In fact, I’m not even going to promise you that putting your faith, trust, and money into a well-diversified collection of safe and sound dividend stocks is a guaranteed way to be rich and ready for retirement. Now, I’ll be the first to admit – as I always do – that there is no such thing as a definitive yes when it comes to any one individual stock. Maybe you don’t mind making decisions based on “probably.” I mean, “Signs point to yes?” I’m not sure if I would stake any bets on that.īut that’s just me personally. I would argue that some of those positive ones (the first 10) are pretty inconclusive. According to Wikipedia, 10 of them are positive, five are negative, and the rest are inconclusive. Here’s something I’m not sure I knew about the Magic 8 Ball (or at least I can’t remember if I knew)… You Deserve Better Than a 50-50 Shot at a Positive Answer Of course, we all know on some level – whether we’re Gen Z or Gen X like I am – that it isn’t that simple. Will the stock market go up or down tomorrow?Īre tech companies going to hit their bottom next week, only to bounce “big time” from there? There’s something to be said about holding the answers in your hand. Regardless, I do understand the sentiment. And then it made me wonder: Is the Magic 8 Ball making a comeback?Īs far as I remember, the toy was popular in the 1960s but didn’t have its real heyday until the 1980s – right along with turtlenecks, Kool-Aid, and mixtapes. But for now, it was one parting line that really captured my interest: “ Let’s go shake the 8 ball.”įirst, I’ll admit it made me laugh to myself.
There have been some great discussions there that I’ve seen (or heard). That’s why I was browsing through Spaces the other day – Twitter’s ( TWTR) new feature that allows groups to have audio conversations. Millennials, yes, but Gen Z especially.īased on their age alone, they can make the most out of the stock market. As I said in a previous article a few weeks ago, I’ve been trying to understand the younger generations.
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