Hey Sup Forums ive got 300€ that i want to invest into something, like oil...

hey Sup Forums ive got 300€ that i want to invest into something, like oil, gold/silver or anything else that helps me make it more.
>how should i invest it? how do you invest your money?

op here, i also thought about platinum, but the price is too high to safely invest in it, same for gold, if i domt get it cheap

I don't really invest at all tbh fam. The best place for any extra money I have at the moment is using it to make overpayments on my mortgage.

I did have a dabble in a physical backed silver buillion ETF fund when I was saving for a house deposit, but I didn't really enjoy the volatility of it.

I've also held shares in a couple of oil companies just before they were doing some preliminary drilling in the hope of a quick buck, but all of them just tanked so I ended up losing out.

If you don't have balls of steel I wouldn't really invest in stocks and shares. It's great when you see your money increasing, but to watch it go down is horrible.

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yeah, i would want to lose it, maybe ill just get it to some bank and wait for it to mutiply

thx, i didnt knew that existed, since i usually only spend time on Sup Forums

interest rates are shit and in reality inflation will actually decrease the value of the money if you have it in the bank.

what is your current situation? do you live at home with your parents? maybe you could use it as a start towards saving up for a deposit? put it towards something useful if you can.

>how do you invest your money?

I 'invested' about 40k$US into a solar energy stock 3 months before they went bankrupt, 5 years of savings pffft

after Hillary is elected, gun sales are going to soar in USA. invest in firearms manufacturers. ruger, colt, springfield, etc.

>Pre brexit
>Transfer all your GBP into €
>Day after polls
>Transfer Euros back to sterling

I was a actually looking into investing small bits here and there, then got onto buying shipping containers. They're roughly £2500, you let shipping companies use them, and make about 30% a year back on the original price. Now the UK is out of EUnion I imagine there's going to be a ton more shipping.

Consider buying bitcoins. Their worth increases steadily

I was in a high end restaurant the other night, and by the bar was a bitcoin machine. What the fuck.

Sounds ok actually. Like if you get 30% back per year that's a pretty good way to get a nice bit of passive income. Any more info you can share on where/how to do this user? Gonna google it now.

that's really not enough to invest.

try buying some products for cheap from china and reselling it higher

im still in school, but ive got a little money, tgat i currently dont need

ohh dude, sorry to hear that

Buy weed for 300, sell for 600 double rinse repeat, start growing your own weed then sale to make full profit.

i know, but even 50 bucks more would be nice

sounds like you have a good head on your shoulders user

>Buy weed for 300,
>sell for 600 double rinse repeat,
>start growing your own weed then sale to make full profit.
>get caught
>go to prison
>get bummed
>the end

>Now the UK is out of EUnion I imagine there's going to be a ton more shipping.


lol. 1> Uk is not out yet, and probably won't be. 2> if it is there will be less shipping, as the Eu represents 44% of overseas trade and tere will be afall in that, and the rest of the world was already trading with Uk - the lies the Leave campaign pold about a queue of people wanting to trade with us who couldn't because of Eu were, well, lies... At best we may have exports similar to what we had, but there is no reason to think they will rise, and every reason to think they will fall.

Wrong. I've bought bitcoins for a year now regularly, and the price fluctuates like mad. There were points when it had dropped 5% overnight. That is not good for a newbie investor

i think all that this is going to get me is jail

>lol. 1> Uk is not out yet, and probably won't be

wut?

problem is cost of investing - say you use share.com - they charge about £10.00 to buy the shares as fee, and £5.oo to sell (I think - last time I used them was a few years back) they have a lower rate for frequent trade. so you have to make £15 on every trade - 15 on 500 is 3% - so every trade you make has to make at least 3% jsut t break even on fees. Unless you are lucky (and onthe stockmarket it is inside knowledge and microsecond reaction times that make the big bucks) you will be trying hard to make that money... to make £50 you would need to find a share that rose at least 13% - it is possible, but... high risk.

