ixine]

AI will make a tiny minority of men rich and most men and women poor soon. That is why I am trying to be on the rich side by starting AI based and public brand businesses. As pathetic as my efforts may be, they are the only hope.

Please elaborate,why 'soon'?what is soon?next 2 years?next decade?

and why 'men'aswell?

It will take a year or two before businesses figure out how to replace people, but in principle lots of people could be replaced immediately. My former job as an Internet marketing writer could easily be done by AI. We are looking at a massive social disaster over the next two years or so. Not that it will be as impactful as one might think because it is just an uptick in the ongoing social disaster.

What people don't seem to realize is that it is not only a disaster for those being directly replaced but also for other employees as there will be vastly more competition for their jobs so they can be treated even worse than they have been. This is a really tough spot we are in.

They will surely implement some kind of UBI then,for everyone,because without most of the populace as workers paid there can be no comsumption of goods the companies produce or the services without money to buy it.

or the system collapses lol

inherent contradiction in the system,really.

if you don't pay people to buy goods wether thru work or UBI,noone buys your goods.

there is no growth under UBI really anyway

Man,capitalists are blinded by their greed.

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

AI will make a tiny minority of men rich and most men and women poor soon. That is why I am trying to be on the rich side by starting AI based and public brand businesses. As pathetic as my efforts may be, they are the only hope.

You can always put your money in the U.S stock market. Even though it's manipulated by the Jews and Wall Street bastards.
Steady 5% to 10% return of investment depending on which ETFs or stocks you invested in. You don't need special talent or actually build a business or anything. Just have some discipline and not get too greedy. Let your money does the work for you while you relax.

What are the safest stocks with 5-10% return of investment?

There are no "safest" stock right now because the market doesn't look good.
All stock's value go up and down and no body knows when is Recession going to hit and be official. If you manage to make a fidelity brokerage account and park your money in that account, they give you 4.75% annual return automatically, monthly payouts (divide 4.75%/ 12 months ). No fluctuations. I think the code is SPAXX, fidelity money market fund. That is the safest.

If you don't mind stock's value going up and down little bit, MAIN - main street capital has been my solid choice so far. 7% annual return and they do monthly payouts (divide 7%/ 12 months ). They are solid because when all the other stocks go down, this one stays green and they also add in special bonus dividend payout when they feel like it.

I also invested some of my money in JEPI ETF- JP Morgan Equity Premium Investment- that's 11% annual yield but keep in mind their monthly yield can be little bit greater and less than expected. Risk level is medium. But i won't invest all my money into one ETF.

Another high one I am planning to invest in the future is SVOL- Simplify Volatility Premium ETF which is about 17% annual return of investment and they also do monthly payouts. But I am just waiting for the recession to tank the stock price , so I can buy more.

The biggest one is ETF based on Tesla TSLY, they have a dividend yield of 55% right now. BUT BUYERS BEWARE!!!!. I wouldn't recommend you to go all in on this one. Just buy a small portion with your money. This ETF only depends on one company Tesla and have bunch of government bonds as padding.

Wow,thank you for the great financial advice,the first one(fidelity brokerage account),is nothing like gambling right?Because I personally don't want to gamble with stocks that go up and down,because I don't know if my religion sees it as such....

and what is the minimum amount of money you must put in?I could actually retire to overseas with this.....

I am not an expert yet. Just beginner but it has been my experience so far.
The first one never fluctuates up and down. Their dividend payout rate might fluctuate little bit depending on the economy and Federal Reserve raising interest rates. The principal value remains the same. You need to open up a new account and wait a while and park your money. The SPAXX will pop up in a month or two And it will always be there.

Unfortunately, stocks do go up and down and that is the fact of life. No body can avoid it. Not even Warren Buffet.
ETFs go up and down 1% to 2% or more, consumer staple such as Walmart, Coca Cola, Johnson and Johnson, even they go up and down 1% to 5%, sometimes more. Consumer staples are in the safe stock category but their dividend yield are low like 1% to 3% a year return.

Tech stocks such as A.I stocks go up and down like crazy. Bio, pharma, science, medical stocks remain dormant but shoots up more than 100% in a day. You got to sell it before it crashes down.

