Investors with $100,000 or more, I hope my blog is useful to you

Investors with $100,000 or more, please read this. This is my first English blog, and you are the main target group. Specifically, it includes but is not limited to people from the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, and other countries, as well as people from European countries who have some basic knowledge of English and can communicate in English.

Why investors with $100,000 and above?

The reason why I set the threshold of $100,000 at this stage is because I read the Securities Act of 1933 (referred to as the 33 Act) and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, which were enacted by the U.S. Congress in response to the Great Depression of 1929, as well as the financial laws and regulations of other countries and regions, and then discussed with my friends and decided. $100,000 is the main group of people that We currently serves, but considering the current global environment, We also appropriately opened two places for investors with less than $100,000, $50,000 and $30,000.

As an investment advisor, how can you help investors with $100,000 or more?

  • Long comprehensive investment strategy (70% value investment + 20% cutting-edge concepts + 10% personal experience);
  • Expertise in technology stocks (profit on Tesla stock is more than 30 times, far more than 1 times that of top Asian institutions);
  • Special experiences (Buffett, who is over 90 years old, has experienced a total of 5 U.S. stock market circuit breakers, and We, who is in his 30s, has experienced 4 U.S. stock market circuit breakers in 2020, and his profit in 2020 was as high as 700.75%);

  • Philosophical essays (When I was a student, my language teacher called me “a future essayist!” Unexpectedly, when I grew up and became an investment consultant on Wall Street, my philosophical essays actually came in handy.)
  • Participated in a math competition and won first place;
  • My beautiful classmate from South America suggested that I study psychology;
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We, U.S. Stock Investment Advisor

[We] have created the first $1 million for our clients… [We] would like to create more and welcome collaboration: we@riawe.com.

Investors with $100,000 or more may have major disputes with financial investment institutions!

Recently, I saw a well-known financial investment bank put out an advertisement: “Speaking with long-term performance” – it’s really hard to describe! On the one hand, the institution’s initiative to mention performance usually shows that they have certain strength overall; on the other hand, medium- and long-term investors who have invested more than 100,000 US dollars know that in fact, there are far fewer institutions and individuals with real long-term performance than people think. This is not to say that there are problems with the investment research strength and investment strategy of so many financial institutions, nor is it to say that the IQ of millions of financial master’s graduates from prestigious universities around the world every year (more than 1 million in China alone) is 250, but to say that it is very, very difficult to achieve long-term performance and outperform the market index in the long run – it is difficult to be a person, it is even more difficult to be a man, and it is even more difficult to be a man who can outperform the market index in the long run!

If I have to say something about this advertising slogan, I think it might be better to change it to “have long-term performance”. Because “with…” means that you know that the financial investment industry needs to speak with long-term performance, which sounds a bit ironic – hey, buddy, did you join the industry 3 minutes ago? Changing it to [have…] means that it has been done, not just knowing. Or just list the data. How long is this “long term”? What does this “performance” look like? Just like Buffett, Soros, Simons, etc., directly list detailed investment performance data for more than 10 years, which is clear and indisputable. Of course, the “everyone” here can be regarded as at least half an expert. Therefore, it is understandable to a certain extent that many investment institutions use vague advertising slogans to face the general public.

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9 Years, 20% CAGR

2016-2024, Compound Annual Growth Rate

CAGR (%)
RIAwe 20
Nasdaq 16.59
S&P 500 12.82
Dow Jones 10.79

PS: The DATA provided by Interactive Brokers.