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Purchase Necessary Items

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Investing in things you use is a great way to save money and make sure you get the most out of your investments. Whether it’s a car, a house, or a piece of furniture, investing in things you use can help you save money in the long run.

Investing in things you use can help you save money in a few different ways. First, you’ll be able to get more use out of the item. If you buy something that you’ll use often, you’ll be able to get more use out of it than if you bought something that you rarely use. This can help you save money in the long run because you won’t have to buy a new item as often.

Second, investing in things you use can help you save money on maintenance and repairs. If you buy something that you use often, you’ll be able to keep it in good condition and avoid costly repairs. This can help you save money in the long run because you won’t have to pay for expensive repairs.

Finally, investing in things you use can help you save money on taxes. If you buy something that you use often, you may be able to deduct the cost of the item from your taxes. This can help you save money in the long run because you won’t have to pay as much in taxes.

Investing in things you use is a great way to save money and make sure you get the most out of your investments. By investing in things you use, you’ll be able to get more use out of the item, save money on maintenance and repairs, and save money on taxes. So, if you’re looking to save money, investing in things you use is a great way to do it.

47 thoughts on “Purchase Necessary Items”

  1. I think it is a pretty solid idea but it does sort of pigeon hole your investments.

    I don’t mind having a small amount invested in emerging technology. I don’t use these right now but I hope to one day. Having a small amount invested is a bit of a gamble but also I want to see some of these technologies succeed and become prevalent.

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  2. I just sold the Aribitrum air drip, bought Moons, and added to the liquidity pool. Quite the gauntlet but stick with what you’re used to. I like the Moons and have no idea what the Arbitrum coin is going to do

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  3. I did the same thing with Square. Bought the device to try, liked it, when they did their IPO I bought at less than $10. It went up to I think around $107. So of course I sold it at $77.

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  4. I never fully agreed with this logic.

    I don’t use ANYTHING from Apple, yet i got stocks from it because i know they are a good company and can make me money.

    I watch a lot of shark tanks and they often say “i don’t use/eat this, so i’m out”, which always bothered me. If it makes you money, i don’t see a reason why not invest in it.

    I’m just a newbie so i’m fully aware my way of thinking might be incorrect.

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  5. my criterea is basically only buy crypto on P2P nonkyc services bisq hodlhodl robosats agoradesk localmonero localcoinswap etc.

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    if an altcoin is only available on a centralized exchange i dont need it in the first place

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  6. That’s why avatars are a great pickup. We all use this app, and they’re the only real form of identity expression on the platform. Avatars are going to become even more important as Reddit continues its venture into web3. Take a look at Polygon ID and what it could mean for this platform.

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