So I am just turning 18 and have learned trading for 2 years (biggner level)and going to start trading to rase my capital to start an dropshipping store.
How do you all think thus starting road map is, if you have any more suggestions tell me.
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Whatever you earn dont save it, but don’t trade it all in at once, I’d suggest you keep a cushion for you, say 50-50 your income from trading, reinvest 50% and invest the rest in traditional stocks which give consistent returns.
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Piyush Goyal
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EY • 1y
Just got some chill vibes! Be happy! At the end of day - we all gonna die.
So do it with whatever you have but just dont get panic around it that you would be recognised or not. Just put in efforts and vibe with the flow!
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