/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27568919
It's unfortunate you feel that way, no cheap shots or offense taken personally. Both my parents make 80k+ a year each and have MBA's so it's not like I have a huge footprint or impact on them financially or anything. Hopefully one day you can achieve financial freedom and achieve all of your goals, best of luck.

>>27568687
Do you live in the same room? If so could you move into the basement or any other room in the house and just shut and lock the door? If you have to share a room and there aren't any other options and you don't feel like wearing headphones/headsets all the time moving out might not be a terrible idea, but all i'm saying is don't let your first intention in any situation be to ask yourself how you can add another bill to your current stack of things leeching away at your life savings or requiring you to take a shitty job you don't want to pay them on time.

>>25770548
50k isnt a meager amount of capital.

Put 15k into robinhood
Put 15k into a crypto exchange
keep 20k in the bank as a safety net
Buy stocks and ETF's
Buy the dips on the bigger coins
Swing the altcoins and cash out before bed
avoid literally anything biotech or science related because it's absolute garbage.

Learn how to use a stock screener (Like TradingView's) and learn how to set your filters to suit your risk profile and trading strategy.

Avoid stocks with higher than 10% volatility ("Top Movers" bullshit) because they will fuck you if you cant day trade them.

Devise a risk profile and a trading strategy.

Avoid buying options until you've paper traded them for 6 months on thinkorswim or something because there's almost a guarentee you'll get screwed over.

Whenever you inevitably get into options dont put more than 10% into options at any moment until you can decide if you like the feeling of getting fucked or not.

Expect to pay taxes like a decent man, or take advantage of capital gains and research how to get your investments taxed at those rates.