To answer your last question, unfortunately a lot of money. You need to put at least a 10k into 10% yield stock or ETF to make $100 monthly and 100k into 10% yield stock or ETF to make $1000 monthly. However, it's better than letting your money rot and lose it's value to inflation every year. Money decays every year thanks to Jewish usury and Federal reserve.

However there are pros. You don't need to do any work for the dividend income, you don't need to deal with assholes to earn those dividends,
and you stay motivated and financially disciplined once you learn how to manage your money and you can travel any where around the world without needing a job once the money stockpiles. This is the most passive as passive income can get.

[69ixine]

You can always put your money in the U.S stock market. Even though it's manipulated by the Jews and Wall Street bastards.
Steady 5% to 10% return of investment depending on which ETFs or stocks you invested in. You don't need special talent or actually build a business or anything. Just have some discipline and not get too greedy. Let your money does the work for you while you relax.

What are the safest stocks with 5-10% return of investment?

There are no "safest" stock right now because the market doesn't look good.
All stock's value go up and down and no body knows when is Recession going to hit and be official. If you manage to make a fidelity brokerage account and park your money in that account, they give you 4.75% annual return automatically, monthly payouts (divide 4.75%/ 12 months ). No fluctuations. I think the code is SPAXX, fidelity money market fund. That is the safest.

If you don't mind stock's value going up and down little bit, MAIN - main street capital has been my solid choice so far. 7% annual return and they do monthly payouts (divide 7%/ 12 months ). They are solid because when all the other stocks go down, this one stays green and they also add in special bonus dividend payout when they feel like it.

I also invested some of my money in JEPI ETF- JP Morgan Equity Premium Investment- that's 11% annual yield but keep in mind their monthly yield can be little bit greater and less than expected. Risk level is medium. But i won't invest all my money into one ETF.

Another high one I am planning to invest in the future is SVOL- Simplify Volatility Premium ETF which is about 17% annual return of investment and they also do monthly payouts. But I am just waiting for the recession to tank the stock price , so I can buy more.

The biggest one is ETF based on Tesla TSLY, they have a dividend yield of 55% right now. BUT BUYERS BEWARE!!!!. I wouldn't recommend you to go all in on this one. Just buy a small portion with your money. This ETF only depends on one company Tesla and have bunch of government bonds as padding.

Wow,thank you for the great financial advice,the first one(fidelity brokerage account),is nothing like gambling right?Because I personally don't want to gamble with stocks that go up and down,because I don't know if my religion sees it as such....

and what is the minimum amount of money you must put in?I could actually retire to overseas with this.....

I am not an expert yet. Just beginner but it has been my experience so far.
The first one never fluctuates up and down. Their dividend payout rate might fluctuate little bit depending on the economy and Federal Reserve raising interest rates. The principal value remains the same. You need to open up a new account and wait a while and park your money. The SPAXX will pop up in a month or two And it will always be there.

Unfortunately, stocks do go up and down and that is the fact of life. No body can avoid it. Not even Warren Buffet.
ETFs go up and down 1% to 2% or more, consumer staple such as Walmart, Coca Cola, Johnson and Johnson, even they go up and down 1% to 5%, sometimes more. Consumer staples are in the safe stock category but their dividend yield are low like 1% to 3% a year return.

Tech stocks such as A.I stocks go up and down like crazy. Bio, pharma, science, medical stocks remain dormant but shoots up more than 100% in a day. You got to sell it before it crashes down.

To answer your last question, unfortunately a lot of money. You need to put at least a 10k into 10% yield stock or ETF to make $100 monthly and 100k into 10% yield stock or ETF to make $1000 monthly. However, it's better than letting your money rot and lose it's value to inflation every year. Money decays every year thanks to Jewish usury and Federal reserve.

However there are pros. You don't need to do any work for the dividend income, you don't need to deal with assholes to earn those dividends,
and you stay motivated and financially disciplined once you learn how to manage your money and you can travel any where around the world without needing a job once the money stockpiles. This is the most passive as passive income can get.

