Investor Writer

2022-02-07 10:58:02 Hello!

My name is Ruslan. I'm a writer who invests so that over time I can not earn my bread, but to be creative without thinking about the financial return.

I recently bought the Beggar Investor channel. I found the channel curious, but I admit I bought it inexpensively. And it wasn't hard.

Beggar Investor Alexander is actually a nice guy, but the great misfortune of those who don't have enough money is that they are not masters of their lives and have to give away for nothing even what they value. I don't want to do that. I want to change my life. I'm going to talk here about my investments and about investing in general. And I would love for you to join me and help me develop this new channel concept.

That's first of all. And secondly... Sorry Alexander, but it seems to me that financial advice from a bankrupt and a homeless loser, who has lost all his money, is unlikely to teach anyone to accumulate, save and multiply capital. Although, of course, the negative experience of the Beggar Investor also has its value. And we have agreed with Alexander that from time to time he will talk about how to lose money.

I really hope that you, my friends, will support me as the new owner of the channel. Open / Comment

2022-02-05 13:17:25 "A friendship founded on business is better than a business founded on friendship."

- Rockefeller

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2022-01-31 17:44:45 Beggar's Sports - 2. My favorite blanket

That's the adrenaline. When you bet your money on a fight in the ring, a horse race or a soccer match, it was like you were taking part in the competition.

And if you don't like bookmakers, then don't feel bad. There are plenty of other ways to tickle your nerves. Mankind invented a lot of gambling.

The army of beggars is constantly swelling thanks to it. Although I'll tell you a secret, beggars also gamble. They bet what they've got. I recently lost my favorite blanket. Now it's cold to sleep outside at night.

Do you like to gamble? Open / Comment

2022-01-29 13:10:06 Beggar's Sports

One can take up sports. It's really a worthy occupation for a future Beggar Investor.

I mean betting on sports, what are you thinking?

Back in the day, when I still had money, I was a regular at the betting shops. When I got my paycheck, the first thing I did was go there.

I'd go home empty-handed. Open / Comment

2022-01-26 13:46:55 "A bone to the dog is not charity. Charity is the bone shared with the dog, when you are just as hungry as the dog."

- London

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2022-01-24 17:20:58 There's so much trouble with money

A Beggar Investor may also have money. And he also wants to hide it. So that other beggars don't take it away.

The bills given to me by kind people, I used to gum up the concrete trash cans in the park from underneath. But recently the garbage cans were replaced with new ones. I have no idea who got my money.

There's so much trouble with money. Any Beggar Investor will tell you that.

What do you think is the best thing to do with your money? Open / Comment

2022-01-23 10:20:49 Sleep on the money

Put your money in your pillow or mattress. Let all your cache be there. And sleep on the money.

Inflation currently eating away at your capital is nothing. But the bills rustle so nicely.

Money can burn in a fire. They can be stolen by thieves. But sleeping on bills is more vital.

You can also hide the money to be safe. Bury it in the woods, like the treasure hoards used to be buried. And then lose the place. Open / Comment

2022-01-21 11:01:42 Tell everyone your secret code

If you wanna be a beggar, you shouldn't hide your debit or credit card code.

Better to brag to friends and acquaintances. Or you can give your card to a girl you just met. Show how much you trust them all.

Wanna get examples? You're welcome! My girlfriend once asked for my credit card to go out to the store for wine. I never saw that girl again, or the wine, or the card, or the money in my account.

You can also, let’s say, show strangers your account code and amount. There's no need to hide passwords, either. And no need to protect your smartphone or computer from viruses, from which you conduct financial transactions.

In fact, why would a Beggar Investor need cards, computers, and bank accounts?

What do you think about it? Open / Comment

2022-01-19 10:20:47 Always trust people

And never verify anything.

Especially trust people offering to invest your money and promising fabulous profits.

These are honorable nice people who care about you. Judge for yourself, knowing the Main Secret of Great and Quick Wealth, they do not increase their capital. They do not borrow from the tub to get rich fast and open their own bank. They propose to become rich to you.

They oftentimes have a pile of significant documents and solid offices. And how charmingly they talk! How could you not believe such people?

Certainly, I did. I brought and gave them my money, not really going into what they were about to do.

Yet each time, for some reason, these people and my money disappeared without a trace . They left, closed their offices, stopped answering the phone. I wasn't getting richer; I was only getting poorer.

Be sure to meet people like that so you can become a Beggar Investor soon.

And if you've already had the experience of seeing them, share it. Open / Comment

2022-01-17 05:00:05 Huge house that's bigger than your wallet

Another good way to get rid of money is to buy a big house in an expensive place. Definitely one that you can't afford. Just like with a car.

Better yet, two houses, or even better, more houses . Lots of houses and apartments are what you need to end up without a roof over your head.

Remember that wonderful word, "mortgage." Buy more housing on credit than you need. Don't think about being out of work and not being able to make payments. Forget that mortgage bondage ruins people much richer than you.

Don't forget to buy more stuff for your unwanted homes and apartments. Just save a bigger packing box . You'll have to move into it soon.

This is the real home of the Beggar Investor.

What kind of house do you live in? How did you get it? Isn't it ruinous to keep it? Open / Comment