I've been wanting to get into investing for years, and now

books are your best resource

read something on the kind of investing you want to do, or a personal finance book like rich dad poor dad

>>1839648
idk what Communications means in your country, but, is there any hope for you getting in to HR or anything like that?

If so, that's probs the route you want to go.

Also for your investing, since you know nothing and you admit it yourself, there is 0% chance you will make money.
Put it in a market wide fund or specific industry fund.e.g. Medical companies if you know a bit about medicine

>>1839654
I'm American, but my degree primarily focused on communication theory and media. HR might be a possibility if I can find a way to break into the field

This might be a dumb question, but where can I access market wide funds and single out specific industries? Just keep on eye on ETFs?

>>1839650
>rich dad poor dad

the new book best dad worst dad is so much better. I know, how could anything be better than rich dad poor dad?! Just read it, you will be shocked

>>1839650
Personally i do both.

I hit a wall tho.

Its time to shit or get off the pot and im fucking terrified to lose money

Doing this is 100% going to be a roller coaster and i dont know if my stomach can take it...

>>1839667
I learned and gained knowledge by reading books and not being a pussy about trading.

Dont be a pussy just dollar cost average into an index fund.

Ill give it to u step by step retard

1. Take your total investment divide by 9 and call this x
2. Every 2 months invest x into vti which is vanguard total stock index. If you don't have a broker optionshouse has 5 dollar trades
3. Just ride it out until you need the money 5+ years from now

Keep in mind im not a licensed financial advisor and this is a parody post depicting what I would do in your position