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Boomers had a different job market and could reasonably believe that they'd keep working in the same location for a very long time. Today things are different. If you are a single man you may need to relocate to go to wherever the next career opportunity is, so having bought a house is a burden.
Buying a house makes sense if you have a family with children, but if you are a single man I am not convinced that it's worth it.
Single White man, you can do the following:
1) Get an easy corporate job in globohomo, hiding your power level, and make good money
2) Go to the gym, lift weights, and prepare yourself physically for the war to come
3) Read books about National Socialism, go hiking in nature, and prepare yourself psychologically for the war to come.
Life is beautiful. Life is worth living.
Be the best man that you can be.
I feel the White race will get another chance during our lifetime. We need to be ready.
2. Do not work for corporations
3. Do not invest in corporations
4. Corporations will suffer without white employees or white customers or white capital finance
How can you say this?
Are you not seeing the White Genocide?
They are already planning a world without Whites. They want to eliminate us completely.
Considering that race was only understood at the end of the 19th century, you cannot go too "classical".
You know, every time I have a hiatus I become more racist.
gold
knowledge/skills
there are markets that arn't speculations till
Look at people in the military; they buy houses as soon as they can, even though they move every five years. They sell what they have, at a hefty profit, and buy another close to their new posting. Their moving expenses get comped, but that's it.
Even specialists whose next job is across the country, or around the world, is better off buying a condo than renting because his "rent" goes to equity, not someone else.
There's no wiggle room; it's better to own land today, it's just a matter of affording it.
Have you factored in even the cost of house repairs? And depreciation as the house gets older? And of course the house price may decrease in that particular area. Then buying and selling a house is a big hassle, and the act of buying/selling itself is costly - not to mention all the stress.
If you are into investing in real estate that may be for you, and some people do make a lot of money. But for a poor bastard who just wants to live in peace and doesn't have a fixed location than renting does make sense. Rent is not money wasted; you pay for a service.
Bitcoin, gold, knowledge/skills, and people are the best thing to invest in right now because they are not speculation. all are limited in supply and the market people have access too will not become suddenly flooded ever for any of them. (well technically technology could a gold astroid could be brought back making gold worth less than plastic or we could find a way to download knowledge into your brain or some other deus et machina but those are all long future problems).
Gold has doubled every 5 years and bitcoin every 4( but appears to be slowing so idk which is best. diversifying your portfolio is always a good practice). Ammo is also good and practically valuable but it is a little less stable since you could see regulatory attacks or have a huge flood of it into the economy with geopoliltics so it is starting to enter speculation territory
The stock market is better, because you invest in something that actually exists and that produces something in the real world. Although the P/E ratio today is so high to make the connection to the real company almost meaningless, the stock market has proven over the last 100 years to be a relatively safe investment and reasonably remunerative.
That's not true.
> you reccomending the tool of the protocols of zion makes me think you are just a bad agent
I've read the Protocols and there's nothing about the stock market, and especially nothing about making the goyim invest in the stock market.