Then you dont really know how to invest in BTCLast time I did that I lost $200
What's the rules and all that on being able to take it out? Like withdraw the money in there?
index funds aren't a risk (or go with an S&P 500 just don't go with individual stocks). Don't expect to cash out in the next 3 years though because it could crash at any time but it will always recover.Got it, haha, a lot of friends suggested stocks so that might be the way to go. However, I don't like putting a large amount of money at risk.
There's always a risk. What if the S&P 500 is abolished after especially bullish years?index funds aren't a risk (or go with an S&P 500 just don't go with individual stocks). Don't expect to cash out in the next 3 years though because it could crash at any time but it will always recover.
Then you'll have way bigger problems than losing $3.5k. That won't ever happen unless the US stops existing (so your USD would be invalid too).There's always a risk. What if the S&P 500 is abolished after especially bullish years?
buy some of my domains xI need some good advice, like be serious 8|
I'm just saying it's stupid to say there's no risk. Of course there is risk.Then you'll have way bigger problems than losing $3.5k. That won't ever happen unless the US stops existing (so your USD would be invalid too).
There's a risk to literally everything, no point to think about risks that will probably never happen.I'm just saying it's stupid to say there's no risk. Of course there is risk.
You obviously are not a skilled investor thenThere's a risk to literally everything, no point to think about risks that will probably never happen.
Lol, I'm sure worrying about the US somehow going from a superpower to nonexistent makes you a great investor. I guess Jeff Bezos and Warren Buffet are buffoons for putting most of their life's work into stocks.You obviously are not a skilled investor then
They still acknowledge the risk :facepalm: Are you just... dumb...?Lol, I'm sure worrying about the US somehow going from a superpower to nonexistent makes you a great investor. I guess Jeff Bezos and Warren Buffet are buffoons for putting most of their life's work into stocks.
I never said there wasn't a risk or they don't acknowledge it, I'm saying it's foolish to think about since it virtually won't happen, are you just... dumb...? Keep insulting others to feel better about yourself thoughThey still acknowledge the risk :facepalm: Are you just... dumb...?
get a busbefore someone says car for next year when I turn 16, that's already done too.
I need to worry about the US collapsing? Idk about you but I'm not that paranoid, if that were to happen I would have a lot more things to worry. Not to mention only foreign assets/cash and maybe crypto would survive, unless I'm missing something I just don't see why I need to worry about that when it's out of my control no matter how I invest (ig you could invest in other countries, but please explain why I'm wrong though).What an absolute clown. Everyone loves the thrill of being able to make money from others people inexperience, or kids being nieve. This is no different then the lamborghini guy. Whatever OP does, don't listen to him and his pyramiding scheme...
If you were smart, as others have suggested - save it. You might need it one day, could use it for a decent down payment on a car and use it to build credit. Another idea? Get a secured credit line for $500. Use it for gas or other small things if you have a decent revenue stream and build your credit that way. Don't want to do that or can't because you're too young? I recommend buying yourself something nice and saving the rest. It doesn't hurt to spend the money you make or get, but don't go overboard with it.[DOUBLEPOST=1600922960][/DOUBLEPOST]
these are the risks you need to think about the most...lol
