[Daytona_550]

What will you regret ten years from now.

Knowing what I know now, I wish I had __________________ during the 2020 pandemic.

[VisualEcho]

I wished I had learned about investing last year like I was going to, as I'd like to take advantage of this rare time in history, but honestly don't know how, and I'm not keen to lose money because of ignorance like many new investors.

[jcordier]

Originally Posted by VisualEcho

I wished I had learned about investing last year like I was going to, as I'd like to take advantage of this rare time in history, but honestly don't know how, and I'm not keen to lose money because of ignorance like many new investors.

Just sign up with any broker. Charles Schwarbb, Meryl Lynch etc. link your bank to it. Then deposit money. And buy shares. Don't go into margin if you're new to investing.

[bing240sx]

Originally Posted by VisualEcho

I wished I had learned about investing last year like I was going to, as I'd like to take advantage of this rare time in history, but honestly don't know how, and I'm not keen to lose money because of ignorance like many new investors.

it happens every 10 years.

[Bimmer Nerd]

Originally Posted by VisualEcho

I wished I had learned about investing last year like I was going to, as I'd like to take advantage of this rare time in history, but honestly don't know how, and I'm not keen to lose money because of ignorance like many new investors.

"Invest like a dead person"

On average, the market has outperformed majority of fund managers for the last 100 years.

Put your money into an ETF (exchange-traded fund) or a TDIF (Target date index fund) and don't touch it until retirement.

[FuriouslyFast]

Not a regret, but I wish I had a bunch of $ that I could risk losing to put into the market.

[FuriouslyFast]

Originally Posted by Bimmer Nerd

"Invest like a dead person"

On average, the market has outperformed majority of fund managers for the last 100 years.

Put your money into an ETF (exchange-traded fund) or a TDIF (Target date index fund) and don't touch it until retirement.

That's what I do, ETF, b/c no day trader.

Occasionally, I will buy 1 particular stock & make a few bucks ala Ford & Tesla, but not often b/c I'm far from an expert

[Humdizzle]

No regrets so far. wasn't heavy into the stock market but now there is opportunity to grab things at a heavy discount.

I'm sure I'll be kicking myself in 10 years for not investing more than I currently am though. just like I kicked myself for not investing more into bitcoin when it was on the rise.

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by Humdizzle

No regrets so far. wasn't heavy into the stock market but now there is opportunity to grab things at a heavy discount.

I'm sure I'll be kicking myself in 10 years for not investing more than I currently am though. just like I kicked myself for not investing more into bitcoin when it was on the rise.

I got in with bitcoin early when it was on the rise...got nervous, and got out a lot quicker than I should have LOL!

I still made some decent money, but man I could have made a lot more.

[Zara]

I wish I took this toilet paper crisis more seriously.. 10 years from now there won't be any more toilet paper and the ones who stocked up heavily are now the wealthiest 1% in the world.

[Serf27]

I may possibly regret not dumping all I have into Nikola Motors.

[PoorLurker]

Originally Posted by Daytona_550

What will you regret ten years from now.

Knowing what I know now, I wish I had __________________ during the 2020 pandemic.

money to buy things at huge discounts

[M3SLOW]

I think what I would regret the most is not saving my money for a house and spending it on pointless things that I didn't need. But sometimes the pointless things is what help you become who you are today.

[cooolone2]

Title: What will you regret 10 years from now!

How can you anticipate "REGRET"...

A "Future Regret" is an oxymoron... Doesn't make sense as Regret is lament associated with something not done, or come to pass (past tense).

***Regret has the broadest range, from mere disappointment to a painful sense of dissatisfaction or self-reproach, as over something lost or done:***

So even if you say, "IF" I don't do this, I will regret it... Still implies future regret for a past tense occurrence!

Lastly, any and all Regret can therefore be avoided if you"know" what you'll regret, you should then just do it!

Disclaimer: You cannot regret things outside of your control... ie, I regret not being born as a Trust Fund Baby... Lmao! That would be "Envy"

Just my $.02

[dreamingat30fps]

I will totally regret eating that bat asshole. It was tasty, but pricey!