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No? Because high APR cards are a trap to leech money from the young -- eg debt. Investing in growth assets like stonks is building assets. Very very different t
by rfd4sgmk8u 5y ago
No? Because high APR cards are a trap to leech money from the young -- eg debt. Investing in growth assets like stonks is building assets.
Very very different things!
- pavlov 5y agoIf you’d bought a portfolio of the 2000 class of stonks, most of those equities would now be worthless or acquired for pennies along the way. There were very few Amazons in the mix, and very many Palms. Even a reliable blue-chip like Cisco is still underwater compared to its March 2000 price.