Suppose I will get 100k USD by the end of this year. What's

>>1556387
swing trading and commodity futures

Your return needs to be extremely high so your risk needs to be as well.

You might as well just take it to Vegas, honestly.

>>1556387
Can you... trade cryptos?

>>1556590
this is honestly your best bet, buying whatever /biz/ shills as far as cryptos go, i'm not even joking

>>1556583
its only 1000% return over 365 days.
just buy uwti op.

>>1556387
go to your local casino and put it all on red a few times

>>1556590
>>1556601
this, it's more fun than regular gambling and unlike stock trading you can actually get rich quick
i think i'm up >500% on potcoin over the last week

>>1556406
>reliable way
>any speculation

nice one

>>1557298
how is it different from any other trading with a high leverage... forexcrap, or like, futures on anything if you want an actual trading etc

nopony can have reliable income from that, the only somehow reliable way to earn money on trading it's to invest for a long time (months, years) to a decent portfolio or to an index, since the global economy overall rises you can almost surely have some income, albeit there can be years without any and the income likely won't be enough to make you rich with a small investment... ok, you can also trade liquidity and some option strategies allow relatively low risk, but the ordinary day trading it's like poker - it's almost impossible to have a reliable income from it and the only way to get rich is to get insanely lucky

>>1557335
>how is it different from any other trading with a high leverage
Well, for one thing, you don't do it with high leverage. If you're playing random shitcoin pumps, Poloniex usually won't even offer leverage.

>the only somehow reliable way to earn money on trading it's to invest for a long time (months, years) to a decent portfolio or to an index, since the global economy overall rises you can almost surely have some income
This is true for stocks but does not apply to cryptos.

>nopony
Consider killing yourself.

>>1557354
>Well, for one thing, you don't do it with high leverage. If you're playing random shitcoin pumps, Poloniex usually won't even offer leverage.

and what's the difference if you trade something very volatile without a leverage or something not that volatile with a leverage? it's still the same principle, you risk a lot for a high profit trading something which is not really predictable

>This is true for stocks but does not apply to cryptos.

that's why trading cryptos is nothing more than a lottery... unless you try to be a market maker or something

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>>1556387
You need to make 347% yearly returns for 2 years.

If you can beat 8% returns that is considered really good. Maybe if you are the Isaac Newton of stock/crypto trading and read financial news and reports for 19 hours a day and stocks are your only passion in life. At this point you will be making national headlines, getting invited on talk shows, Forbes will be writing about you weekly, you will be training proteges to follow in your footsteps, everyone will want your grand wisdom. Starting with your $100k, if you really can make 347% returns, after a mere 10 years your net worth will be $318,474,915,694.18. That's $318 Billion. That's twice as rich as Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Warren Buffet combined, but it only took you 10 years. Fuck, you are the president of Earth and Mars fucking golden pussies in your quantum lamborghini.

2 years is like a fraction of a second. It goes by so fast, really in the blink of an eye. You have to be struck by lightning to get 2M in a blink of an eye. If you want a guaranteed way to make millions with no effort you have to be patient. If you put your $100k in a stock, re-invest dividends, average 8% a year, then after 50 years you will have $4,690,161.25. Think about it, that time is going to pass anyway. Your old self is going to be kicking himself in ass for not investing wisely, he would probably do anything to just go back in time and convince you to drop it in a dividend stock or index fund, instead of trying to come up with some harebrained scheme where you don't even end up break even after years of effort.

Go play roulette, only bet on black or red, if you lose just keep doubling your bet. Literally no risk and guaranteed money

>>1557371
>that's why trading cryptos is nothing more than a lottery
Pay attention to what's being shilled.
That's how I made money on CGA and POT.

ITT: a bunch of clowns. I make far more than $100k a year, save a good chunk of it, and turning that into $1MM in two years is a fucking joke.

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>>1557737
Please elaborate.

>>1557752
What is there to elaborate? They're basically asking to break even in gains on an average of 2 months and sustain that growth over two years. It's conceptually laughable.

prayer.

>>1557704
well, 347% yearly is possible with a good business enterprise i think... if you are lucky

some people make a lot of money from nearly nothing after all

>>1556387
prostitution

>>1557335
Ahahaha I knew ponyfags were poorfags. That's what happens when you become a fan of a communistic cheap shilling company that doesn't know how to make genuine money.

>>1557704
But it's a big difference if you invest 100k or a 100 millions.
Buy for 100k and nobody cares. Buy for 100 millions and the price skyrockets.

>>1557711
>Literally no risk and guaranteed money
google "martingale system" and you will see that there is not "literally no risk and guaranteed money"

Get knee pads and suck 800,000 dicks for a dollar each.

>>1556387
high risk investments or entrepreneurship
or trading crypto