Thread 60903062

How can you get rich with just $10,000?
Or at least do a x10?
Crypto is so risky, and all the other methods take years...
I feel trapped m8s

>>60903062 (OP)
Invest 50% of that in BTC and ETH every month for the next 4 years. Retire early by year 10.

>>60903062 (OP)
Find a stock that has poor sentiment. Buy deep otm long dated calls. Look at the large cap bitcoin miners that just got their lunches eaten by iren. Clsk, riot, mara.

>How can you get rich
you'll never know

If there was a quick answer to that, no mf with $10k to their name would be working a job.

Risk, time, effort. Choose one.

Is there a field or job you'd be down to work in for a decade or two? Use your money to support yourself or get a degree while targeting that field.

>>60903062 (OP)
Ten x it twice and then 2x it twice more, it's really that simple.

the only way to get rich is to use six figures worth of inheritance you got from your family's generational wealth to invest into the stock market. if you don't have that, then good luck getting rich

>>60903062 (OP)
You can honestly do this day trading futures if you have the skill for it but that alone won't make you rich, investing your retained earnings in spot positions does. It just can provide more income than a normal wage slave job. But that amount is enough for collateral, you could actually use much less than that, intraday discount margins on a mini are like $1,000. Idk why you fags don't do this, you could just do it sporadically and it's fairly ez munny

>>60903062 (OP)
redditor did it using options

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1n7n2ll/10526_to_1500000_in_5_months_thanks_google/

>>60903110
This is literally my same plan with another stock...lol

>>60903062 (OP)
>all the other methods take years...
Then take a risk faggot.

>>60903062 (OP)
You could try betting on ETH treasury, like MSTR, BMNR aim to replicate the performance. They own 9B in eth, they're likely trading at 1.2x NAV. Mstr has traded between 2-3 x NAV historically. Then add that ETH might outperform back over the next few years. Probably a multi-bagger. Ive got a 1.5% position, I'll add more as the thesis plays out

ITT: retard OP thinks he can just 10x his money without taking on risk

She cute :3

>>60903062 (OP)
>How can you get rich with just $10,000?
Slurp A

>>60903128
poor howie

>>60903062 (OP)
Gold and silver mining stocks.

They were a risky investment but the price of gold and silver have gone up so much that they're all profitable now, even the companies that were going to go bankrupt are making money hand over fist in this environment.

It's an easy 10x in the big names, and good chance of a 100x in the smaller ones.

>>60904070
>>60903128
Ok
give me some advices mhhhh?

>>60903062 (OP)
You aren't going to make shitloads of money with zero risk.

I threw 5% of my savings into Bitcoin in 2014. It wasn't much because I'd gotten wiped out completely in 2009-2011 -- I mean I literally had $0 in the bank and had to borrow $2000 to be able to move to take a job to start over from negative net worth in 2012.

I'm retired now. Thanks, Satoshi, for saving me from being forced to rely on my psychotic boomer parents.

Bitcoin is 600X less risky today than it was in 2014. Unsurprisingly you will get 600X less reward than I did for throwing a few thousand bucks into a BTM. But you may as well start somewhere.

>>60903062 (OP)
>Crypto is so risky
no it isn't
fiat is risky

>>60903062 (OP)
do I have to travel back in time to find a girl like this?

>>60905214
What did you start with and what did you reach when you retired?

>>60903062 (OP)
buy something that will bump up

>>60903062 (OP)

>dao so strong i keep expecting rug but it never comes
>market’s been kicking my ass all year
>integrity dao is the first time i don’t feel like a retard
>almost don’t trust it, kek

why is it always such a faggot newbie who is like
>oh i want to 10x my money with no risk and crypto is so risky makes me scared
fuck off seriously

>>60903062 (OP)
ape it all in Vaulta's A now at $0.45
wait $5, over 10x
You're welcome