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By Financial Independence at 35  •  July 16, 2020
Sold: 130 shares of Johnson & Johnson at $142.44 Total sold: USD $18,460 Bought: 370 shares of AMD at $54.5 2 shares of Amazon at $3,019 Total bought: USD $26,205 I sold Johnson & Johnson as it was declining slowly for 4 months despite a rallying market. I also made a mistake in buying a dividend-paying stock in the US. After the 30% withholding tax, dividends wouldn’t be very much and aren’t an incentive to keep holding. Loss was about 4%, or USD $800. Of course, it jumped right after I sold it. It never fails. Using the released funds, I bought into AMD. I got excited about AMD because I’m being hearing a lot about how their Ryzen chips are considerably superior and cheaper than Intel. I was looking for a laptop for school, and balked at the $2,000 – $3,000 plus models here that had the specs I was looking for. Trawling through Amazon, I ran across this. A 2-in-1 laptop with i-7 equivalent processor and 16 gigs of RAM for just USD $600?...
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By Financial Independence at 35
This records my experience of being a 35-year-old who reached financial freedom.
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