The Biggest Gains Come After Year 10 ⏳ Everyone wants to double their money now. But real wealth in stocks doesn’t work that way. Amazon, Google, Tesla… all looked like “just okay” companies in their first 10 years. The real magic—96% of their total value—came after that. Why? Because compounding takes time. The early years are quiet. The late years are explosive. But most investors don’t wait long enough. They sell after 2 years of “meh” returns… Right before the rocket takes off. So what’s the lesson? If you’ve done the work and picked a great business—give it time. Holding through the boring years is what separates average investors from wealthy ones. 📈 In long-term investing, patience isn’t just a virtue—it’s a weapon. 🔥 Follow @masteringwealth & @goodstudent_investing for the best investing content on Instagram 🔥 Source & credits: NFX, 2022 📝Note: Post includes opinions, not investment advice. . . #investing101 #investingstrategy #stockmarkets #msft #aapl #applestock #dividends #tsla #teslastock #dividendgrowthstocks #microsoft #billgates #dividendinvesting #investingeducation #stockstowatch #stockstobuy #stockstohold #stockmarketnews #stockmarket #hustle #nyse #nasdaq #investing101 #stocks #stockstotrade #intelligentinvesting #elonmusk #stevejobs

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Is Apple rotting? Apple is warning investors that its new and future products might never be as profitable as the iPhone. The disclosure comes as the company is pursuing newer technologies like artificial intelligence and mixed-reality headsets. Apple added the warning in its latest annual report under the “business risks” section, as first reported by the Financial Times. “New products, services and technologies may replace or supersede existing offerings and may produce lower revenues and lower profit margins, which can materially adversely impact the company’s business, results of operations and financial condition,” Apple wrote in the report. Read more on Apple's warning to investors at the link in the bio 👆 Article by Aisha Malik Image Credits: Justin Sullivan / Staff / Getty Images #TechCrunch #technews #artificialintelligence #Apple #TimCook #SteveJobs

In 2010, Steve Jobs sent himself this email, quietly reflecting on how deeply interconnected his life was with the work and contributions of others. He acknowledged that he hadn’t grown his own food, made his own clothes, invented the language he spoke, or created the technology he relied on daily. Even the music that moved him was a gift from someone else. What’s powerful about this note is its humility. Jobs, often seen as one of the greatest innovators of modern times, admitted that his genius still stood on the shoulders of countless others. He even confessed to feeling helpless when he needed medical care, revealing a rare vulnerability from someone often portrayed as larger than life. A year later, Jobs passed away. But this message remains as a quiet reminder of the collective effort that shapes every human life. Behind every achievement, behind every breakthrough, there is a web of shared knowledge, creativity, and sacrifice. It’s easy to glorify self-made success, but Jobs’ reflection reminds us that no one truly does it alone. #SteveJobs #Apple #Legacy #Reflection #Humanity #Innovation #quote #life

In 2010, when Apple quietly overtook Microsoft in market value, Steve Jobs didn’t throw a party or boast. Instead, he sent a simple internal email urging his team to skip the celebration and focus on “the next great product.” No applause, no ego—just vision. This iconic moment wasn’t just about numbers, but about leadership rooted in humility and relentless innovation. Jobs proved that true impact doesn’t come from loud victories, but from staying grounded and building what truly matters. #Businessbulls #Business #SteveJobs #Apple

Can you imagine? 🙃 After reporting in January that Apple is adding an “Air” option to its iPhone lineup, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman is offering more details about the upcoming slimmer iPhone. The iPhone 17 Air will launch this fall, Gurman says — and like the MacBook Air, it will be thinner than standard models, while combining high-end and low-end features. It apparently took a “herculean effort” for Apple engineers to create a skinnier phone with thinner batteries without sacrificing battery life. Gurman also reports that Apple considered making this the first “completely port-free iPhone,” with all charging done wirelessly and all data syncing accomplished via the cloud. However, Apple decided not to go this route, at least for now, due in part to concerns about how European regulators — who have mandated that smartphone makers support USB-C connectors — might respond. Image Credits: STR/NurPhoto / Getty Images #TechCrunch #technews #Apple #iPhone #smartphone #TimCook #SteveJobs

Success in entrepreneurship often comes down to one thing: perseverance. As Steve Jobs wisely put it, ‘I’m convinced that about half of what separates successful entrepreneurs from the non-successful ones is pure perseverance.’ It’s not just about ideas; it’s about the relentless drive to make them happen. #Businessbulls #Business #Entrepreneurship #Perseverance #SteveJobs

In moments of adversity, it’s easy to lose hope. But as Steve Jobs reminds us, challenges are part of the journey. Keep pushing forward; setbacks often lead to breakthroughs. Stay resilient and trust the process. #Businessbulls #Business #SteveJobs