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Profile of Timothy Ronald, Young Billionaire and Founder of Ternak Uang who Often Faces Controversy

Profile of Timothy Ronald, Young Billionaire and Founder of Ternak Uang who Often Faces Controversy

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Profile of Timothy Ronald, Young Billionaire and Founder of Ternak Uang who Often Faces Controversy

For a series of KLovers who are interested in investment and stock-related content, the name Timothy Ronald is certainly familiar. Timothy is one of the Co Founders of a financial company called Ternak Uang.

In addition to serving as CEO at Ternak Uang, Timothy also often spends his time as a financial influencer on social media. His name is also often controversial due to his speaking style and perceived arrogance in his videos.

What do you think, KLovers? But before that, let's take a look at Timothy Ronald's profile below.

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This is a portrait of Timothy Ronald, a man born in 2000 who has now become a billionaire.

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It is known that the money he earns is the result of playing stocks and investing. It is known that he started investing in stocks at the age of 15.

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Timothy also mentioned that at the age of 20, he had earned an income of 1 billion by investing in stocks in BCA Bank.

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Due to his success, he also managed to become the owner of one of the participants in the Indonesia Basketball League, Bumi Borneo Basketball.

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Often sharing tricks and motivation on YouTube and social media, Timothy also often receives criticism and sarcasm from other creators.

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In addition to Timothy's perceived high speaking style, Timothy often gives advice that is difficult for lower-middle-income people to do.

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Despite often receiving criticism from netizens, Timothy often doesn't care and chooses to keep creating.

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In addition, he has also been in the spotlight for spending time with many women. This action has been criticized by netizens as 'flexing'. What do you think, KLovers?