/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>2595878

Volatility is the sweet nectare that only the select, keen few will enjoy.

It's a gift.

>>1697844

That's rough fella, but in all honesty that 3,000 grand would be much better spent on some career or professional training, to get you a skill and elevate you out of wage slavery.

Look into trade schools, like getting an HVAC apprenticeship and training, electrician, wood working, diesel mechanic, welding, anything to get you out of the manual labor cuckery at Walmart.

Once you have a decent income, you can actually start saving and investing.

So I would advise you invest the money in yourself, $3,000 is too little for any significant returns on the regular market investments, and I don't want you to gamble it away on something retarded like Bitcoin, trading binary options or Forex.

Godspeed anon, you can make it.