Any advice is welcomeI work a shitty job for ~1k dollars monthly in a ~thrid world country. Living with my parents i could afford half or more of my income for something. I wannabe freeee. No need for riches, just a thing or two that can generate profits comparable with my current income and a possibility to make them a little bigger. So of course, i need something with little investments at the start and it needs to be fast (im a little paranoid about the possible coming of the 3d world war in a few years and my age of 26 in which i havent achieve anything of notice, and my brain is already losing neuroplasticity)Thinking about diving into crypto, memecoins and trading bots for them and awaiting the autumn time when bitcoin is supposed to drop. I know the basic stuff, for now. Though very risky, it seems one of the few possible paths for me. Sometimes i can come up with a good(at least on paper) business idea but these are for the good times or better places than economic/political/etc situation in my country.
>GoldInvesting is a bit like prospecting: how much time will you put into seeking opportunity rather than recreation?I started with 0 knowledge, got money from Amazon night shifts, and since I didn't know what would perform best, I looked at stocks, metals and crypto.How much time will you spend carefully reading up on the history/roadmap/whitepaper of an asset? The more informed your decision the better, not only for choosing an asset with potential, but holding it instead of selling way too early, or panic-selling if events like conflict cause the market to plummet.Some days I didn't just use 90% of my free time researching and comparing different options, but my brain felt fried. But it was worthwhile to cut back on the gaming for this. Multiple 10x, once waking up to see less than 1K had become over 30K. But there's plenty of things I missed at their most ideal prices to-date, just months before they would skyrocket in price, because aside from those few days of research, there were many days I wasn't looking for new assets.You're approaching these purchases with the same carefulness you'd use before buying a new device, car or home. And because you're not spending money you don't have, you gains will outpace your losses.One model goes as such: $1 doubled again and again becomes over 1$ million after 20 instances of doubling. So 20 assets that at least double in price. Will you make 20 correct picks in a row? Probably not unless you're being extremely careful and waiting a while between cashing out of one to put it into the next.But this model assumes you can only put as much into $1 into anything, and only it one asset. Many could put $1 into multiple assets, but aren't willing to spend the time reading. This model also assumes any correct choice you make only doubles in price. But in my own experience assets have done triple, quintuple, and more. So you can start small, or go bigger. The real key is to be diligent and keep learning.
>>62559055Sure. But what is there to do, exactly? I will research the shit out of it. You just name an idea.
>>62559016charming but all Goyim in the world eventually are going to be fully enslaved and if you resist to much you will be canceled from society
All "advice" posted on /biz/ is terrible, even if you find the Best Possible crypto/stock the retards on here will try to fud you out of it, then shill you some shit that never goes up.
>>62559055Don't listen to this guy he's a pedo who watches vtubers who reposts this story on mutliple boards.
>>62559151For me, even this outcome is OK. At least i would get SOMETHING to think about. And knowing what you just said, it might lead to an ok result. Im comletely out of the 'business and finance manipulation' info-field so any idea is appreciated. >>62559153Kek
>>62559128Every year has different opportunities and few people see them all, just look around. I had no one to tell me what to look into, I just visited threads and asked questions. I didn't just get biased opinions about an asset going to the moon, I'd sometimes have people tell me a dip was expected and to wait for that, but they'd also tell me to actually read up on the latest news and understand why a dip was expected.Was made aware of precious metals in 2023 before their dramatic rise in 2026. Toshi in 2023 before its ATH at the start of 2025 which gave me the opportunity to rotate into precious metals before that ATH in 2026. All just from browsing, reading up on what I'd see posted, narrowing down the list because I only had so much to start with.In a way, those are leads. But you can't just buy what I bought. Doing the research will show you both are still higher than in 2023, but by reading up on the latest news about each you might see enough potential to buy into them now, or maybe not.I will say look into energy/nuclear/uranium related assets. However, my current understanding is that potential there is more long-term. I'm not up-to-date because my plan is to rotate into them, but in your case you research might show it's worth getting into them now as a starting point. 3 Mile Island being reactivated. Operation Windlord and its precedent of portable micro-reactors. In the end even if we both looked around the same amount starting today, you'd come across different assets and see potential where I don't due to your life experience.
>>62559153First part no, second part yes. Any board I go on there's someone wondering about money. Most people see /biz/ related matters as impossible, but my experiences show it's not. Assuming one has money to spare, the rest is largely a matter of diligence.
>>62559016>diving into crypto, memecoins and trading botsJust the 3 things not to do, lol.There's no get-rich-quick.Anything that looks like get-rich-quick is gambling.Gamblers lose money.With this set: start slurping dips for gold now, index funds in October with your cash, and expect good (MA100) to excellent (MA200) entry opportunities before November and once a year. Avoid memes, IPOs and greater fool trading, and focus on good trends (current: semiconductors, then mining and nuclear, then robots), good fundamental values and good entry times (corrections, fear).This strategy is less spectacular, but it will give you compounding money in the future. Gambling is for losers, especially in the third world.
>>62559237>semiconductors, then mining and nuclear, then robotsExtactly the things i couldnt do.
>>62559292But why? They are high. If you bought low, you can start selling. If you didn't buy or already sold, wait for dips and start slurping semis (NOT AI model companies, these won't be profitable, as soon as they want to make money they'll get replaced by open weights... which run on semis anyway).
>>62559375Because my moronic government is cutting the country from the global world. I cant buy a single share from the west in any slightly convenient way, only through intermidiaries, on each and every step, which are not to be trusted and even if they are, it costs money anyway. And shares in my country, in these times... let's just say it would be much better to buy a random memecoin while jerking off in the closet. Not to say, our technical side of thigs is almost of the stone age by now.
>>62559395Crypto is ass. Zoom out to a bigger interval and look at how it behaves before you decide to go in. Since stocks aren't an option you might wanna consider foreign bonds (probably banned too) or precious metals (kind of a meme with how they got manipulated in February). Hyperliquid has stock-USDC pairs that can be traded 'off the grid' so to speak, but again, it's crypto.
>>62559457>Crypto is assEveryone is saying that. Mb it's not that bad after all? You just keep yourself in young state of mind and be vigilant about trends. Mb even ai and shit is already doing all of this with some success.
