I also did not quite tick over a new line (about $500 short!) but it is still pretty.
Graph is 2018-now, starting when I retired.
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SOOOOO close to hitting $200k maybe next month.
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I dropped in some new RRSP money, but I didn’t time the market well, and we’re still down by more than I put in (no, I haven’t gone over that line yet). Still up 7% ytd.
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Just crossed the $200k line!!! Aside from the dip down in 2022 it’s been a pretty steady ride. 
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Will save my official results for end of Q2, but… you can get a sense of how selling our old house went for us! 
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we went over a line, so the graphing software put in more lines
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My net worth has gone up 80k this year.
My income in that time was 20k.
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SO CLOSE TO 150K!!!
This is April 2015 to present, only my own assets, excluding house (owned by LLC) and spouse.
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WAIT i did cross $150K, at least for the moment! I had accidentally entered an interest credit in my savings account as and outflow and not an inflow.
NOW I AM OVER $150K
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Yippee!!!
we stayed above the line
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Took some renovation money off the table (red line also goes up), still managed to end the month higher than last month.
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I did not move money to my RRSP during the short dip, and so after a lot of sound and fury, we are basically flat this month. (where basically flat means we are up by just slightly more than we were thinking of putting in)
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That was March. Shortly after that end-of-first-quarter post, I did tick over the line. Then things immediately went south. It’s amazing how that decline, which the financial news was all up in arms about, was short lived enough it doesn’t even show on my quarterly chart. (But I did get to celebrate crossing that line twice!)
Speaking of quarterly charts, I’m not waiting until the end of the month to post third quarter, in case it doesn’t last. Today I ticked over the next line! (so of course my charting tool added a new line …)
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I don’t have any fancy graphs, but we officially have more than half a million invested. Bananas.
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B-A-N-A-N-A-S
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That is amazing!!! Congratulations!
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Wow !! Congrats!!
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Thinking about switching up the graph to be ‘since FIRE’, where I define the beginning point as Jan 1 2022, rather than mid-Feb when I gave notice, or any of the subsequent days where I stopped working / gave official notice / stopped being paid.
Benefit more lines to cross, and it better reflects the emotional journey immediately after leaving that job wrt the market volatility.
I am considering taking a bit more money off the table in anticipation of the kitchen reno.
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