Katherine Hamilton
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first heard Apr 2024
last heard Jan 2025
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But all these investors had also experienced some kind of considerable loss, whether that was during a dive in crypto prices or just a bad investment.
And they had all tweaked their investing strategies based on those concerns.
experiences, whether that was taking their money out of crypto or just educating themselves more about that asset.
So overall, these investors are learning from their mistakes.
I would say most financial pros are not going to recommend most of these investments.
But if you really are set on investing in some of them, they would probably recommend that you really diversify your portfolio and only contribute a smaller percentage of your portfolio to some of these speculative assets.
Betting of all kinds involves some sort of financial risk, obviously, where you're putting your money in something that may not pay off.
And sports betting over the last six, seven years has really risen in the U.S.
It became legal in 2018 and now is legal in almost 40 states.
So we're seeing a huge rise in popularity.
And again, young men are the ones who are really fueling that increase in popularity.
So it just adds to this ecosystem where young men have a lot more opportunities to spend their money in riskier ways.
WSJ Your Money Briefing · Social Media Can Be An Asset – So Who Gets It in a Divorce? · 30 Oct 2024
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It's not like a typical business or obviously a house or something where you can predict how much it's going to increase or decrease in value over time because anything can happen.
It can suddenly go viral.
It's definitely becoming a more common problem.
There's 27 million people in the U.S.
who make money from social media and 44% of them are doing it as a full-time job.
So when you get divorced and your mainstream of income is from social media, then those accounts are basically like an asset, like a house or a boat that you have to value and then split up between the two partners.
It's really complicated.
The money that's coming into a social media account is actually not really from followers or from views.
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