If you had nothing and started investing $1,000/month into the S&P500 from 2020-2026 You would have over $140,000 invested today. That’s less than 15% of the median household income. Literally no excuse for people not to get this done

The average return of the S&P500 after mid-term elections is 14.8% The S&P500 does not care what party is in office. Both parties are good for a bull market https://t.co/7ZtmuAqSN3

A long term investor going all in on the S&P500 will outperform over 90% of investors It won’t even be close https://t.co/ZmroDnyPTL

I don’t understand why people hate on investing in the S&P500 It’s a great strategy that guarantees you a chance at becoming a millionaire And people are like “nah I’ll try my own thing and risk having less money”

My position is up +30% since I started investing heavily into the S&P500 a little over 1.5 years ago. I’m outperforming a majority of investors by just buying an index fund. Simple as that

Daily reminder that the average person should have a majority of their portfolio invested in the S&P500. Most people buying single stocks will underperform the market. Financial freedom is not something you should gamble with

“The stock market is getting nuked right now” Meanwhile the S&P500 is up 13% year to date. Only people gambling on single stocks are losing money https://t.co/gegY4DkyIj

THE AI BUBBLE HAS POPPED GOOGLE IS DOWN 30% FROM ALL TIME HIGHS https://t.co/UQBftokRgs

People will look back at 2026 as a great year for investors. The S&P500 has been moving flat for months. Some great companies have seen their stock price drop by 30% or more. This is a great market for long term investors

It’s crazy to me that people willingly choose to lose money and underperform the market instead of buying the S&P500 https://t.co/GXRJLNVpkc