I'm ashamed to say, if I landed on a sizeable amount of money, I would probably buy a house instead of trying to flip it in options trading
If you get a windfall of money, securing a home is the first thing you should do. Then you can start taking risks from a position of relative security
>>62569896realistically you would lose 100% of your money doing options in first 1-2 years.Only about 1% to 3% of retail day traders remain consistently profitable over the long term (3 years or more). The vast majority—ranging from 85% to 97%—lose money. Even over a single year, only about 10% to 15% show a net profit.
I’d keep it in a savings account until bitcoin goes down another 25 percent. Then I’d never sell. Sorry Rabbi, I just don’t feel like it!! Never gonna sell is all!!
Buying a house and having peace of mind is always nice. If you're a neurotic person sometimes being conservative on your goals is better for your health.
No one is telling you to be ashamed of doing so. It's the retarded mortgagecucks double their house cost in interest, calling their house an investment, and wanting to argue that financially a mortgage beats renting when running all the numbers tell you otherwise the true retarded cucks.
>>62570591>He doesn't own 10+ properties that he passively earns rent from, offsetting his mortgage while the underlying asset also appreciates in valuengmi tbhonjust stop being poor
I'm a crypto millionaire and I live in my car
>>62570925>he doesn't own several casinos that passively brings in $500k a week eachlmaomortagaecucks are so pathetic
You can use housing as a way to defer taxes indefinitely, which is why it's basically an investment and not a home anymore.