High investments (easiest jobs?)

[AgianstAllOdds]

so im siyting here thinking to myself how much it actually sucks to bust my ass all day to relax 2 days(weekends) out of the week.So I figured the easiest thing i could possible do for the most amount of money is to trade stocks like my man Jim Cramer (mon-fry cnbc 6:00 eastern us time(do the math)).


So i bought a couple of his books read them(high) they are really good books!!!
(reading books...WHAT...wild.)

any ways i thought it would be interesting to find out what would be the easiest job for the most money.


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AgianstAllOdds Reviewed by AgianstAllOdds on 06-02-2007. High investments (easiest jobs?) so im siyting here thinking to myself how much it actually sucks to bust my ass all day to relax 2 days(weekends) out of the week.So I figured the easiest thing i could possible do for the most amount of money is to trade stocks like my man Jim Cramer (mon-fry cnbc 6:00 eastern us time(do the math)). So i bought a couple of his books read them(high) they are really good books!!! (reading books...WHAT...wild.) any ways i thought it would be interesting to find out what would be the Rating: 5

[BBoyShotty]

drug dealer:P hahah, but yeah stocks CAN be a good thing, just remember that stocks ARE basically gambling, so be careful

[Nochowderforyou]

Sell your body and become a high paying escort. Seems easy enough to me, then again I prefer to have some hair on my balls and actually earn my keep, but that's just me.

[AgianstAllOdds]

Sell your body and become a high paying escort. Seems easy enough to me, then again I prefer to have some hair on my balls and actually earn my keep, but that's just me.

lol fckin wild...


is it gay to shave?
lol


stocks arent any harder than sports if you can properly coach a team you can "coach" your investment portfollio but seriously no one here knows what they want to do or thought about 5+ or 10+ years down the road...
cmon respond i know we all get high...
IT'S NOT KILLING MY AMBITIONS WHY SHOULD IT KILL YOURS!?!

[Skink]

I think a lot about dabbling in stocks but I am scared to get my feet wet and lose what I worked for... Real Estate has always been an ambition too...

[Zoltan]

I work at an animal hospital, $14 an hour to walk dogs. It's too easy. No drug tests or anything either. I LOVE my job.

Considering I'm only 18 though, not a great job to make a living off of =P

[JaggedEdge]

I think a lot about dabbling in stocks but I am scared to get my feet wet and lose what I worked for... Real Estate has always been an ambition too...

Yes, I'm still thinking about going to realty school after I graduate so I can maybe try my hand at flipping a house. Once I get my four year, get a real job, and get a little cash in order to invest in it.

I tried learning the stock market. My dad set me up with some of his friends who do day trading. They were just trying to explain what your doing, what your looking for, etc. I just can't see what they see. I don't make the same educated choices they do...

[aardvark]

There is not anything that can be considered an easy job in the investment industry. Yeah, a few people get lucky and make it big without much work, however, you have to spend (risk) money to make money. If you don't want to day trade on you're own, a financial degree will get you a nice paying job on Wall St., but one has to hustle their ass off to make it big and stay on top.

Real estate isn't much better. One is a slave to the market conditions. You must become a buyer/seller agent to ride the correct tide. Easy? Think again. Most FT RE agents are putting in over 60 hours a week. If you can't handle disappointment don't become a real estate professional.

An easy job...that's simple...find something you love to do and do it. If you are lucky enough to get a job like that, going to work becomes more like just hanging out.

[AgianstAllOdds]

There is not anything that can be considered an easy job in the investment industry. Yeah, a few people get lucky and make it big without much work, however, you have to spend (risk) money to make money. If you don't want to day trade on you're own, a financial degree will get you a nice paying job on Wall St., but one has to hustle their ass off to make it big and stay on top.

Real estate isn't much better. One is a slave to the market conditions. You must become a buyer/seller agent to ride the correct tide. Easy? Think again. Most FT RE agents are putting in over 60 hours a week. If you can't handle disappointment don't become a real estate professional.

An easy job...that's simple...find something you love to do and do it. If you are lucky enough to get a job like that, going to work becomes more like just hanging out.

Well about the real estate thing yeah its easy and great to flip houses...
That particular market however,is a small sector in the stock market it gets hot it gets cold.I'de hate to be in your shoes when the market goes in a downward spiral like in the past couple years or so.


Meanwhile im making literally hundreds' of thousands shorting stocks in the housing market.I think the stock market is the best way to go IT'S THE $$$ECONOMY$$$!!!With dollar signs all over it!



I also thought about gambling(i'm an abvious risk taker) playing
Texas Hold' Em in the world series of poker...Vegas baby

[Dave Byrd]

My brother in law flips houses. Or, right now, he invests a bunch of money to fix them up and then there they sit. I've known several people who've had bad luck with that. It sounds good in theory. Seems you really have to buy the fixer-uppers in areas where theyr'e going to move again fast. And that's just not an easy thing to do.

The stock market seems easy, but if you're doing it right, you're studying those businesses, reading the prospectuses (prospecti?), reading stockholder reports, attending meetings, and watching the market steadily so you can buy when prices are down and sell others at the right time. You also have to spread your investments around so they're not all in one area. That way when one sinks, another might be surging and you haven't sunk all your cash in one sector. Succeeding at stock trading takes a lot more work that you'd think. You have to go into it knowing you are going to lose money as well as make it.