Best trade to get into?

>>1439282
I've found janitorial contracting to be particularly lucrative while having a very low initial investment and almost no required skills.

>>1439282
imo electric or hvac. thats where the money is, atleast where I live.

Also what sort things can I do to better my chances? Things like first aid certiricates

>>1439282

Honestly? Gunsmithing.

Only two/three schools in the US do it, aside from self-paced DVD-based stuff.

All the old gunsmiths are dying out, and folks are buying more guns than ever, even here in California, especially with the incoming legislation.

Gets really busy in the shops when the panics hit, and if you go around with a gunsmithing degree you'll definitely get hired on somewhere.

>Also what sort things can I do to better my chances?

Learn machining. How to run a lathe and use a mill, CNC or manual.

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>>1439282
What do you like? What do you think? Surely you can come up with more input than "Best trade to get into?" like there is some fucking magic bullet answer that we all are keeping secret.

>>1440918
I want to get into the mining industry, hopefully run my own one day

Energy motherfucker, oil&gas , clean, solar whatever. Thats where the moneys at

the harbor pilots here in new york city make over $300k a year, so I'd say that's a pretty good trade. However it's a 12 year apprenticeship and good luck getting into it.

The ones in Houston make even more, they're close to 400.

>>1439282
>Best trade to get into?
The buying bitcoin and holding trade