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Board Economics
Re: Reality of investments on practice
by
I_Anime
on 30/06/2025, 08:46:39 UTC
It stays around 0,6% monthly profit, what means you need 100,000$ invested in order to generate 600$ bucks a month.

For the average investor who is saving pennies or few hundreds of dollars every month on the best scenario, it will take a long time until he reaches somewhere in this financial world.
For those who do not have a large monthly income on average, they should not focus on such investments. Simply look for other alternatives that can save the money for the future.
If in one month you can only save hundreds of dollars, in my opinion it is enough to do other appropriate things such as leaving it first until it can be rotated later if it is sufficient to be used as capital.

Maybe in this case I agree that for those who are just starting out, don't focus on non-passive investments first.
If it's a regular dollar per month that can be a savings because it's cold money, I personally will put it in Bitcoin.

To earn some good money in passive investments one have to have enough of cashflow and some average folks can’t afford the amount funds that will give them good return in their investment. That’s why most prefer investing in bitcoin though the risk is higher , but most time is easier to invest in bitcoin compare to others, though you can easily make good return in bitcoin Aslong the cashflow is okay one can definitely get good return is not certain though due to its high volatility and stuff , but we believe as time goes bitcoin will continue to increase value but with some up and down movement though.

But one with enough cashflow that’s into bitcoin investment too, can can diversify their funds in other passive investment like stocks ,  real estate e.t.c.