Quote Originally Posted by 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.


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