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Assuming you absolutely do not touch the money, and cash out at the correct time after 11 years. I understand that the income is passive, but you do have to mo

Assuming you absolutely do not touch the money, and cash out at the correct time after 11 years. I understand that the income is passive, but you do have to monitor the markets to make sure you don't get caught during a downturn. For me, I would rather invest my time into my career as that money is more safe in the form of cash income than it is in the form of a portfolio. Just my opinion :)

WalterBright 7y ago
> Assuming you absolutely do not touch the money, If you spend it, you're not investing it. > and cash out at the correct time after 11 years. You'd be making bank regardless of when you cashed out. > to make sure you don't get caught during a downturn I ride the downturns down, and back up the other side. That's how buy and hold, hold, hold, hold works. Timing is for fools. > I would rather If you would rather not invest in stocks, that's your choice, but it doesn't justify complaining about the "ownership class" that does.