Quote from: teilwalL05 on October 31, 2017, 03:51:04 PM

Quote from: Protomono on October 31, 2017, 03:33:56 PM

Quote from: Nothingbuttmoney on October 30, 2017, 05:15:13 PM

I'm afraid to invest cause I don't have any programming background. Some say that I need it, some just advise to try and figure out if it's crucial.

So, I decided to try to invest. Maybe some of you know platform/project which requires no programming skills or at least has super simple interface and other stuff?

I think programming skills have little effects to our investments. My principle is to take advantage of potential that exists inself. Optimize existing skills and learn what we need to support.

On investment, you may think having expertise in programming can help earned more profitable or more accurate analysis. So learn programming, as long as there is willingness whenever we can (although not be an expert).

I think a major in business is the most suitable or accountant for investing and maintaining your money well but I think yes if a person have a willingness to learn I think he can sure obtain a skill in analysing what is good and bad to make investment from, you don't need programming skills or anything but sure thing that you need is courage in taking up the risk because without risk you can not succeed in investing because it will sure involve a great risk and like a gamble that you would sure win or lose anytime.

A major in business is bullshit and a waste of time. If you really want to understand how the world works study Mathematics or at least Statistics and then apply what you've learned to real world problems - which are just Math problems with different names. Meanwhile, a business major is full of silly essays and story telling, completely useless for understanding new situations.