retired_bemesel

If I had £2000 when I was 16, and if I invested it properly I think I would have become a millionaire by now. I'm 35 btw.


If you want to be rich by 17, then you will most likely lose it all - or try and see a gap in the market.
A kid your age was the one who brought Motorised Scooters to Britain recently and became a millionaire. He could easily have lost it all though.

Its good to be a middle man. But you have to start slow. Do it via limited company. Dont risk your own assets.


If you want to be a millionaire at 35 then invest it wisely. If you get a 60% return on your investments (which is not that unlikely surprisingly), then you can become a millionaire by your 30s.

retired_bemesel

If I had £2000 when I was 16, and if I invested it properly I think I would have become a millionaire by now. I'm 35 btw.


If you want to be rich by 17, then you will most likely lose it all - or try and see a gap in the market.
A kid your age was the one who brought Motorised Scooters to Britain recently and became a millionaire. He could easily have lost it all though.

Its good to be a middle man. But you have to start slow. Do it via limited company. Dont risk your own assets.


If you want to be a millionaire at 35 then invest it wisely. If you get a 60% return on your investments (which is not that unlikely surprisingly), then you can become a millionaire by your 30s. </BLOCKQUOTE>

50-60% return per annum.
This is acheivable. Through shares if you play it right.

retired_acivin

bet on Porto in Liverpool v Porto tonight.
You never know, you might get returns of £16K!

Seriously though, don't do that. Do what Ranjith says. He's 35, and much wiser than you are.

retired_ehoff15

If I had £2000 when I was 16, and if I invested it properly I think I would have become a millionaire by now. I'm 35 btw.


If you want to be rich by 17, then you will most likely lose it all - or try and see a gap in the market.
A kid your age was the one who brought Motorised Scooters to Britain recently and became a millionaire. He could easily have lost it all though.

Its good to be a middle man. But you have to start slow. Do it via limited company. Dont risk your own assets.


If you want to be a millionaire at 35 then invest it wisely. If you get a 60% return on your investments (which is not that unlikely surprisingly), then you can become a millionaire by your 30s. </BLOCKQUOTE>

ffs Ranjith has to take this kind of rubbish thread seriously

retired_bemesel

Sorry Andy.

retired_kimmymarlo

60% ROA for 20 years in a row attainable?

do you want to run a hedge fund for me?

retired_tracyfrost

Well you've covered the first criteria of becoming Rich by posting on OTF asking why.

Your well on your way!

retired_Angela Adams

It's very simple. Go to any site which offers a 100% matched first bet and bet on basketball (the most even game you can find). For example, here are 2 sites I used tonight:

https://www.betway.com/
http://www.centrebet.com/

And a list of more here - http://www.1betaday.co.uk/index.php?p=betway

Now, most offer between 20-50 quid maximum cash match. So sign up, deposit the maximum allowed and bet on one side to win, and use the free bet to bet on the other. Overtime counts in basketball so you can't lose.

retired_bemesel

ok, a bit optimistic. Even a 25-30% return over 20 years would return a high yield.

retired_fluffums

the 2k isnt like my pocket money its like my life savings so far!!!