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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So you just quit? I don’t get it. You can’t be young, maybe 40’s? You don’t just quit because it gets hard. You make a plan… you get another job, you take leave, you work less hours, etc. It was very poor decision making on your part and considering it was likely your only recent supervisor, hard to get a reference or recommendation. OP, I would think short plan. Work in the school system, bus driver, substitute, IT or even teach. Then while doing that, look for other jobs. You get benefits and a steady income until you find something else. You have to also get your mental checked out too because it just doesn’t seem right for an adult to do what you did. I am not trying to beat you up but just being honest. [/quote]

I have $ in savings that I can rely on until I get another position.  I tried to look in tandem but I didn't have time to take it seriously, and couldn't activate my network without raising eyebrows.

I have been doing a ton of research and some classes in AI so have some more modern skills.

People keep suggesting teaching. Don't you have to have some credentials for that?[/quote]
You rely on savings to make you money. There's an app you use to buy and sell stocks. You can make 5% every few days. It's not that complicated. Also, ubereats is hiring.[/quote]

This had got to be a troll post. [/quote]DP. I would not call it a troll post, just very bad advice.

Buying and selling stocks short term is the equivalent of gambling unless you have extremely high discipline and patience to baby-sit a portfolio.

You have to perform due diligence on a stock, research if it has cycles like mining or tourism. You need to find out how much debt vs earnings a company has.

Then there are events: FOMC meetings, earnings releases, dividend dates etc.

You can look at charts guessing what it [i]could[/i] do but you cannot know the if or when nor foretell the future.

I absolutely would not recommend day or swing trading to a novice any more than I would take someone from the Pee-Wee league and put him in the Professional league. [/quote]

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