Mark Wlosinski

Mark Wlosinski

@LTI_finance

I post on money, finance, investing, and the stock market • Free Newsletter https://t.co/QM2xWvtCXn • Quoted in @YahooFinance @Nasdaq • 210k on IG

Honolulu, HI t.co Joined Oct 2023
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Warren Buffett’s stock portfolio is now worth $347 billion. 86% of it is invested in these 8 companies:

One of the best finance books ever written is The The Psychology of Money. It will change how you look at your money and finances forever. These are the 6 most important lessons...

Warren Buffett says that the best way for most people to invest is to simply buy index funds. So… what’s an index fund and how do they work? Here’s everything you need to know:

Warren Buffett’s stock portfolio is now worth $347 billion. 86% of it is invested in these 8 companies:

Never struggle to achieve your goals again with these 7 important lessons from The Compound Effect. https://t.co/wk4xsXQvd7

It only takes one person in your family to think about money differently and put a plan in place to create generational wealth. Here’s how you become that person:

Top 10 companies in the NASDAQ 100: 1) Apple - 11.1% 2) Microsoft - 9.4% 3) Google - 6.1% 4) Amazon - 5.6% 5) NVDIA - 4.2% 6) META - 3.7% 7) Broadcom - 2.9% 8) Tesla - 2.9% 9) Pep...

The most valuable gift you could ever give your children is a financial education. 5 graphics to help you teach your kids about money:

7 charts that every investor needs to see: 1. A history of stock market returns (going back to 1896) https://t.co/3mCTQNAvBZ

One of the best finance books ever written is The The Psychology of Money. It will change how you look at your money and finances forever. These are the 6 most important lessons...

Top 8 S&P 500 companies in 2003: 1) General Electric - $GE 2) Microsoft - $MSFT 3) Pfizer - $PFE 4) ExxonMobil - $XOM 5) Walmart - $WMT 6) Citigroup - $C 7) Intel - $INTC 8) IBM -...

The 7 Biggest Financial Mistakes to Avoid: 1. Credit Card Debt 2. No Emergency Savings 3. No Budget 4. Not Investing 5. No Financial Plan 6. Stagnant Income 7. Lifestyle Inflation...