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Malcolm Ethridge

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Managing Partner at Capital Area Planning Group. On-Air Contributor @CNBC. Author of "Financial Independence Doesn't Happen by Accident". NCA&T Alum #AggiePride
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What to Do After an IPO Makes You Wealthy

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By Malcolm Ethridge
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The days following a major Initial Public Offering (IPO) are often characterized as first-day pops, valuation milestones, and trading volume. But for the employees and early stakeholders, the experience is far more personal. When SpaceX officially went public, it did not just mark the largest and most anticipated IPO of all time. It also helped make an estimated 4,000 current and former employees bona fide millionaires.
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How High Earners Use Real Estate Losses To Offset W2 Income

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By Malcolm Ethridge
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For high-income earners who routinely receive large bonuses, have significant RSU vesting events, or experience a once in a lifetime liquidity event such as an IPO, few tax strategies generate more attention and confusion online than the so-called "short-term rental loophole.” This loophole allows bona fide real estate investors to use losses generated by a short-term rental property to offset ordinary income. The strategy can sound almost too good to be true.
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Market Bubbles Leave Clues Long Before They Burst

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By Malcolm Ethridge
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A stock market bubble is best defined as an episode of rapid price appreciation, followed by an equally dramatic decline. While these moments are often framed as anomalies, they are actually recurring features of the system. And while each cycle is assigned its own narrative, the underlying mechanics tend to look strikingly similar. Boom. Bust. Repeat. This is the rhythm of financial markets, tending to become most visible only in hindsight.
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