Online day trading classes cost money. But then again so does college. There is a major difference though: You spend four years and tens of thousands (if not over a hundred thousand dollars) on college education that lands you a job that pays you an entry level salary; in order to increase your income you have to work hard to get a raise or change jobs. Day trading is a much more fast-tracked solution: You spend a few weeks or a few months learning everything you can about day trading and all of the mechanics that are involved with it. You take a job to earn some initial seed capital (this job could be through a college education or perhaps not) which you then use to launch your day trading income. Once you are comfortable with the game, you can let go of your day job and engage in day trading on a full time basis as your sole source of income. In either case, a good quality education costs money. But what you have to look at is your return on investment. If you spend one hundred thousand dollars on a college education, it can take you fifteen years to pay off the student loan. If you spend one hundred bucks on online day trading classes, and you have even a hundred dollars to invest, you could conceivably turn that one hundred dollars into one thousand dollars within a month!Which one do you think has the better return on investment?
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