i see, i guess silver, if the price drops agaim would be the best thing to invest in

the vote was advisory, and the UK has not yet asked to leave (Article 50 in Lisbon treaty) the government say they will trigger article 50 in the new year, once their plans are better laid out. only they won't. not only does it fuck up trade with EU (28 countries) but also 165 trade deals with the rest of the world through the EU, plus international agreements about non tarrif trade barriers and international agreements about standardised products and so on. so best thing to do if leaving EU is join EEZ - the free trade deal. But that costs - the fee is as much as EU membership, you have to accept free movement of EU workers (which is the immigration thing that most racist brits were voting against int he first place) and you have to accept all EU regulations - without any say in parliament of EU or commission etc. So the Norway deal. which is fucking awful. Better to stay in

so since May wants to stop immigration - out of EEA, and the whoel economy goes to shit as loose EEA access, still have to abide by Eu regs (with no say in making them) forever to trade with individual Eu contries, after negotiating 27 trade deals and trying to keep trade going while EU changes regs, and charges fess in tarrifs that kill our exports and make imports expensive. Uk economy goes down tudes, unless we give it all over to the financial sector by makig Uk one big tax haven. Which fucks over all manufacturing jobs and exports.

now MAy might go for that option - ideological idiocy - but more likely will in six months say, "no, the brexit would be a disaster, better to stay in."

either way it has to go before parliament and MPS are anti brexit and know the stupidity of it all.

we wont leave.

We are still planning for our EU withdrawal. We get up to 2 years to start the process.

The current government seems to be doing fuck all, David Cameron resigned so we now have a new Margaret Thatcher running things

Currency was hit hard by the referendum, what will happen when we actually leave?

yeah, except you have an exchange rate issue there as well - you buy at an inflated price and they buy back at discount - check your dealer, but you may need to make over 5% to cover the margin

cant take it wih you m8 - spend it on drugs

Buy the shares that you're told not to, then profit.

no there is no limit on time to start the process - the two year limit is for it to be negotiated once article 50 is invoked. if no agreement by then the EU can simply say ok you are out, and there is no deal. we might have years of negotiations to go through to re-establish current trade.

it is a total fucking nightmare and stupid beyond words. the leave voters voted for more money for the NHS £350 milliona week - a big fat lie, and for sending the Pakis and Syrians home - nothing to do with EU. stupid bastard Cameron for asking a stupid question of stupid people and letting Boris fuckwit run the lies and smears and stupid promises campaign.

excellent trading strategy - out of six thousand shares that they say are not good investments, which are the ones they are lying about?

yeah where's Boris now?

The ones that are good investments.

>what will happen when we actually leave?

if we leave.... it depends - if we take the Norway option (which is crap) we might get back to the place our economy was in before the vote after a bout five years. so five years of uncertainty and depression for fuck all and a bad deal.

if we go the WTO route, then ten years of depression before getting back to current levels.

five or ten years of depression..

instead of five or ten years of growth. so we will be forever behind where we should have been

plus austerity and not paying down national debt for that time. total, fucking. nightmare.

I think he has been appointed to fail. he will come back in a few months mumbling about nasty germans and rotten french not letting him have is way, announce the Norway option deal, say it is a terrible deal, and then say "I know, lets just stay in to spite the buggers. Victory for the Uk by retaining power and infuluence and a decent economy and being a pain the in the ass for the frogs and krauts forvere int he Eu which we will reform."
he will pretend it is what he wanted all along...

not enough money to make any cash

You're an idiot.

BT used to be worth over $1200 per coin. It's now about $550. It was also recently over $700 per coin and down $150.

Never invest in anything that fluctuates more than 5% or it will fluctuate you out of all your money.

Buy some high yield stocks. There are long lived companies (at least in the US) that have high dividends right now because the economy sucks that will pay you more than a bank. But it's also highly unlikely that they'll "go out of business" or "fluctuate" whole lot because they're stable businesses.

Ex. Seagate (STX) A bit riskier because the HD market is in the shitter but pays 7% yield, will net you ~7 free shares of stock in a year if they remain stable with no taxes.

Intel (INTC) About 3% Yield, very stable with a slight increase in value, more than you're going to get from any bank account.

Etc...do your research.

so your strategy is ... to buy the good investments? Yeah, I think we all think you are a genius. we never thought of that...

but good to see you thinking this way... try buying something that is truly rare, truly collectable and that will probably appreciate in value -

this - good advice. if this is money you do not need, and can keep adding to it, then in ten years time or so it will be a nice wee nest egg...

a unit trust that specialises in these sorts of shares is also worth looking at - you can pay in like a savings account to some and build your holdings over time. wont give as high a yield as individual holdings, but is safer over time (spreads the risk) and easier to manage (but watch out for fees that eat your profits - some are ridiculous)