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Best way to financial freedom and high residual income?
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Not worth it in this era, word to bandokev you better off scamming
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There are some pyramid schemes that use Forex classes/trading as a backdrop, but blaming Forex for that is like blaming the stock market for fraudsters pumping and dumping penny stocks
Reality
Make your own luck.
I'm a big believer in capitalizing on inefficient / emerging markets...so I look out for them.
The Coli's actually been great in putting me on to them. Back in late 2017 or whatever they put me onto Bitcoin (I was late) but I ended up making pretty big returns on that one. I forget now but it was at least $5K in return coming back on a $5K+ investment.
The Coli also put me onto another market that I've got five figures in right now. "Investing" in political elections, but I've got a background in the field and pretty good intuition when it comes to certain aspects of American politics. Expecting 10% back on my money for about a month's worth of investment. Already made $1K on the VP pick on about the same investment. Basically I find markets where the other side is "dumb" money because of emotional investment or trying to make a buck too quick.
I could lose the $20K in the market I'm in and be OK though so it's a little bit of a strong hand.
Really get the fundamentals of investment and how to use debt to your advantage though, overall. Understand interest rates, risk, and return.
The Coli's actually been great in putting me on to them. Back in late 2017 or whatever they put me onto Bitcoin (I was late) but I ended up making pretty big returns on that one. I forget now but it was at least $5K in return coming back on a $5K+ investment.
The Coli also put me onto another market that I've got five figures in right now. "Investing" in political elections, but I've got a background in the field and pretty good intuition when it comes to certain aspects of American politics. Expecting 10% back on my money for about a month's worth of investment. Already made $1K on the VP pick on about the same investment. Basically I find markets where the other side is "dumb" money because of emotional investment or trying to make a buck too quick.
I could lose the $20K in the market I'm in and be OK though so it's a little bit of a strong hand.
Really get the fundamentals of investment and how to use debt to your advantage though, overall. Understand interest rates, risk, and return.
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GOOD thread OP 