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Like what?
by theossuary 3y ago
Like what?
- burningChrome 3y ago[flagged]
- marssaxman 3y ago> doesn't take much to retire at 35. All you need is about $5-$8M You live in a rarefied world, my friend.
- emestifs 3y agoYou quite delusional about a number of things. It's not even worth pointing them out.
- matkoniecz 3y agoFor start, day trading is effectively gambling. Your advise is horrible and will harm people taking it seriously. And earning 8 millions as "social media influencer" by age 35 is so unhelpful advise that gambling would be more effective...
- kozikow 3y ago> For start, day trading is effectively gambling. Not unless you managed to get hired as a (quant) trader with a performance fee. Privatized gains, shared losses. Of course, it's very hard to get hired for such a role.
- jobs_throwaway 3y ago> Finance I have a ton of friends in finance. Many worked for the most prestigious IB firms out of undergrad and moved on to PE/hedge funds where they make mountains of cash. I don't know 1 of them who has even considered retiring anywhere close to 35, nor of anyone in their professional networks who've done so. Not saying its impossible but the likelihood of doing so is vanishingly small.
- digging 3y agoYou just listed "professional gambler" 9 times.
- pavel_lishin 3y agoNot true, "professional athlete" isn't just a professional gambler, it's one who won a certain kind of lottery even before birth.
- pavel_lishin 3y ago> All you need is about $5-$8M in the bank Oh, is that all? Well, why aren't we all doing that?
- DonsDiscountGas 3y agoI want to live in your world where people think you need hundreds of millions to retire, and getting $5M is apparently super-easy.