/Starting from 0/

To gain any amount - lose money and now you have gained a negative amount

>>1921406
Already tried that and it isn't very fun

>>1921400
Everyone starts at zero, then they get a job. Pay off your debts you accumulated and create a reserve. Once you have a secure reserve, invest anything else you have in an index fund. After that you may take more risk with extra cash.

If you haven't done at least this, you will probably never have a solid base in life, always living on the edge of destruction where 70% or more of people end up with nothing, or less than nothing.

>>1921461
>>1921410

>starting at 0
>not starting in the negative


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>>1921400

>>1921473
Youre a good person anon

>>1921400
I'm considering going down the road to a currency exchange and going long on some foreign currencies, just to see if I have what it takes to predict global-macro trends.

If that works, maybe I'll get a job, lash together some cash and open up an account with a legit Forex brokerage and probably lose it all on the count of overconfidence

>>1921400
Get a job at giving McDonald's and have a a few hundred dollars every two weeks. Spend nothing. By the time summer is over you'll have over a 1000 dollars

>>1921400
Something you can build from elbow grease, even something like mowing lawns can be far more profitable than fucking day trading.