If people live a slow-burn lifestyle, buy revenue property one can later demolish as needed, park unused cash in index funds, and split 7% between bullion & high-risk. Most folks will be fine when things eventually go sideways.
Some people like to gamble, but they usually don't talk about their mistakes. =3
I just saw a cnn headline in the lobby about people who are looking to sell their family home to buy ai stock
They sure talk about mistakes before they happen
Note, whomever floated that home-equity loan will be happy with their won profits. They win-win even if the loan defaults. Not everyone is so lucky... =3
How nice of them. I'll have cheap tokens for a little longer.
My comment was advice that most people will learn the hard way, and hopefully inspire a moment of pause about their own risk exposure tolerance.
The subject is about young workers that acknowledged the very real churn part of the ephemeral tech sector, and position themselves for an early exit strategy into adjacent careers or retirement. This is not a new idea, given vertical movement in software careers has been stagnant for decades. =3