This is a stark reminder that "zero-risk, high-return" schemes are just pyramid traps waiting to collapse. Real wealth comes from steady investing in assets that compound over time—not chasing quick flips. Stick to the basics, folks
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Few pay attention to the time element. That is why the most successful, like Warren Buffett, tend to have decades of investing at a certain return.
Exactly, Buffett's edge is that 20%+ annual return compounded over 50+ years turns ordinary into legendary. I've been at it for a decade now—slow and steady beats the rush every time