Anyone else jealous of how easy these thots can earn money? This whore is 19 years old and already earning over 100k...

$70k + from the one source listed tbf. There are doubtless other revenue sources for a hard-working young e-thot;. Not like they lie on there back all day

Do what she's doing but for gay male audience

Is it better to get into trading crypto or forex

Don't need to be a women to do it. Pic related did it.

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Implying the market isn't saturated with gay porn.

2%-3% of the population is gay, and a large fraction of males are willing to do this kind of stuff. Probably more nasty, intimate stuff than you're comfortable with.

If I were starting over, I wouldn't go with either one, instead I'd probably just download Robinhood and trade leveraged ETFs off of support and resistance. SPXL gives you 3x leverage with the S&P index as the underlying.
This is extremely forgiving since it allows you to get leverage but your account can never go to zero since the ETF is rebalanced daily. Also since the S&P is your underlying you can happily baghold for a while if it dips too low and you run out of money. It's the entire market so it has a great chance of just bouncing back.
Also since it's leveraged you get decent swings so you can actually make good money trading it vs. just going with the regular SPY index. Good luck.

I’m planning on investing lots of time into learning this.
In about 2-3 years after diligent study how much could someone be earning? Pls no larp numbers.

literally millions of women desperately try for this "easy way" but fail. the number that make it are somewhere in the dozens. its not as easy as just being a whore online, you need to have a strategy and a surprising amount of starting capital.

and its tough work, they basically need to be creating content on the daily or their base goes elsewhere. and its a delicate balance, if you give the goods up too early there's no more intrigue or suspense but even beta cucks know a prude when they see one. belle delphines patreon page should honestly be taught at business schools for how its brilliantly it sells each higher tier is something that it really isnt, but also how those expectations are implicitly managed in her messaging.

look they are whores. many of them are not even extraordinarily talented or good looking whores, but to think the distinction between success and failure in their world is arbitrary would be to miss good lessons that can be learned here. succeeding in a crowded online space is tough to do and the people who pull it off with the kind of profits these girls pull in are woth noticing. you should be trying to ask why some succeed over others, especially when they are no more charismatic or good looking.

>if you actually subscribe to any of them unironically kill yourself.

Is that Stonewall Jackson in the background? Lmfao

Also, what TA indicators are you a fan of?

So basically, have above a room temperature IQ and you’ll do great
Leading betas on isn’t hard at all. Whores who fail are unironically retarded

>In about 2-3 years after diligent study how much could someone be earning? Pls no larp numbers.
Not the kind of numbers Jow Forums likes to here but 20% a year on your capital is very realiistic when trading leveraged ETFs. If you wanna big risk for big money there are always options and when you get your feet good and wet in the regular stock market, you can move up to futures where they have a think called the Emini where leverage is something like 20:1 and it is based directly off the S&P index too.
The advantage there is you pay less taxes and it trades almost 24 hours a day 5 days a week. Also it's one of the if not the literally largest traded instrument in the world so if you had 50 million dollars you could go all in on a single trade without slippage killing you.
The nice thing about starting out with the SPXL like I said is the S&P is the underlying so if you work really hard and learn how it moves, make some decent money, when you step up to the futures market, all of your knowledge and market wisdom transfers directly.
I trade off of price action so no real indicators. The closest thing to that I use is a horizontal line where support and resistance are. It's as simple as this, practice and learn where support really is then when the price dips under it you buy. The previous support is now your resistance so when you get close to it you sell.
I also do not use stops but when you're first starting out you may find them useful just try to get to the point where you "feel" the market and where it's going then you won't need stops and will actually find them to be a hindrance.
I make bank from this system and you can too if you're smart and diligent.

Hey, that's GENERAL Stonewall Jackson to you.

Do you trade futures?
Realistically I’m not sure if it’s worth looking into full time trading.
I’ll probably be making close to 150k at my next job, but trading seemed like an opportunity to make more.
Sorry for blog posting

No problem. I've been trading the emini (and NQ) for a while now and I leveled up exactly the way I suggested by starting with the SPXL. I actually got so good trading the latter that I use it as the chart while trading the Emini. For some reason that seems to work for me. Bizarre, literally picking entries and exits with one instrument and trading the other. I use the Emini for the leverage though.
You make a good point with your earnings though. Making that kind of dough, I'd just max out that 401k with index funds and call it a day. No way I'd try to actively trade and pull down a 9-5. This is all I do and I do well with it but I'll admit it would be impossible if I did anything else. Still, if you need a hobby trading is fun and I'd still suggest the path I outlined above.

she doesn't need to risk any capital though

Yeah, learning how to trade is very time-intensive and doesn’t seem like it can be done “on the side” (at least not if you want it to be profitable)
Even with a good salary and cool boss wagekekking does take a lot out of you. Not saying all the wagie memes are true, but sometimes they feel like it.

I mean, are you making more than 150k? Seems like my field sort of maxes out at these earnings and I’ll never get rich. Financial freedom is possible but I guess I just want more wealth.

