We try to be as collective as a unit as we can be, but ultimately each member does pick and choose what they invest in and what investment vehicles they use.

Below is just a summary of what kinds of investments and trades we make in general, further down you will see more detailed info.

Check strategy  page for in depth info and requirements for investing.

Trading is one of our main focuses in building our wealth. We will invest in anything where we see a good play, that can mean long but also short-positions.

Main requirements:
In general we tend to prefer medium- to long-term holds to not have to much emotion involved. We also have requirements for stocks we trade in so we minimize bad plays.

Leverage:
For some of our strategies we will be using small leverage but never too high and only for shorter-term strategies.

Main assets we will focus on:

• • Public companies (Stocks, Options, bonds and futures)
  • Commodities�
  • Currency / Forex / Crypto

Our trading strategies:

In general one should always look to buy a house so as not to waste money on rent. After that you can start looking into buying rental-properties or land.

A business is good for the generated revenue / income as well as the value of the business itself. Both should always be growing.

Carefully selected collectible items can potentially be a good investment, if not it should at least hold its value.

We are always on the lookout for new investment vehicles to jump in

Any and all profits will be reinvested. That way we can make bigger plays each time and make even more profits ( or losses :/ I guess ).

Only add to your portfolio, don’t withdraw for any other reason but investing.

We are looking for good trades and stay in as long as possible. If that means we only take a couple of trades in a month that’s more than okay. This will keep us from getting out or in trades too fast.

Only withdraw generated income that was meant as actual income.

If you start taking away money that was meant for investing it’s a slippery slope to draining your entire account.

Other than investing and trading, living frugally is highly recommended. That will highly impact the amount of income you need to generate to live off of and leaves more money for investing.

Of course to each their own and one should always take care of the basic necessities.

Investing in general is not meant as income. That said if your portfolio grows large enough it can be.

Having a fixed income each month guarantees that you don’t have to take any money out of your account and can just let it grow constantly.

Having “a job” can be many things, it can be working for somebody or having your own business. In any case with an ever growing investment portfolio you should have the luxury to pursue a job that you like and want to grow in.

You can ofcourse day trade or swing trade to generate income. You just need to set clear rules of how much you withdraw, how much you need to trade and how much you set aside to invest.

If you were living off your investments via generated income and it’s not sufficient anymore there is no shame in stepping back into a regular job again (either temporarily or long term).