Wealth management strategies that earn high returns in the short term are often accompanied by high risks. There is no absolutely safe method that can quickly obtain high returns. Some of the following methods have greater risks and are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice: 1. **Day trading of stocks**: Frequent buying and selling by accurately grasping the price fluctuations of stocks on the same day may theoretically obtain high spreads, but it requires strong market insight, trading skills and quick response capabilities, and it is easy to suffer huge losses due to instant changes in the market. 2. **Futures trading**: Small bets for big gains, using the leverage effect of futures contracts, but the futures market is complex and changeable, and prices fluctuate violently. Once the judgment is wrong, it may lead to a loss of all the money. Any investment that attempts to quickly obtain high returns should be treated with caution. When conducting wealth management, risk tolerance, investment goals, investment period and other factors should be given priority, and a sound and reasonable investment portfolio strategy should be adopted. The risks involved should be fully recognized to avoid blindly pursuing unrealistic high returns and falling into financial difficulties. If you want to achieve steady wealth growth, long-term asset allocation and reasonable planning are more reliable ways.