I agree that is it the best.But 4.75% is awfully low,I wish there was a fidelity account that payed 8-10% atleast,oh well..gotta grind.

I also agree that you can move to a very poor country(makes less than 3000 per year gdp ),and retire,like nicaragua,kiribati,Kenya,India etc

however,would a overseas bank be best for this?or are there too many risks of insolvency?they pay high returns like 8-10% on interest every year,no monthly pay out so prob not worth it though.

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

What are the safest stocks with 5-10% return of investment?

There are no "safest" stock right now because the market doesn't look good.
All stock's value go up and down and no body knows when is Recession going to hit and be official. If you manage to make a fidelity brokerage account and park your money in that account, they give you 4.75% annual return automatically, monthly payouts (divide 4.75%/ 12 months ). No fluctuations. I think the code is SPAXX, fidelity money market fund. That is the safest.

If you don't mind stock's value going up and down little bit, MAIN - main street capital has been my solid choice so far. 7% annual return and they do monthly payouts (divide 7%/ 12 months ). They are solid because when all the other stocks go down, this one stays green and they also add in special bonus dividend payout when they feel like it.

I also invested some of my money in JEPI ETF- JP Morgan Equity Premium Investment- that's 11% annual yield but keep in mind their monthly yield can be little bit greater and less than expected. Risk level is medium. But i won't invest all my money into one ETF.

Another high one I am planning to invest in the future is SVOL- Simplify Volatility Premium ETF which is about 17% annual return of investment and they also do monthly payouts. But I am just waiting for the recession to tank the stock price , so I can buy more.

The biggest one is ETF based on Tesla TSLY, they have a dividend yield of 55% right now. BUT BUYERS BEWARE!!!!. I wouldn't recommend you to go all in on this one. Just buy a small portion with your money. This ETF only depends on one company Tesla and have bunch of government bonds as padding.

Wow,thank you for the great financial advice,the first one(fidelity brokerage account),is nothing like gambling right?Because I personally don't want to gamble with stocks that go up and down,because I don't know if my religion sees it as such....

and what is the minimum amount of money you must put in?I could actually retire to overseas with this.....

I am not an expert yet. Just beginner but it has been my experience so far.
The first one never fluctuates up and down. Their dividend payout rate might fluctuate little bit depending on the economy and Federal Reserve raising interest rates. The principal value remains the same. You need to open up a new account and wait a while and park your money. The SPAXX will pop up in a month or two And it will always be there.

Unfortunately, stocks do go up and down and that is the fact of life. No body can avoid it. Not even Warren Buffet.
ETFs go up and down 1% to 2% or more, consumer staple such as Walmart, Coca Cola, Johnson and Johnson, even they go up and down 1% to 5%, sometimes more. Consumer staples are in the safe stock category but their dividend yield are low like 1% to 3% a year return.

Tech stocks such as A.I stocks go up and down like crazy. Bio, pharma, science, medical stocks remain dormant but shoots up more than 100% in a day. You got to sell it before it crashes down.

To answer your last question, unfortunately a lot of money. You need to put at least a 10k into 10% yield stock or ETF to make $100 monthly and 100k into 10% yield stock or ETF to make $1000 monthly. However, it's better than letting your money rot and lose it's value to inflation every year. Money decays every year thanks to Jewish usury and Federal reserve.

However there are pros. You don't need to do any work for the dividend income, you don't need to deal with assholes to earn those dividends,
and you stay motivated and financially disciplined once you learn how to manage your money and you can travel any where around the world without needing a job once the money stockpiles. This is the most passive as passive income can get.

I agree that is it the best.But 4.75% is awfully low,I wish there was a fidelity account that payed 8-10% atleast,oh well..gotta grind.

Still better than putting your money under the mattress.. the value of money decays every year from inflation.
You can save some money, put it in the account, take it out later and use it to buy your adobe house and rent it out to some one else. But
the problem is you have to attend to the tenant's needs, all the handiworks you have to do, you have to collect the money from the tenant, deal with assholes and lots of work. The Dividends income require no work once you figured out what to buy and what to do.

But that's how the stock market is my friend. low risk = low reward, high risk = high reward. I know this go against your spiritual beliefs but that's how the game is.

