Trading (forex) is a scam. When was the last time you saw universities/colleges teaching people about it? These educational institutions would have been the first ones to teach people how to do it.
Young man, you’re fast becoming one of my fav posters.I don’t know, I spend the majority of my day betting on dog fights and pig races.
How do they make their wealth then before selling their courses? I’ve seen a few who don’t sell courses but engage in signaling and post their accounts live.Don't waste your time day trading stocks or forex people that act as if they are making money from trading are making money from selling you courses that "teach" you how to trade. You are better off consistently taking parts of your pay cheque and investing in stocks, land, or other assets for the long term.
I would never in a million years buy a course. I was asking more so about learning trading myself via free info and if it’s worth learning and if it’s possible to make money. There are people who don’t even sell courses who swear by forex, hence I don’t understand where they are getting their money from.Anyone who actively sells courses on how to day trade is lying to you. Why would they share their secrets with you. It is widely known that more than 80% of all day traders lose money within the first 12 months. There is no such thing as a get rich quick scheme.
This is why I recommend all Somalis to be more financially literate, that way they can slowly build their fortune and easily spot scams. I had to stop my siblings and friends many times from getting into paid discord groups run by these so called "successful day traders" on instagram and youtube.
These influencer traders do not even make money from their stock picks.
99% of their income comes from gullible people who fell for their schemes. Pick any influencer that has an ongoing lawsuit and read the documents. They make huge losses.
Exhibit A: - RAGING BULL LLC
Spencer Cornelia on youtube has many videos on these scams.
Furthermore, hedge funds that are actively run by portfolio managers and quants couldn't even outperform the SP500.
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S&P500 has beaten the hedge funds summarily with it returning a whopping 222% more than the hedge fund over the last 24 years. This difference becomes even more drastic if you consider the last 10 years. During 2011-2020, SPY has returned 265% vs the average hedge fund returns of just 60%.
Timing the market is almost impossible. There are too many variable involved that influences the fluctuation of stock prices.
Slowly build your wealth instead of thinking about short term profits.
lastly, READ FINANCIAL BOOKS, your future self will thank you for it.
@Angelina please don't fall for these idiot influencers, invest passively and slowly,
What about tech boot camp courses? Do you think they are scams as well or there are legit ones?I would never in a million years buy a course. I was asking more so about learning trading myself via free info and if it’s worth learning and if it’s possible to make money. There are people who don’t even sell courses who swear by forex, hence I don’t understand where they are getting their money from.
No, because you get government funded ones and ones that provide reference for when you apply for jobs. They’re completely different. You actually learn the skills you’ll need on the job.What about tech boot camp courses? Do you think they are scams as well or there are legit ones?
What do you mean?!?!Young man, you’re fast becoming one of my fav posters.![]()
There are sharia compliant ETFs if you don't want to invest in an index fund for religious reasons.If you want to save money for later, your best bet is to put 200 euros or so per month in an S&P 500 ETF. Pick one with the lowest commission rates, Vanguard is the best. Just put whatever you can afford and forgot about it. Depending on how long you’ve invested and your starting capital, that 200 euros a month can easily be 1 million in 30 years. The market will crash once every 10 years, keep investing, don’t panick. The only reason I am not investing in the S&P 500 companies due to religious reasons, those companies are not Islamically sound and they work with interest.