..are the options for earning some form of income.

Arguably they’re all the same, or very different, depending on your preference. Firstly, CFDs are pretty much exactly the same as Red vs Black, but hyper-complex. with almost an infinite amount of variables, CFD’s still manage to lead to one of two possible outcomes, money lost, or money gained. Now, obviously most of the significant and predictable variables you can educate yourself to be able to manage, and therefore base your investments on some well founded facts, managing your risk and potentially enabling you to earn an income. In the same way, i can limit myself on Red vs Black by physically removing my ability to risk all of my assets by simple taking only what i can afford to lose in physical cash. If i only carry £50 in my wallet, and leave my bank cards at home i’m relatively safe, and have still enabled myself to (potentially) come home with some form of winnings.

Employment is a whole other kettle of fish, it’s a guaranteed trade off. Time spent is proportional to money earned, however, the spent time in the first place can incur hidden costs, as well as provide a basis for a false sense of financial security, meaning you tend to blow money on things you wouldn’t normally buy, purely because there’s no overdraft limit telling you you can’t.

anyway, i’ll probably make some money on CFD’s like i do with RvB, and bog standard employment, but realistically, i’ll get bored, and do something else, until i really need money, and delve into it again.

ADD Generation.

but none of that is going to happen anytime soon, focus is on design and normal employment, topped off with a tonne of university. go me.