How to make massive wealth?

[Anonymous No.12667450]

19 year old anon here with a net pay of about 53k annually, I realize that this is very high and no I'm not lying and no I don't buy virtual play money. My aspirations are very high, incredibly high for myself and I need inspiration. I work for myself doing social media management but this can only go so far. What do I do for massive wealth? Build a real company off the back of bank loans and board members who know and industry much more than I do? Invest in something with a huge payoff? Make a startup? Make an online shop? I need brainstorming bros.

[Anonymous No.12667465]

>>12667450
go all in on apple right now

[Anonymous No.12668261]

>>12667450
Kneepads

[Anonymous No.12668270]

>>12667450
>53k
>Very high
You mean avg right?

[Anonymous No.12668289]

>>12667450
ASX:SPT
compare it with ASX: APT
you do the math

[Anonymous No.12668290]

>>12668270
what did you make when you were 19 anon?

[Sage No.12668325]

In all fields

[Anonymous No.12668574]

>>12668290
Can't speak for anon but personally I made $150k

Where is your revenue coming from? You manage companies social media accounts?

[Anonymous No.12668717]

>>12668574
What did you do?

[Anonymous No.12668724]

>>12668717
he told lies and shitposted on an image board

[Anonymous No.12668731]

>>12668724
Anon would never lie to me, w-we’re friends right?

[Anonymous No.12668824]

>>12667450
>53k annually
>very high
kek. try slightly better than average sonny

[Anonymous No.12669037]

>>>12667450 (OP)

You are 19 which means you have plenty of time and if I was you I would take that time and not rush in to a mistake.

Save up, spread your investments and if you ask me you are still young so you can afford risky investments but I will leave that up to you.

Spend a lot of time thinking what you want to do before you waste money on something which is not for you.

If you have a business in social media management then you can develop this further but you might need to think of changing your approach if you want it to scale. Just keep in mind that hiring staff is risky and you should take a lot of time before you hire some-one and make sure they are not close to you or you are begging for trouble..

[Anonymous No.12669750]

Suck dick

[Anonymous No.12669768]

I am not rich enough to comment
Neither is anyone else with $0 in passive income. No $500 per year in dividends don’t count.
Any rich neets out there ? Not counting crypto rich

[Anonymous No.12669772]

well you managed to miss out on 10 years of bitcoin, so i dont think you have the capability

[Anonymous No.12669780]

>>12667450
>53k
>very high
babby, you make a fourth of what I made when I graduated

[Anonymous No.12670098]

>all the triggered larpers itt
$53k is very high by any reasonable metric at 19
trying to appear elitist by denying this simple fact makes you look like, at best, a retarded trust fund kid with an understanding of statistics below highschool level

[Anonymous No.12670107]

>>12668290
I'm 27 and I make 30k

[Anonymous No.12670189]

>>12670107
hah! 27 too and making 28k sucker

[Anonymous No.12670250]

>>12668270
He said net not gross.

>>12667450
Try to expand your business into a consulting agency for big bucks. It might be slow but if it works, you'd legitimately make it.

[Anonymous No.12670310]

Personally, I made 300k a year when I was 19. This is why i'm posting on the crypto shilling section of a Korean marginal investment board. xD

[Anonymous No.12670598]

from someone who made it with crypto.

crypto is still the easiest option you have. Just put 1% of your wealth in it if you don't trust it and wait 5 years

[Anonymous No.12670627]

>>12670107
>>12670189
29 and did 45 last year, thanks for making me want to die a little less

[Anonymous No.12670659]

I actually make $110K with 22

should I save up everything I earn and invest after the next big economic crash?

[Anonymous No.12670699]

26 and Id make 47.5k a year if I worked full time. Fortunately I will be done with my coding degree in max 1 year. I also live in a very expensive country where cheap bars charge 10usd for a beer so 47.5k equals maybe 25k in the most expensive American cities kek

[Anonymous No.12670708]

>>12670598
>made it with crypto

Making $10k on crypto gambling is not "making it" you degenerate

[Anonymous No.12670738]

>>12670708
I never expected to turn 5k into 500k, but that's what happened. I'm satisfied when I reach 5M, which should take about one more year in crypto.

[Anonymous No.12670788]

>>12667450
pick a market with a huge potential and couple of high profile players already in
> example: space mining, micro-gravity production etc..
find a key strategic/technical/etc challenges that would need to be solved
> weak example: space exploration needs radiation resistant electronics
start a company addressing the issue, talk mid-tier investors into it
methodically work on the solution, patenting everything along the way
hire specialists, you want to own top people on the globe with relevant expertise
produce believable plan b to signal you don't need to sell right away and make general populace aware of your existence
> weak example: our radiation resistant robots will clean up the next fukushima
start talking with big players - they need to buy you for the patents, talent and to deny those to their competition, timely acquisition can also boost stock value so even late entrant to the market may be interested
hopefully sell for billions of dollars before everything collapses

[Anonymous No.12670799]

>>12670738
post literally any proof

[Anonymous No.12670800]

>>12668724
This

[Anonymous No.12670815]

>>12670598
Sounds like something a bagholder would say

[Anonymous No.12671134]

>>12667450
>I work for myself doing social media management
So companies pay you 53k a year to post on facebook for them?

[Anonymous No.12671988]

Path to young millionier: Buy CHX and wait a year

[Anonymous No.12672161]

>>12670708
>it only counts if you work hard!

Cope. Making it smartly is better than making it hardly