bike4life
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2 grand invested in stonks!!! = a small loan of a million dollars!Not cheap.
$2,000.00.
2 grand invested in stonks!!! = a small loan of a million dollars!Not cheap.
$2,000.00.
Which stocks are we investing in?2 grand invested in stonks!!! = a small loan of a million dollars!
Good Question: Stock Options.... Should take around 1 year to do it....Which stocks are we investing in?
How long will $2,000 SAFELY earn $1,000,000?
At what rate of interest?
Lol, I pass.Good Question: Stock Options.... Should take around 1 year to do it....
2,000 x 5 = 10k
10k x 5 = 50k
50k x 5 = 250k
250k x 5 = 1.25 M
thats 4 trades of 5x returns.... You can pick call options with 5x returns if its a bull market and your lucky..... If the chance of you being right or wrong on the trade is 50%, thats like flipping a coin and getting heads 4 times in a row... Its possible but maybe not likely, but even if you were wrong 90% of the time and lost 100%, and 10% of the time made +1000%, you would still be slightly profitable... Here is a hypothetical trade given an inital balance of 2000 dollars reicieving 1230% interest and turning into 25K, this trade would have occured if you bought spotify call options like 2-3 weeks ago...
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hahahaha!!!! best wishes!! But in the end, you only risked 2 grand for a 1 percent chance to get 1 million dollars.... You can look at the probabilities and yeah, the odds are tricky to do that but here this out. There is a guy called turtle trader of the futures world and in 1970 he turned like 1 grand into 100 million dollars... He bet with a fellow other economist/ futures player that this results can be replicated in real life and is not a fluke, so he hired "turtle traders", common folk who don't have any background to test his idea out, nicknamed after how turtles in Thailand were grown in large farms, long story but the test showed it is possible to scale money like that.... FYI i used to have a pet turtle and they are coolLol, I pass.
Wrench, I see the shaka sign.
yup thats how the system works... so much for efficient market hypothesisWhen I see my bank paying .11% interest, I see red!
That's $2.20.
Then they issue a credi card with 20% interest and make $397.80, after paying us off.