Wow, how about read the first post of the thread before answering or maybe a troll is just a troll, clearly asked in the wrong place, full of stupid answers
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Wow, how about read the first post of the thread before answering or maybe a troll is just a troll, clearly asked in the wrong place, full of stupid answers
Wow, how about read the first post of the thread before answering or maybe a troll is just a troll, clearly asked in the wrong place, full of stupid answers
haha by wrong place you mean pretty much the entire internet (seeing how trolls exist everywhere)? :)
serious response to your question: the challenge is the rate of return you are seeking over the time period allotted. as others have stated, the risk you would need to take over that period with that much capital to start would basically be tantamount to going ahead and taking a juicy parlay bet (which at the very least requires no additional resources other than your cash and you can be entertained while the games are going on.) If avoiding gambling is the path you want to go my advice would be to focus first on turning $10k into $20k, and then tiering up from there. Put a different way, I dont think there is one silver bullet strategy you can use here to realistically get that return over that period. there should be a diversified and stepwise plan to get you there (i.e. the investment you make to break through say the $20k mark may not continue to be an investment you make to get you through the $30 or $40k mark.) What those investments would be (minus gambling) I can't really say but would offer to keep the above generally in mind. GL to the OP tho, curious to hear how this plays out.
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Quote Originally Posted by isport:
Wow, how about read the first post of the thread before answering or maybe a troll is just a troll, clearly asked in the wrong place, full of stupid answers
haha by wrong place you mean pretty much the entire internet (seeing how trolls exist everywhere)? :)
serious response to your question: the challenge is the rate of return you are seeking over the time period allotted. as others have stated, the risk you would need to take over that period with that much capital to start would basically be tantamount to going ahead and taking a juicy parlay bet (which at the very least requires no additional resources other than your cash and you can be entertained while the games are going on.) If avoiding gambling is the path you want to go my advice would be to focus first on turning $10k into $20k, and then tiering up from there. Put a different way, I dont think there is one silver bullet strategy you can use here to realistically get that return over that period. there should be a diversified and stepwise plan to get you there (i.e. the investment you make to break through say the $20k mark may not continue to be an investment you make to get you through the $30 or $40k mark.) What those investments would be (minus gambling) I can't really say but would offer to keep the above generally in mind. GL to the OP tho, curious to hear how this plays out.
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