Netizens Now Advise for Minimum Wage Workers to NOT Do TRADING
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Netizens Now Advise for Minimum Wage Workers to NOT Do TRADING 

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There is a growing movement where social media finance influencers are advising Malaysians to do trading. But, others feel that those who are earning minimum wage should not be encouraged to do this as a large chunk of their income would be at the mercy of the market. 

Netizens advise minimum wage workers to not trade

Furthermore, the X user adds that RM100 would be 10% of a person’s salary if they made RM1,000/month. However, the same RM100 would only be 1% if the person is making RM10,000/month. The user adds that individuals making less may have a higher risk of losing it.

An X user who claims to be making RM1,500 states that they have a side income in order for them to invest in stocks. But, earning a side income would most likely mean the individual is possibly no longer a minimum wage worker. 

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Netizens Now Advise for Minimum Wage Workers to NOT Do TRADING
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