Ask a guy who makes minimum 3% a month using financial instruments anything

Ask a guy who makes minimum 3% a month using financial instruments anything.

>Stock market questions
>Derivatives questions
>Ask me why real estate is and always has been for losers

I'll take you up on the real estate question.

Also, isn't 3% a bit poor? Naturally, the gains depend on your capital, but it doesn't seem like a serious source of cashflow.

you realize that in some parts of the states, you're losing 1% to inflation?

NYPA, Dumbass

If real estate is for losers, what's for winners?
And this3% is not a lot to live off of unless you've already got shit tons of cash, and if you're at that level wouldn't it be easier to get more than 3%?

Any advice on using your "financial instruments"?

OP what would be the minimum amount to start day trading and seeing decent positive results with?

dont think you know what that means

Which kinds of bonds and stocks should I invest in? For steady results?

>Daytrading the S&P with daily bars and moving average ribbons
>3% a month

Could this be anymore of a kek?

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>>NYPA
>dont think you know what that means
Dumbass

3% hahaha, thats cute

Hey. I've got $20,000 in a bank in Canada (I'm Canadian) but I live and work in Japan (homeowner, family, etc). The Canadian gov't would tax the shit out of me if they knew I were here, but I want to get my money working for me somehow. Maybe bonds and blue chip stocks? (quite unsure).

Can I invest without the gov't trying to get my munnies? Internet? Caymans?

Help a nugger out.

Great question, 5-10k make sure you never risk it all in one trade and spend a few months learning bro

15k a month is cute... Risk free...

When you know what you are doing that helps you make decisions son

If you can get more than 3% on 1 million more safely and with 100% liquidity I say go for it. buy and selling and renting houses take far too long, just grabbing food when I get home I'll explain better

Op, any sources/sites you wanna share to research?

what are you doing to prepare for the coming economic collapse

Hey OP amateur trader here maybe u can give me some insight

What are the best candlesticks to use when looking at graphs? I tend to used Heiken Ashi

What charts do you typically determine your calls from

How do you think commodities are looking this year such as gold oil silver etc.

Fair enough, but most people don't have 1M saved up.
I'm not amounting to much, I've been consistently gaining an average of 1.3% on a total of $1.5k in stocks. Any tips/advice?