Gambling requires a foundation in economics and practical application in finance. In fact, 99% of practitioners lack basic economic knowledge, which is why they are unable to manage finances or possess financial literacy. After toiling in the gray market for seven to eight years, they have hardly saved anything, and even if they do save, they do not invest in financial products, fixed income, government bonds, real estate, or risk-resistant assets. Eventually, they meet a group of people domestically who suggest investing in this bar today and that billiard hall tomorrow.
Your loss stems from a lack of financial literacy. Read more books and don't get scammed as soon as you get ashore.
After reading "Rich Dad Poor Dad," you at least know how to preserve wealth and understand how money generates more money.
I've found that those involved in gambling generally lack financial literacy.
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I just invested in a domestic billiard hall and lost money.
Facts speak louder than words, haha
Nowhere is safe to put money actually.
I have read this book, but I am still broke.
Today, I don't even know what will happen tomorrow, yet I'm managing finances.
I haven't studied much, how would I know so much?
People who don't do well domestically turn to the gray market, what do you think?
There's nothing you can do if you're not motivated.
Nowadays, I dare not return to my country; it feels like they are the real scammers.
Those who understand finance have all become bosses, leaving us clueless dogs to push on.
What level do you think they are at?
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