Retarded Philosopher
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This is something you will NEVER hear from the FinTwit crowd. Especially those peddling a trading subscription or service. If you are under the age of 30 and interested in investing and trading, try this: 1. Put the bulk of your investable money (let's say 75%) into an index fund like the S&P 500 $SPY 2. Take the remaining 25% and trade it. Do this for six months, a year, or even three years. You choose the timeframe. 3. Once you reach the end of that timeframe, compare your trading returns to the performance of your index fund. 4. Next, add up the total hours you spent trading. Place a dollar value on what that time is worth per hour (the money you could have earned at a job, a side hustle, etc.). 5. After you have done the math on both your returns and your time, only then should you decide whether trading is a pursuit truly worth your while. The reason for using 30 or under is because TIME is your greatest asset when it comes to investing.










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