[Moretorque]

AI will make a tiny minority of men rich and most men and women poor soon. That is why I am trying to be on the rich side by starting AI based and public brand businesses. As pathetic as my efforts may be, they are the only hope.

You can always put your money in the U.S stock market. Even though it's manipulated by the Jews and Wall Street bastards.
Steady 5% to 10% return of investment depending on which ETFs or stocks you invested in. You don't need special talent or actually build a business or anything. Just have some discipline and not get too greedy. Let your money does the work for you while you relax.

What are the safest stocks with 5-10% return of investment?

The entire system is nothing more than a counterfeiting con job put on by the central bankers, they run the world and you have to try and figure their moves out. The can bankrupt pretty much anybody at the push of a button if you play their game.

[69ixine]

There are no "safest" stock right now because the market doesn't look good.
All stock's value go up and down and no body knows when is Recession going to hit and be official. If you manage to make a fidelity brokerage account and park your money in that account, they give you 4.75% annual return automatically, monthly payouts (divide 4.75%/ 12 months ). No fluctuations. I think the code is SPAXX, fidelity money market fund. That is the safest.

If you don't mind stock's value going up and down little bit, MAIN - main street capital has been my solid choice so far. 7% annual return and they do monthly payouts (divide 7%/ 12 months ). They are solid because when all the other stocks go down, this one stays green and they also add in special bonus dividend payout when they feel like it.

I also invested some of my money in JEPI ETF- JP Morgan Equity Premium Investment- that's 11% annual yield but keep in mind their monthly yield can be little bit greater and less than expected. Risk level is medium. But i won't invest all my money into one ETF.

Another high one I am planning to invest in the future is SVOL- Simplify Volatility Premium ETF which is about 17% annual return of investment and they also do monthly payouts. But I am just waiting for the recession to tank the stock price , so I can buy more.

The biggest one is ETF based on Tesla TSLY, they have a dividend yield of 55% right now. BUT BUYERS BEWARE!!!!. I wouldn't recommend you to go all in on this one. Just buy a small portion with your money. This ETF only depends on one company Tesla and have bunch of government bonds as padding.

Wow,thank you for the great financial advice,the first one(fidelity brokerage account),is nothing like gambling right?Because I personally don't want to gamble with stocks that go up and down,because I don't know if my religion sees it as such....

and what is the minimum amount of money you must put in?I could actually retire to overseas with this.....

I am not an expert yet. Just beginner but it has been my experience so far.
The first one never fluctuates up and down. Their dividend payout rate might fluctuate little bit depending on the economy and Federal Reserve raising interest rates. The principal value remains the same. You need to open up a new account and wait a while and park your money. The SPAXX will pop up in a month or two And it will always be there.

Unfortunately, stocks do go up and down and that is the fact of life. No body can avoid it. Not even Warren Buffet.
ETFs go up and down 1% to 2% or more, consumer staple such as Walmart, Coca Cola, Johnson and Johnson, even they go up and down 1% to 5%, sometimes more. Consumer staples are in the safe stock category but their dividend yield are low like 1% to 3% a year return.

Tech stocks such as A.I stocks go up and down like crazy. Bio, pharma, science, medical stocks remain dormant but shoots up more than 100% in a day. You got to sell it before it crashes down.

To answer your last question, unfortunately a lot of money. You need to put at least a 10k into 10% yield stock or ETF to make $100 monthly and 100k into 10% yield stock or ETF to make $1000 monthly. However, it's better than letting your money rot and lose it's value to inflation every year. Money decays every year thanks to Jewish usury and Federal reserve.

However there are pros. You don't need to do any work for the dividend income, you don't need to deal with assholes to earn those dividends,
and you stay motivated and financially disciplined once you learn how to manage your money and you can travel any where around the world without needing a job once the money stockpiles. This is the most passive as passive income can get.

I agree that is it the best.But 4.75% is awfully low,I wish there was a fidelity account that payed 8-10% atleast,oh well..gotta grind.

