andyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-06-06 13-22Gold is dumping Silver is dumping Crypto is dumping Bonds are dumping Even Oil is dumping If everything is dumping, where the hell is money going?andyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-06-06 13-22That's how wealth is builtandyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-06-06 13-22Time is the most valuable asset and shouldn't be wastedandyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-06-01 14-26That's the power of compound interest + long-term investing BREAKING: S&P 500 hits record high of 7,600andyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-05-31 01-02andyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-05-31 01-02This situation is widespread: millions who took ARMs from 2019–2022 are seeing resets now and foreclosure filings are risingandyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-05-31 01-02Instead they climbed to about 7%, pushing the monthly payment up by hundreds—money not budgeted and not available. Foreclosure is now a possibility.andyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-05-26 23-19New York: $4,680 San Francisco: $4,000 (!)* Boston: $3,000 Jersey City: $2,800 San Jose: $2,600 Miami: $2,590 Wash DC: $2,300 Honolulu: $2,300 Chicago: $2,260 *All-time highandyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-05-25 17-20Amazon cut 27,000 jobs. Google cut 12,000. Microsoft cut 10,000. All reported record profits. Many major companies are following the same playbook, and most workers remain…andyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-05-25 17-20Meanwhile, Meta posted billions in profit last year. Remaining employees are tracked by software that records their activity to train AI agents that could replace them.andyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-05-25 17-20No phone call. No HR meeting. No human on the other end. Just an email.andyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-19 20-18Companies offer counteroffers because buying time is cheaper than finding a replacement Having agreements put in writing is wiser; otherwise walking away may be the better optionandyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-19 20-18At year-end a reorg occurred: the manager was let go, the role was folded into a larger team, and the promotion track vanished A month later, the role that had been interviewed…andyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-19 20-18When the next quarter arrived, the promotion never materialized; the company said the budget was frozen until year-endandyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-19 20-18Upon resigning, the manager asked for 24 hours. The employer returned with a salary match and a verbal promise of a promotion next quarter Instincts and friends advised…andyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-16 23-08The playbook is simple: buy a clinic, load it with debt, slash costs to inflate margins, then sell it in about five years If the clinic later collapses under that debt…andyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-16 23-08Healthcare is highly attractive to private equity: in 2024 there were 1,136 US healthcare deals. Illness-driven demand persists regardless of the economy, providing reliable cash flowandyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-16 23-08Private-equity takeovers often use leveraged buyouts, loading acquisition debt onto the practice so operating revenue must service that debt while also delivering investor returnsandyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-16 23-08It's striking how quickly a once-successful operation can be destroyed by this approachandyloketh (47)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-16 23-08Staff levels were trimmed, and experienced nurses were replaced with lower-cost workers The clinic unraveled in under a year Labor is the largest expense in any healthcare…