be patient. i made losses initially but i'd recommend buy shares with potential to grow at a cheap price, but select a few, so if you do make a loss or two then you have something to fall back on. i'd recommend first trying out apps to practice with though, so you get an idea of how fast-paced it is

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Jjjj112

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I got 1A* 4 A and 4 B

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Original post by Jjjj112

Personally I got good grades at GCSEs wouldn’t u say gcse is the foundation but not the determinant

yes deifnitely, but it all comes from hard work being put into something you care about. i've got a friend who was excluded in year 10 but now he got a City job by asking people what qualities an entrepreneur needs and doing work experience

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Jjjj112

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I understand u r this successful multi millionaire but I don’t think u understand the main issue in society

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Original post by GrandMedic

Really, at 20? Family must be doing well.

no my family hve never really lived the luxury life. its all about motivation and hard work, which you can achieve a lot with.

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Original post by Jjjj112

I understand u r this successful multi millionaire but I don’t think u understand the main issue in society

what do you mean?

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Jjjj112

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I mean u don’t understand the problems

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Original post by Anonymous

what do you mean?

if youre talking about education then i'd definitely agree that its a necessity in order to have a successful career, but my friend was seriously talented in finances so i guess that not everyone may have to put in the same work to get to a point

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Original post by Anonymous

be patient. i made losses initially but i'd recommend buy shares with potential to grow at a cheap price, but select a few, so if you do make a loss or two then you have something to fall back on. i'd recommend first trying out apps to practice with though, so you get an idea of how fast-paced it is

Ah right, what apps in particular do you recommend and is there anywhere I can learn for free, like things to do and not to, how to read fluctuations and make predictions etc

I mean

Tht students like me are constantly told we r not good in enough

Discrimination

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Original post by AmmyXVI

Ah right, what apps in particular do you recommend and is there anywhere I can learn for free, like things to do and not to, how to read fluctuations and make predictions etc

etoro / fortrade were my starter apps but you need to be rly careful since you dont want to invest too much in one company. in terms of making predictions and reading fluctuations id recommend to constantly update yourself on readings so you can use tools or gut instinct to invest when a company's share price is increasing. if you're in school, ask a business teacher for other programs you could use for practice. pretty much all schools have demo software to use.

20 year old multimillionaire AMA

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