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Anonymous

04 Mar 2024

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Did anyone here managed to quit full time salaried job and went into full time trading/investing due to ability to earn enough for own expenses?

Would be great to learn from your experiences.

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Pet N

12 Aug 2024

I kknow two people like that. I can't of course.

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stevebeck

24 Mar 2024

This is very risky

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yiyik

21 Mar 2024

Not me....

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Ian

09 Mar 2024

Nope still juggling with both. Having a full tine salaried job do have its benefits.

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SH

07 Mar 2024

Possibly but not young people....

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