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You'd have to start with a small property, given your capital. But returns are stable and can be relatively high -- 9-15%.
wait 8 years ... x100 return?
sounds like a joke, and it kind of is, but I did it myself with 10k. With $500k you're going to fluctuate $10k everyday anyway. You never know.
Do you have time to watch the market? If you want to go with aggressive growth, and $500K you are willing to risk, then options trading. Put $20K per trade and it should double in a year.
Do you have time to watch the market? If you want to go with aggressive growth, and $500K you are willing to risk, then options trading. Put $20K per trade and it should double in a year.
Any suggestions on how to properly learn how to do this?
Main items we focus on are price-action and price-volume. In essence, for every minute the price goes up, what's the volume? For every penny the stock goes up, what's the volume? For every 100,000 shares what's the change in price?200k? 300k? 1m? and so on. Also, weighted factors for all the different indicators, MA/SMA/CCI/RSI/VWAP being of most pertinence. Pitch fork trends weighted at a lower level. Also several other proprietary indicators based on stock correlation (i.e. BABA vs AMZN, if AMZN is moving down, BABA should as well because of what it relies on). Sentiment Analysis to look for bad news.
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Any suggestions on how to properly learn how to do this?
The easiest way to do it is follow my plans. The harder way to do it is watch the stock market and look into technical analysis. It takes a while but if you start with a small account you can look for an edge and utilize it. It takes a while and you have many losses early on and then over time you narrow it down to what works. I'm not sure if anyone can do it the same way I do but I don't know of a better way to answ…