>I mean, are you making more than 150k?
It's too easy to lie so don't trust anything you read on here but, yeah, I paid taxes on over 500k last year so I'm doing pretty good. And I'm getting better all the time so I'm on track to pay taxes on a lot more in 2020. That said, it could all be luck since the EMH makes a hell of a lot of sense so unless this things calls you and you just can't do anything else I'd stay away. The only way other way would be if you start slow and discover you're some kind of savant and over the course of a couple of years your trading income outstrips your wagecucking to the points it's ridiculous. Remember, most people fail at trading. It's one of those things that is simple but not easy. It's actually fiendishly difficult since you are basically battling it out with the best in the world and everybody wants everybody else's money. For any trade to work there has to be a loser taking the other side. And nobody wants to lose hence the difficulty. Also traders and their tools are getting more and more sophisticated by the day. I, for instance, am a programmer who makes all of his own tools, alerts, charting, etc. I also made a crypto bot that churns out a reliable profit limited only by the volume in that market. And every day I'm working on newer and better tools. So is everybody else.
But if this thing calls you, you don't have a choice so here I am. If that's you, study hard. And thanks for reading my blog too

based tbqf

I don't have time to be jealous. I'm building my own legacy, carving it out with these 2 hands and I'm gonna be damn proud of it when I'm done because I've earnee every damn penny and that's what life is about.

Dang. Is learning programming to a high level like that necessary?

her "assets" depreciate over time tho.

For the bots and all that, sure but many people day trade manually with just the brokers' tools. My schtick is to learn a particular strategy backwards and forward then reduce it to a series of steps then automate it but that's just what I do then put that on the shelf to make money in the background. Typically what happens is the bots trade all the easy stuff but I take over manually when something pops up that's more complicated than what I've programmed for or when a pattern keeps happening over and over like something is whipping up and down. The bots make probably 90% of my trades but the other 10% manual trading makes probably 75% of my money. So if I turned the bots off, I'd still make that 75% but I'd have to use something else for alerts, etc.

>s&p 500
>extremely forgiving in 2019
based retard poster

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Yeah, the S&P is very forgiving. It's up over the last year despite the volatility. That's the point. If you had bought the literal top of the SPY in the last 365 days which according to my chart would have been around $300, you would at this very moment be down 3.3%. Three point three percent and that's after buying the literal top of the market. Based retard Selena is based retard.
Naturally if you are any kind of decent trader you would have averaged down your position when it was dumping back in December. You would have then sold when it made the inevitable comeback and you would look like a God right now. Oops, that's what I did.

>I mean, are you making more than 150k? Seems like my field sort of maxes out at these earnings and I’ll never get rich.
150k IS rich you silly boomer

Nice to see an actual equities/futures trader on biz and not another one of these annoying 'crypto trader' larpers.

But yeah, the sp500 is not very forgiving if you use the leveraged products. You would be down much more than that, would you not?

you have the gall to call me a retard when you brag about buying the top in front of a great recession, seek therapy user

>boomer
Lmao, meant to write American not boomer

Thanks user :D

>But yeah, the sp500 is not very forgiving if you use the leveraged products. You would be down much more than that, would you not?
Well, it really depends on how you trade and how good you are. Imagine you're trading with the SPXL, the 3x leveraged bull ETF. Of course it doesn't track perfectly due to daily rebalancing and compounding but a good trader knows this and uses it to his advantage. I trade in and out of leveraged products so fast and often that the compounding doesn't affect me nor does the daily rebalancing (which isn't an issue with the Emini) so I just get the upside.
Admittedly my Achilles heal if you call it that is I am long term bullish on the US stock market so I am willing to bag hold. And if I get in a fucked position, I will work the trade by buying and selling the small bounces. I work very hard to not lose on a trade so I rarely just cut bait especially with anything that has the S&P as the underlying. So far I've been very successful but that involves a lot of things I do that I haven't written here cuz I can't write them as I do them unconsciously like reading the price action in the moment. All I can say is I spot support and I buy when the chart dips under it. If it doesn't "look right" or the volume isn't right or whatever i wait and see. I seem to be right more often than wrong.
I can trade a bear market better than I can trade a bull market, user. Matter of fact I'd say a bear market is easier since people are much more likely to capitulate on local bottoms. This is where you buy cuz a capitulation always bounces. Come back in a few years, kid and talk to me.

150k isn’t rich in America.
Inflation decreases spending power by about 4-5% each year and everything is gonna burst soon.

I feel in awe of a Jow Forums poster that actually knows what he’s doing

The more you learn about this stuff the more you realize you don't know anything yet. Or something like that. It's a journey without end is all I can say and I wish you the best, user.
'Bout to bounce out of this thread though. I get emotional when I start arguing this stuff and get off my game. It's that fragile.

Thanks for the reply. I see what you mean but not sure about recommending SPXL to some beginner. Wouldn't you get absolutely rekt if you go long using SPXL, market crashes hard, you baghold, and let's say even if the market recovers completely in 1 year, your position is nowhere near breakeven because of compounding/rebalancing

Thanks user. This is the first time I see actually useful information on this board and I've been on Jow Forums every day in the last two years.
I wish there were more people like you. People who are interested in stocks and crypto and who know how to ride the markets.
You are my idol now.