Still better than putting your money under the mattress.. the value of money decays every year from inflation.
You can save some money, put it in the account, take it out later and use it to buy your adobe house and rent it out to some one else. But
the problem is you have to attend to the tenant's needs, all the handiworks you have to do, you have to collect the money from the tenant, deal with assholes and lots of work. The Dividends income require no work once you figured out what to buy and what to do.

But that's how the stock market is my friend. low risk = low reward, high risk = high reward. I know this go against your spiritual beliefs but that's how the game is.

I agree brother,and I love you even more for helping me with this great advice,it is a life changer really.

Stay blessed my dear friend,and you're a great guy for Sharing this info publically.

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

Wow,thank you for the great financial advice,the first one(fidelity brokerage account),is nothing like gambling right?Because I personally don't want to gamble with stocks that go up and down,because I don't know if my religion sees it as such....

and what is the minimum amount of money you must put in?I could actually retire to overseas with this.....

I am not an expert yet. Just beginner but it has been my experience so far.
The first one never fluctuates up and down. Their dividend payout rate might fluctuate little bit depending on the economy and Federal Reserve raising interest rates. The principal value remains the same. You need to open up a new account and wait a while and park your money. The SPAXX will pop up in a month or two And it will always be there.

Unfortunately, stocks do go up and down and that is the fact of life. No body can avoid it. Not even Warren Buffet.
ETFs go up and down 1% to 2% or more, consumer staple such as Walmart, Coca Cola, Johnson and Johnson, even they go up and down 1% to 5%, sometimes more. Consumer staples are in the safe stock category but their dividend yield are low like 1% to 3% a year return.

Tech stocks such as A.I stocks go up and down like crazy. Bio, pharma, science, medical stocks remain dormant but shoots up more than 100% in a day. You got to sell it before it crashes down.

To answer your last question, unfortunately a lot of money. You need to put at least a 10k into 10% yield stock or ETF to make $100 monthly and 100k into 10% yield stock or ETF to make $1000 monthly. However, it's better than letting your money rot and lose it's value to inflation every year. Money decays every year thanks to Jewish usury and Federal reserve.

However there are pros. You don't need to do any work for the dividend income, you don't need to deal with assholes to earn those dividends,
and you stay motivated and financially disciplined once you learn how to manage your money and you can travel any where around the world without needing a job once the money stockpiles. This is the most passive as passive income can get.

I agree that is it the best.But 4.75% is awfully low,I wish there was a fidelity account that payed 8-10% atleast,oh well..gotta grind.

Still better than putting your money under the mattress.. the value of money decays every year from inflation.
You can save some money, put it in the account, take it out later and use it to buy your adobe house and rent it out to some one else. But
the problem is you have to attend to the tenant's needs, all the handiworks you have to do, you have to collect the money from the tenant, deal with assholes and lots of work. The Dividends income require no work once you figured out what to buy and what to do.

But that's how the stock market is my friend. low risk = low reward, high risk = high reward. I know this go against your spiritual beliefs but that's how the game is.

I agree brother,and I love you even more for helping me with this great advice,it is a life changer really.

Stay blessed my dear friend,and you're a great guy for Sharing this info publically.

Stay blessed and I am just giving this info out of charity. No monetary motive from me. I'm not looking to make a cent from anyone here.
They should have taught this in school.

Too bad nobody here in this site is willing to take it except you, brother. Lot of old timers who is married and have properties and kids here.
I just told you the tip of the iceberg. If you want, you can do the research on Youtube for more safe stocks and how to open up a Fidelity account.
Keep in mind it's your money and I also get my info from youtube and investopedia (encyclopedia for investors). Please don't get too greedy and gamble away your money in risky stocks. Managing your portfolio is a long term game not a get rich quick Bernie Madoff scheme. If you feel your progress is slow then you can invest little bit of your money in penny stocks or A.I stocks and watch it grow then sell them and put the earnings into your dividend stocks. You might have to pay some taxes.

Some guy on youtube even show off his 2 million dollar account in his portfolio publicly and claim that he gets $98,000 in dividends every year. Because he only invested in blue chip consumer staples, safe stocks, not the risky ones. He gets tax advantage too because the IRS collect less tax on long term stocks instead of short term.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSiyOOP ... ndInvestor