You mentioned century-bonds as a way to build wealth for future generations. But given how unpredictable a 100-year timeframe is, which long-term risks—like inflation, currency changes, or government policy—do you think matter most when evaluating whether these bonds will truly hold their value?

Probably. And the grifters got richer while dumb cultists lost the farm. Literally.

Lately, I find the market to be so unpredicatable and at times nonsensical. Pretty much ever since Trump took office.

By then, Trump would be older then Biden was when he ran. We all saw how that went. Trump is already mixing up people's names and falling asleep during important meetngs. He'll be much worse in 2028.

Questionable, but there are ways. If he did, it would be legally challenged. But one way which could work, and which has been discusse online, is that Trump could always resign his last friday in office, and then have Vance pardon him. The could also run for a 3rd term by running as Vance's VP, with the understanding that a vote for Vance is a vote for him, because Vance would step down once elected.

Trump will just continue to pardon himself and everyone else who does his dirty work for him.

How so?

True. Now that's how DOGE could have saved some real money. Cut out all the payoffs to Musk and Trump properties and businesses.

That was the one time I had any respect for Elon. At least he was telling the truth then. Not all the fabricated and politically motivated DOGE nonsense. All those supposed "savings" turned out to complete BS. He needs to stay out of politics and focus on $TSLA.

#Trump is slowly destroying this country. Then he lies to the American people saying how great things are, and his lemming followers believe it. He is the very definition of an authoritarian ruler and our democracy is slipping away.