Investing

>>2974756
On the personal finance side of things
> The Richest Man in Babylon

For noob investing
> A Random Walk Down Wall Street
> Bogleheads Guide to Investing

Essentially, as a beginner you want to avoid stock picking and speculating (gambling) on single stocks. Pick in index fund (a group of stocks) that you particularly believe in or think is valuable...they can be things like certain assets (stocks, bonds, real estate) or particular sectors (healthcare, tech, energy).

This way, you get some skin in the game and a diversified portfolio right off the bat without being too invested in one company to do really well.

>>2974756
if you have more than $2500, you can invest in an index fund. You can invest in individual stocks with companies you like which is riskier than index funds and mutual funds but has the potential to grow with leaps and bounds if you time it right. Or you can spend it on something like a trip, or a hobby you enjoy.

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>>2974851
>Or you can spend it on something like a trip, or a hobby you enjoy.

Where do you think we are? My new hobby is to gather enough money to go NEET again, but forever.

>>2975159
then put all your money into a tech stock you know is launching some revolutionary shit and pray to god it doubles in the next year. If it doesn't you go back to eating chicken tendies, if it does then you get to eat caviar out of a models ass.

>>2975411
>eat caviar out of a models ass.

Fuck dude ive used the same exact expression before!

>>2974756
buy btc and lend it out