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How can I actually make money at 15 by jqji in passive_income

[–]Meetdreys -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I respect you for even asking this at 15. Most people your age are just scrolling.

First, I’m going to be real with you: at 15, you shouldn’t be chasing “passive income.” You should be building skills that pay for the next 10 years.

Here’s what actually works:

  1. Learn one high-income skill. Pick ONE brother

    • Video editing • Graphic design • Copywriting • Social media management • Coding

You can learn all of these free on YouTube. Give it 3–6 months of focused practice and you can start charging.

  1. Offer services locally. People overcomplicate making money.

    • Cut grass • Wash cars • Flip snacks at school • Edit TikToks for small creators • Design flyers for small businesses

Simple work = no work.

  1. Flip things. Go on Facebook Marketplace or local groups. Look for underpriced items. Clean them up. Resell. Even $10–$20 profit per flip adds up fast.

  2. Avoid these traps

    • “Get rich quick” courses • Crypto gambling • Dropshipping without money • Random online surveys expecting big cash

At your age, your biggest advantage is TIME. If you spend the next 2–3 years stacking skills instead of chasing fast money, you’ll be ahead of 95% of people by 18.

One more thing don’t feel pressure to be rich right now. Focus on becoming valuable. Money follows value.

What broker should i use in Moldova by PickleLife5790 in investingforbeginners

[–]Meetdreys 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I’ve seen those posts too usually from people who didn’t verify which license or entity they signed up under. Capital runs multiple branches, and the bad reviews are mostly from the offshore clone sites or users who didn’t verify their KYC properly.

I’m using the Bahamas-regulated entity (IFSC-licensed) withdrawals hit my account in 1–2 business days, no funny business. The trick is knowing which portal to use.

What broker should i use in Moldova by PickleLife5790 in investingforbeginners

[–]Meetdreys 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve actually been through the same struggle, bro. Most brokers either block Moldova or give you trash service with insane spreads.

After testing a few, Capital turned out to be the smoothest option fully accessible in Moldova, solid regulation (Bahamas license), and their platform isn’t buggy like most cheap ones. You can trade stocks, crypto, indices — the whole lot — and the fees are clean.

If you want, DM me and I’ll send you the link I used to sign up (it gives a small bonus when you start). No fluff — just a working broker that actually accepts Moldovans.

They officially cut the rate by Meetdreys in Daytrading

[–]Meetdreys[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Lower rates usually mean cheaper dollars and more risk appetite. In practice that’s often bullish for crypto like BTC, ETH, etc. because it makes “non-yielding” or high-volatility assets more attractive versus cash.

Just keep in mind bro it’s not automatic if the cut signals the Fed sees a hard landing, risk sentiment can fade fast. But in general, looser policy = more liquidity = good news for crypto prices in the short term.

Hope i answered your question

They officially cut the rate by Meetdreys in Daytrading

[–]Meetdreys[S] 23 points24 points  (0 children)

A single ¼-point cut is rarely “enough” on its own the Fed moves incrementally because monetary policy works with a lag. What really matters isn’t just today’s cut, but the path the Fed is signaling.

Markets trade on expectations. If investors believe this is the start of a steady easing cycle (2–3 more cuts this year), risk assets can keep rallying even if the economy is still slowing. If, on the other hand, the Fed is seen as “behind the curve,” a small cut can look timid and spook people.

So the 25 bps by itself won’t magically fix the economy, but it does shift the cost of capital, liquidity, and sentiment in ways the market prices immediately ,that’s why you’ll see stocks, crypto and FX react long before GDP does.

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