What's the quickest way to turn $25,000 into $175,000?

simple, use cfd's
I made 60% profit shorting on overvalued (price above moving average of 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 days without influence of politics) index funds in two moths

Buy XDN

Explain

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lmao m8 unless you got connections, are willing to risk all, and can fend for yourself you'd simply be paying to ruin yourself

everyone here should know about trends and how people follow trends.
this causes people to buy a stock when it is rising. (since the goal for a portion of people is to make money instead of having a stock for dividents), this causes prices to fluctuate (people getting in, cashing out and generally having the idea of buying something so it will rise and then sell it etc).
what you basicly capitalise on is shorting at a moment when a stock is at a very high point, without there being a good reason for it except that people think it should have that value.
Now this is where index funds come in. since single companies are pretty prone to market developments (say a new law, or a scandal coming out), you want to spread your risk. You do this over a whole country where politics isn't brooding at that time, (say germany or france during last october) or atleast will not have chaotic changes. then just wait for the price of the index fund is higher (for shorting, lower for going long ofc.) than all those averages (while the 64 day average isn't rising or falling) get in, wait approx 3 days to a week for people to catch on it is overvalued (or at the price they want) cash out and watch others jump ship as the price isn't growing anymore, then make a nice profit.

Thanks for putting in the effort to explain I got the idea but would like you to give a example.

I'm an accounting graduate And it's a shame I'm not really upto what you said.

And what about CFDs

lets take france, currently the market is pretty stable and political issues will only come up in about 5 months (elections), so the price fluctuates up and down because people try to make a profit (and thus buy and sell regardless of major developments that will influence companies much(no trade deals or things getting banned)). it simply doesn't stay at one price. you make profit by shorting when the average prices of the stocks making the index fund are overvalued because of this, pic related for example.

CFD's are contracts for difference,
basically leverage, I use it because it gives me acces to index funds otherwise out of my league (see germany for example at approx currently 10.500), but basicly make sure I never "risk" more than an 8th of my capital by checking historical breakouts. (so no HA YOLO ALL MY CASH ON THIS purchaces, the france on was made on a buy cost of approx 18 euro out of 700 with about -50 euro's possible before the "crash" (so short at 457, with possibility of the index still going 50 higher determined historically), but unlikely because it is overvalued compared to the averages)).
the graph shows daily prices, but they vary during the day ofcourse so when you spot a price where it's near an overprice point you can also buy then.

for the unknown mind, leverage is basicly using less money to get the same profit by a certain margin but also at the same exposure) (instead of paying 500 you can pay 50, but if the price drops to 450 you will still loose your 50 (instantly without your choice))

A fine fucking question.

Thanks finally someone on biz who's not shitposting or rec crypto coins.

Can you email me I'd like to learn from you lukeing.8797@gmail. com

thats great and all and I don't doubt your ability to trade, but how do you decide the trade period when buying and selling?

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>you make profit by shorting when the average prices of the stocks making the index fund are overvalued because of this, pic related for example.

How do you calculate avg prices of stocks making the index fund #noodalert

I take the short price - the long term average and sell when the current price - long term average is 1/5 - 1/4 of the original number.

wrong reply my bad

the same way, linear movign average.
but mainly you just check the index funds (since if and only if multiple stocks are overpriced you will see a higher point and vice versa) and the news of the subject country

why those numbers exactly?

if you look at the picture I provided you see dips and rises, hower those aren't the lowpoints and highpoints of the day, prices fluctuate generally about 0.5% from the change they make, (so -1% means there probably are points on the day where the price is -1.5% and -0.5%), the 1/5 to 1/4 is a proxy for this lowpoint.

mind you, almost everything I do is by orders for certain prices made the evening before or even weeks earlier (currently have 10 offers pending awaiting their set price) no daytrading allowed I have a life.

also,
this is based on the fact that medium sized dips are more common than huge size dips, so you can take profits over a larger time period rather than simply waiting for the big drops which occur more rarely (I would do this too as well if my capital was larger and could afford the risk)

you seem like someone who knows what he's talking about. Are you on discord, Skype or email?

my skype is reitze1996,
don't have a mic currently though.

I know that rental properties can bring in an insane income, but how do you deal with degenerates that don't take care of shit?

How many people drive around in a car that has been waxed properly within the last 90 days?

How many people vacuum their floors on a weekly basis?

How many people perform basic preventative maintenance on things they own?

So, why would I ever consider investing money in property that some lazy bastard will piss all over? I've heard MANY stories from co-workers who did shady things to get their deposits back. I've also heard shit they felt wasn't wrong, like lying about having animals, letting animals shit/piss in a specific room and not caring... etc

I owned a $200k house in a decent neighborhood. I had the opportunity to keep it and rent it out, but I said "ah fuck it" and sold it for a $35k profit instead.

Get a job and save 150k

Cut it into 7 pieces.

Can you tell where you learned all this from?

you barely make enough to pay taxes

stanford economy courses (financial markets by robert shiller specificly, it's on youtube), the alchemy of finance (by george soros so don't let the title fool you), general statistics& distributions at uni, 2 years of dummy trading and merchanting for 4 years on runescape.
sorry for the long waiting time, am in skype with another user

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This. And/or Trumpcoin

Covert it to Zimbabwe dollars

Now you are a multi millionaire

Play roulette 3 times, doubling your bet each time

Thanks for posting, that's a good read. For the 2^i day averages, I guess it's common sense to look at the big picture and small picture, but I was always wondering how people methodically did it.

Just have landlord insurance. Landlord insurance will cover every damage possible pretty much. Also, get a property management company to handle the Tennant and don't sweat over it.

Buy $25,000 inverse 3x leveraged futures etf and wait 3 days and sell.

throw 25k down on a penny stock and hope it jumps up 600%

Thats pretty dumb, he should instead buy normal 3x leveraged etfs that track the nasdaq (tqqq) and hold for 3 years

if he wants to be safe he can wait until the market crashes in another month

Buy ICC

wagecucks lol

CFDs for forex