Don't gamble, you'll waste your life chasing losses and regret it!
Invest your money in blue chip stocks or real estate that will give you a guaranteed income; start early and you'll be glad you did. Don't listen to people who advocate ways to make money gambling because it just does not work! Any form of gambling for that matter. I wish I could rewind time.
21 yr old looking for all round advice
With respect, that's a really odd comment to make.Mahadakku wrote: ↑Mon Jan 12, 2026 10:49 pmDon't gamble, you'll waste your life chasing losses and regret it!
Invest your money in blue chip stocks or real estate that will give you a guaranteed income; start early and you'll be glad you did. Don't listen to people who advocate ways to make money gambling because it just does not work! Any form of gambling for that matter. I wish I could rewind time.
I understand it, if it we were talking about traditional betting. But exchanges have brought the biggest ever opportunity to make money from betting markets, however you choose to do it.
The ROI on exchanges is exceptionally high for any profitable strategy. So much, that the money I make I invest. So I get the best of both worlds.
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Having completed university the world's your "lobster". Gaining a life experience, such as Betfair trading, could help with transferable skills going forward and will strengthen your CV. (I used to be a National Careers Service Advisor, so I can't help myself)
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Analytical decision‑making
Evaluating charts, news, and market indicators builds the ability to make informed decisions under uncertainty.
Risk management
Setting stop‑losses, sizing positions, and managing exposure translates directly to roles requiring careful judgement and safeguarding resources.
Emotional discipline
Managing fear, greed, and impulsive decisions shows resilience and self‑control — qualities employers love.
Pattern recognition
Spotting trends and anomalies is useful in data analysis, operations, compliance, and customer‑facing roles.
Research skills
Traders constantly gather and interpret information from multiple sources, which is valuable in advisory, admin, and support roles.
Numeracy and data literacy
Working with charts, percentages, and performance metrics strengthens comfort with numbers.
Strategic planning
Creating trading plans mirrors planning in business, project work, or client support.
Adaptability in fast‑changing environments
Markets move quickly — being able to adjust strategy is a major asset in any dynamic workplace.
Use of digital tools and platforms
Trading platforms, spreadsheets, and analysis tools build confidence with tech and data systems.
Accountability and record‑keeping
Tracking trades, journaling decisions, and reviewing performance aligns with admin, compliance, and advisory roles.
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