Hypothetically if I were to have $60k, what should I put it into that will have a reasonable growth in 8-10 years...

Hypothetically if I were to have $60k, what should I put it into that will have a reasonable growth in 8-10 years? I know it wouldn't be all on one thing, how should I diversify, etc.

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idk

but u did post nice tits so have a bump

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sauce?

Vanguard index funds

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Anything with virtual media is bound to grow. The competition is tough, so if you can get involved with too competitor's (hulu, Netflix etc). Also virtual reality is starting to take off, so if you can find something to compete with the occulus rift it would be a high risk high reward situation.

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This. And nice tits.

just hire some pornstars and make a porno with pornstars

not OP, but I think that's Larkin Love.

Tesla
Space X
Any renewable energy
The euro before it completely rebounds

go to betterment.com
put every cent you have into that and whatever you can possibly save
you literally dont have to do anything
super low fees and diversified etf portfolio
after 20 years you will be a multi milionaire it is literally fucking braindead anyone can do this and become a millioanaire you just have to let your money compound and add to it regularly over long time periods
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Retro merchandise.
I mean new merchandise that will be retro.
I wish I invested in a job lot of Nokia 3300's / 3310's 10 years ago.

we cant tell you. look for emerging companies. high risk = high reward

Real estate
Precious metals

can't invest it all in memes

AMD
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Tbh that's fucking brilliant but who pays for porn anymore ?

gaming stock.

sauce tho?

Listen to these guys

Not these guys
Also, taking investing advice from b?
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>safe money
Real Estate, specifically "fixer uppers"
>high risk high reward
your own business (on the lower risk lower reward scale would be restuarants, cafes, bars)
emerging companies (these carry the absolute highest risk, however give the absolute most money)
>god tier
play the stock market, risk everything for that billion dollar reward

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Wow reviews for the site are pretty legit, if you're a paid shill at least it's a real link. I'll definitely look more into it.

I've looked into startups, I live not in but near the bay Area, Mountain view etc. so there's a lot of new companies out here for sure

Euros gonna be shaky for probably the next decade would avoid. American utility companies are doing really well right now and generally have consistent returns. If u want instant diversity I would look into some Exchange traded funds, just google them. Renewable energy is going to blow up soon, just give it time.

Pick 5 blue chips in different sectors. Make purchases of equal size periodically (e.g. $1k of shares per stock per month).

>implying this faggot could trade his way out of a paper sack
>implying this faggot could make a billion with 60k

I wouldn't listen to this guy.
Doesn't sound like he has much confidence in his abilities if you ask me.

Obviously the dude is probably not a multi-anything but the site he linked is what it is.

Sell dope of every kind lol dumbass

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Investment fag here. Want a proper opinion, or just some bs?

As proper as b/ can get me please.

Wine and champagne.
You'll most likely get the standard invest in gold shit, ect.
But if you sit down, actually do a bit of studying, putting money in old wine, putting them away for the 8-10 years or so, longer or shorter, depending on how willing you are to wait.
After a little while, you can pop off 200-400% of your initial investment.

I'd dig around for a high interest CD rather then put it all in businesses or stocks

Alright, I'll look into it thanks g

For the love of god, sauce?
Pretty sure thats not Larkin love

It's safer but estimated yields are not much more than I currently receive at my bank

You can't drink it you know.
You have to save it and then sell it unopened.
What's more you'll even have to build a special room for it, to store it at the correct temperature.

Financial fag here. This dude got it right. Without knowing more details like your income, where the money came from, what age, what debt, etc I can't give you more advice than to throw it all at retirement right now

You're allowed to post this these days? Oh well this is a containment board for edgy children so it doesn't matter anyways.

An index fund will usually give good return with little risk outside a full blown recession

Sauce is Cortanablue

I don't understand this?
Just seems like a huge gamble that you'll live long enough to spend it.
Even with a healthy happy life style you're only 1 Rekt from giving 50% to the tax man and another 5k to the crematorium.

Fiduciary fag here. Not knowing your age, I would recommend a diverse portfolio with Vanguard mutual funds. 60/20/20 split (Large cap/Mid cap/Long term bond).

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Blow up as in increase in worth or destroy themselves/crash?

Build a secure business first. Grow apples, make wine, etc. Acquire something you can rent.

Investissement money in physical property which will bring revenue.

Gold, if you want no risk at all. Everything else can fail but gold prices have climbed for 50 years/

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Yea but Jews?

investissement = invest

Find companies who specialise in producing something for the government that they need and have switched the contract in 20 years. Pay out doesn't have to be high. You're looking for a min of 3 percent growth to beat inflation, and a dividend pay out

Strange how he sounds less intelligent by using larger words.

Seconding this, read The Bogleheads' Guide to Investing, it's a pretty strong case for being a really boring investor, but it will save your skin in this market.

I work in electronic trading, and anyone trying to keep up with the equities market these days is kidding themselves. Volatility is ridiculous and arbitrary, and humans have proven themselves remarkably bad at timing entries and exits into the market for individual assets. Indexing is the way to go.

Take the brexit for example, trillions of dollars of equity vanished overnight for what amounts to no reason at all besides mass hysteria. In the days that followed the first 2 sessions, it all came back. All of this despite no material impact on the underpinning companies' balance sheets as a result of the referendum _at all_. It's just bonkers. Something will give eventually and those who arent absurdly broadly diversified (as in total stock market) will lose their shirts.

Newfag question.
Can you profit from things like Brexit?
Will there be a flood of cheap stock that will instantly grow overnight?
If yes.
If I put 6K on all time low stock due to Brexit, roughly how much would I have earned today/last week?

invest ALL OF IT into CBDS or a similar cannabis company

the profits will be unimaginable

buy those penny stocks now and once national legalization hits and weed becomes corporate, you'll be swimming in millions, if not billions.

IBIS global capital, dude!
Trust me. It's safe. Or else my name isn't Lee Gates!

Look at the graphs for the total market indexes like IVV, or take a look at a british equities asset and look at the dip from last week, you can run the numbers yourself. There was a bounce of ~10 percent. You can try market timing like that, but it's fraught with peril.

I'm reading the Boglehead's guide to retirement and The Smartest 401(k) book you'll ever read by Daniel R Solin and you should too before taking anybody's advice - together, the books give you everything you need.

1.) In the end, put the money in an IRA or Roth IRA depending on your tax needs (take tax break now or later).

2.) Vanguard's funds are near the best and extremely low expense rate - which is important if you don't want to lose 100s of thousands over the decades.

3.) Put 40% in bonds, 60% in stocks (and of the stocks, 70% in a domestic index fund and 30% in an international index fund.)

4.) The best funds for #3 are Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund, Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund (domestic stocks), and Vanguard Total International Stock Index Fund.

5.) Check every 6 or 12 months to re-allocate the money to bring it back to the percentages above.

6.) NEVER invest in actively-managed funds - they will suck your money dry and never beat the index funds.

7.) Pay as little as possible to the company you end up going with and always go with someone that is a FUDICIARY.

8.) Check out PBS Frontline's 401K gamble episode for a quick run-through of how much money you could lose through fees.

I am not adviser - research on your own before acting on any of this.

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Index funds -- though, that's more for long-term growth, i.e. decades.

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Tazer stocks. Big things are coming our way. But you didn't hear it from me

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Berkshire Hathaway may be one stock, but it is extremely diversified.