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Anonymous Coward User ID: 29710000 United States 08/11/2020 07:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Gold. Hedge against inflation and protect that wealth. Come 2025, you are going to wish you listened to me. Has to be physical though. Thanks! Not a bad idea. You would be a fool to consider anything else. Do NOT bother with silver. 41lbs of silver is about 10 ounces of gold. Portability matters. Look at the date this was posted. Thread: It's a good time to buy gold. I bet people wish they listened to some random person on GLP... (that actually knows SOUND investments right now) IF IF IF you buy into the market, wait till October when the next big dip comes. Then sell late 2022 or early to mid 2023. Don't worry if it goes up after, as you will still make out better than what you started. THEN you would be a complete asshole to not roll that into physical bars. Best advice? 100gram bars. There is a sound and logical reason being they are still easily flipped, and don't trigger audits if you hold for a few years. 3.215 Troy is 100grams. $3000/oz is a good time to start thinking about liquidating some to avoid mandatory reports if you are dealing with anyone legit to not get fucked on spot. Uh huh, if that is your thread, you are the AU dude? Some sound advice . |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78998868 United States 08/11/2020 07:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78998868 Gold. Hedge against inflation and protect that wealth. Come 2025, you are going to wish you listened to me. Has to be physical though. Thanks! Not a bad idea. You would be a fool to consider anything else. Do NOT bother with silver. 41lbs of silver is about 10 ounces of gold. Portability matters. Look at the date this was posted. Thread: It's a good time to buy gold. I bet people wish they listened to some random person on GLP... (that actually knows SOUND investments right now) IF IF IF you buy into the market, wait till October when the next big dip comes. Then sell late 2022 or early to mid 2023. Don't worry if it goes up after, as you will still make out better than what you started. THEN you would be a complete asshole to not roll that into physical bars. Best advice? 100gram bars. There is a sound and logical reason being they are still easily flipped, and don't trigger audits if you hold for a few years. 3.215 Troy is 100grams. $3000/oz is a good time to start thinking about liquidating some to avoid mandatory reports if you are dealing with anyone legit to not get fucked on spot. Uh huh, if that is your thread, you are the AU dude? Some sound advice . 1. All good things must come to an end. 2. If it is too good to be true, RUN! (Crypto nonsense. Try cashing out) Best advice I can give for this stuff. If I told you "I hear things that are not there", you would think I was crazy. But what I mean is, I am listening to what is NOT being said almost all of the time. When I posted that "good time" thread, there were no "we buy gold" ads on the radio. Nobody was talking about dropping money when it was "low". They all fixated on the market. Go the opposite way. |
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User ID: 80162061 United States 03/21/2021 08:42 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There are many ways to invest such an amount of money. Have you thought of the possibility to talk first with an advisor about it? If I had that amount of money I would definitely consult with people that know exactly what to do with it. I know that most people think that they are entrepreneurs or businessman in the making, but it's easy to mess up if you don't have the required knowledge. I read more about the subject on [link to www.juststartinvesting.com (secure)] and I'm not going to start anything that I would regret. Last Edited by Ambassaduss on 03/23/2021 01:55 PM |
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Everything User ID: 79567685 United States 03/21/2021 08:49 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Here is mine and believe me, it not my choice, I don't have 100,000 dollars to invest. You have to decide, what do you want from your investment, is it gratification of something you personally care to help change as in somehow making a better future for people, or money return, so go with which ever you need personally. With investing to get a return, many times it "easy come, easy go" you don't get much of a return, if you want this be willing to lose it without sadness. Now the other is satisfaction of seeing something happening and being part of it. It is all up to you. Last Edited by hankie on 03/21/2021 08:49 AM Sorry I got a headache These are the times that tries men's and women's souls! May we come though it victorious! |
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User ID: 79030604 United States 03/21/2021 10:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The 'best' way to invest depends entirely on your goals. There is no long run period of time in the history of the stock market where the S&P 500 didn't return over 8% on an investment. so..if you are going to leave that money for 30 years in an S&P 500 ETF or Fund, there is little doubt you will do well. I know there are a bunch of unsophisticated people posting here about crypto and how the world is going to fall apart. I've been reading that silly crap for 40 years now. So watever people respond to this with that know-nothing sky-is-falling crap...I'm not interested. Here is the rule of investing: A safe investment of 100K should return you 4%. You would get this by a mix of Funds. Maybe 25% large cap. 25% emerging markets. 25% S&P 500 25% Fortune 500 companies of some kind. Again...this depends on your time horizon. There could be flucations or market drops...but over 5 years or so...little risk. If you invest in real estate...nothing wrong with that, but say goodbye to your liquidity. I always play against the market. (buy low sell high). So what does that mean... look for a beat down sector. (right now I am looking at REITS...they tanked due to Covid last march, and are starting to come back) But..fundamentally I never want to buy a stock with a high Price/Earnings ratio. That is the single most basic fundamental (it tells you how much each share earns). I believe most investors you read on line are behind the trend. For example, commodities started rebounding a year ago (after being low for 3 years), and there are people touting them, even though most of the gain already happened. Consider you timeline, your liquidity needs and your goals. A. Nonymous Coward |
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User ID: 78023290 United States 03/21/2021 10:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 100k... 1. if you have any high interest debt, get rid of it. 2. Set aside enough to have your mortgage paid for 4mo. 3a. Start a side hustle or 2. I fired up an FFL. 3b. OR find a good investment broker. You could trade on your own, but unless you have time for the research, a broker may be the better route. I could give you the contact info for my Janney rep 4. Set aside a small amount to have some fun with |
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