Hello Light. Couple of things.
Day trading is difficult for me to recommend in that 90% of day traders lose money. Technically, I am more of a swing trader or active trader than a day trader, but I do it more as a hobby than I do for income generation. When all goes well, I like to average no less than $100 per week in trading. Some weeks I make nothing, some weeks I'll cut some losses, and some weeks I'll do far better than average. I only trade dividend ETFs that pay monthly because if I have to hold something for awhile, at least I'll get a high monthly dividend until I can sell it for a nice gain.
The real expert at day trading is Anton Kreil who owns the Institute of Trading where he teaches people how to avoid all the mistakes and pitfalls and trade well. He employs like-minded, successful traders who also have had huge success. If you wish to try your hand at day trading, I suggest your taking his course first. You might want to view this video to get some insights about him and the trading world:
If you have 30k to 50K you are well on your way to living abroad comfortably, but not quite there. You should be aiming to have what we call "Fuc.k You money" in the red pill community. I would say that is about 30k to 50k in passive yearly income to live abroad comfortably. So how do you do that? You do it by setting up several streams of passive income which is how I manage to live abroad. Some suggestions:
-An early pension if you can manage to get one is a gold mine.
-High interest rate term account (similar to a CD) overseas.
-Rental income from investment property.
-506b monthly investment fund income (AKA private placement offering. They are hard to find because they cannot advertise by law. You have to
get into a network of business contacts to find them)
-506c monthly investment fund income (These are easy to find because they CAN advertise but you must be very high income or a millionaire to
quality.) Grant Cardone's Cardone Capital has several of these funds that produce monthly income for people.
-Dividend paying stocks or ETFs (but wait for the coming bear market to hit before you jump in.)
-Peer to peer lending platforms where people pay you interest monthly for loaning them money.
If you keep working a job and do a few of the above well, you can arrange to have a 30 to 50K (and much more) coming to you EACH YEAR. That is what I would tell men to aim for before they try to live abroad long term. Otherwise you could be stuck in one place with no healthcare and no ability to experience life the way you want to.
As for the dollar or euro, they both suck in that their respective central banks are keeping their interest rates low so you cannot profit from saving. Choose the one that is more practical for you, but don't be afraid to dabble in other currencies that permit you to save with high interest rates accounts. Ukraine (Turkey too) has high interest rates, but never go "all in" with such a foreign currency just to mitigate your risk.
https://ukraine.deposits.org/deposits/
You might hear some naysayers say, "I would never open an account in Ukraine." But those are often financial "Nervous Nellies" who have no stomach for building wealth and they are usually broke to boot. Taking smart risks creates bigger and bigger wealth. We all make investment missteps but you just mitigate your losses and ensure most of your plays are successful.
Good luck!