Therefore, for those who are starting their financial journey just now, maybe it's more advisable to allocate their funds on non-passive investments, what means they won't have a source of automatic profit, but at least they can pursue superior returns to maximize the potential of their money to generate further monthly income.
Once they manage doing this first step, then passive income investments start looking more attractive.
Someone like us that are not fully started but still in school and trying to look for a means to grow the small capital we get, what's the passive income source you would advice? Tho I normally invest small amount on Bitcoin but Bitcoin doesn't give you reward monthly, you must hold until the bull season. Like you explained, I need a massive capital to invest on stocks and real estate before the profit margin would be a bit meaningful, so what invest should someone consider to join with $100?
I was checking out one local option today and their profit daily profit for $150 investment was $0.04 per day, which means in a year the ROI will be $14.6 very poor.