Is there a big difference in safety between doing LL at 27 and 30?

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The reason I ask is because it takes time to multiply money.

So let's say the total cost of the surgery is 50k euro.

If once I save 50k euro and I do it, then after the surgery I will start from zero again. But if I wait till I have 100-150k before doing the surgery, then I will have 50k-100k extra to reinvest the money into stock market or whatever, then after the surgery I might not have to work as much again.

But then that will take more time and obviously I will need to rethink that if the cost of doing the surgery later is increases in risks.

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Quote from: edwardv6 on October 16, 2018, 09:48:30 PM"stock market or whatever"

Sounds like you don't know much about it. You're seeing the perfect scenario only and if you go into any market thinking you can't lose, well, let me know what the slaughterhouse is like.

50-100k to invest with isn't going to get you good returns anyway, you might see 10-20k if you do great for the YEAR.
Day trading on the other hand...quicker way to the slaughterhouse if you don't know sh1t about it.

Sounds like you don't either.

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Anyone can give a proper answer please? Thx.

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Quote from: Body Builder on October 16, 2018, 10:45:19 PMNo it doesn't.
End of discussion.

You think the safety is perfectly equal between doing LL at 27 and 30?

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Quote from: CaptainAmerica on October 16, 2018, 11:01:22 PMYou've never made a single productive post on this forum, every post has some condescending tone to try and make you feel better about yourself and always regarding yourself as superior intellectually or "more aware" than everyone else. I just want you to know that you're an absolute fking retard. That's all.

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Quote from: Body Builder on October 16, 2018, 11:02:16 PMThe question is about a big difference which surely there isn't.

And yes, between that ages the condition you are matters much more than the year difference.
The same person at a fit condition at 30 is a much better candidate than the same person at 27 with a less good condition.
All other things equal, that age difference won't play any significant role at all. From 38-40 yo and more there will be some difference but still at that age someone, especially a male, can have excellent results if he lengthens wisely with a good doctor.

Hmm. I wondered how significant is 'not significant'. But maybe I'll check with a doctor. Thanks anyway!

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Quote from: edwardv6 on October 16, 2018, 11:11:04 PMOoh finally had balls to say something? Mad because I try to push facts and truth against people's delusions, anecdotes, assumptions and opinions? Condescending? You mean just like your post but also filled with it everything wrong like I describe?

Can't argue my points so you resort to name calling lol

It's not that we can't but you're too much of a moron to entertain while we have plenty of things to do.

You don't need balls to say something on an internet forum.

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Quote from: edwardv6 on October 16, 2018, 11:17:03 PMLMFAO like you tried arguing that Iso9 can be successful at boxing after LL but I shut down every point you made?

Hahaha

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I just wanted to clarify when I said 'stock market or whatever', the 'whatever' refers to any other forms of possible investment, such as private business, startup or anything. The whole post is basically just to give the rough picture of my plan for people to understand better my motive behind the title question.

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Quote from: CaptainAmerica on October 16, 2018, 11:47:36 PMYes it was obvious to anyone who’s not a social retard. And it was a good question. Having $50k in your 20s is a reasonable amount of money to start investing and save at an early age and if over the course of say 3-5 years it’s totally reasonable to expect to earn $10-20k back if you invest aggressively enough. The thing is this guy didn’t even address your question at all, he just came in here to tell you you’re delusional and going to the slaughterhouse and lose all your money, because obviously he is a financial adviser quantitative analyst genius at Berkshire, he popped all our bubbles bro. Damn, what a genius.

Yes it's not the first time he did it either. That's why I chose not to bother in the beginning.

Great advice. By the way, I don't invest in the US. Dow Jones might be slow, but in Indonesian Stock Exchange, 100%/year is totally possible if you invest in turnaround companies. Granted it's not always easy.