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Ok, so if I had $40,000 to $50,000 to invest, I'm just wondering how others might do it
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Ramjet said:
Did you see this ramjet?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DeLorean-DM...08483171:g:lBoAAOSwI-BWIFUU&item=111808098673
I would not look at stocks at the moment. I have all my super in cash now, expecting a major correction in the next year.
There is plenty of discussion out there:
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/071515/6-factors-point-global-recession-2016.asp
There is plenty of discussion out there:
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/071515/6-factors-point-global-recession-2016.asp
Myself I would go term deposit with a major bank, not much chance of losing it and it will not make a lot at the moment but you still have the capital (make sure you can not access it)
I lost in superannuation so make your own mind up on that one as some people did not lose in the GFC but mine is going south again now.
There are other options out there but do not take advice from me as I only wish I could make a few dollars myself instead
of paying financial advisers who in most cases have their own intress at heart.
Speak to an expert and ask them to show you where they invest their money and see where they are going to invest yours.
Best of luck in your choice, I hope you make the right one and end up wealthy.
Cheers, DD
I lost in superannuation so make your own mind up on that one as some people did not lose in the GFC but mine is going south again now.
There are other options out there but do not take advice from me as I only wish I could make a few dollars myself instead
of paying financial advisers who in most cases have their own intress at heart.
Speak to an expert and ask them to show you where they invest their money and see where they are going to invest yours.
Best of luck in your choice, I hope you make the right one and end up wealthy.
Cheers, DD
Im with the doc, cash in a milo tin at the moment seems the safest bet
Getting on the Peglegs Investment Superannuation Scheme sounds like more fun though
madworld
Sam
20k each way on criterion, save the 10k for cocaine and hookers with some strong drinks if it loses
Goldtarget
(AKA OldGT)
I'll put my investor/capitalist hat on.
First question what's your risk profile, second what return do you want?
Risk profile in tiers.
Cash under mattress - least risk smallest return. You actually go backwards over time.
Cash in bank- atm not much but little risk.
Managed fund- risky but better returns
Private/public investment - shares can be high or low risk.
Private companies can give you great returns but low interest rates are killing it. Right place right time get good deal. Can do the lot but very small chance you go backwards (owing)
Lending money to friends/family/strangers- far riskiest and usually terrible returns haha.
I've rarely lost on my super but can happen. I basically put half in low yield and invest the other in high risk high return.
Most people miss obvious investment opportunities. Credit card debt, mortgage payments, preventative maintenance, extra tax advice, private company creation, salary sacrifice, low risk property (vacant land in growth area is a good example) employing someone capable (outsourcing). We get hung up on big gains but don't see the wood for the trees!
Get some accredited advice mate, not from a bloke on the Internet or over the phone.
If you have 50k to go hard the fee for guided advice will seem very small. Good luck.
First question what's your risk profile, second what return do you want?
Risk profile in tiers.
Cash under mattress - least risk smallest return. You actually go backwards over time.
Cash in bank- atm not much but little risk.
Managed fund- risky but better returns
Private/public investment - shares can be high or low risk.
Private companies can give you great returns but low interest rates are killing it. Right place right time get good deal. Can do the lot but very small chance you go backwards (owing)
Lending money to friends/family/strangers- far riskiest and usually terrible returns haha.
I've rarely lost on my super but can happen. I basically put half in low yield and invest the other in high risk high return.
Most people miss obvious investment opportunities. Credit card debt, mortgage payments, preventative maintenance, extra tax advice, private company creation, salary sacrifice, low risk property (vacant land in growth area is a good example) employing someone capable (outsourcing). We get hung up on big gains but don't see the wood for the trees!
Get some accredited advice mate, not from a bloke on the Internet or over the phone.
If you have 50k to go hard the fee for guided advice will seem very small. Good luck.
I'm with you Ramjet. Here's the latest offering from DMC. An American company bought the name along with a boatload of parts and monocoques that were left gathering dust in the factory in Ireland when it went pear shaped. Actually I think that happened because of cocaine and hookers. Lol[video=480,360]https://youtu.be/Hoyb4ueNh2s[/video]Ramjet said:
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If I had 40K - 50K to invest in something I would be buying Gold and Silver Bullion 
madworld
Sam
Fair bet you would lose 5 -10k in he next 18 months on bullion
Land is one of the best investments with the world population set to double in 25 years , but you may have to go out west to get much for $50 k , can still find the odd do er upper in little towns , but it could be a long wait for a return unless the government throws a dart on the map and want to house refugees there.
In my position I would buy drought affected cattle and put some fat back on them , stand the chance of making 30% in three months if it doesn't turn to crap , how bigs ya front lawn ? pmsl
In my position I would buy drought affected cattle and put some fat back on them , stand the chance of making 30% in three months if it doesn't turn to crap , how bigs ya front lawn ? pmsl
I would go with a diversified portfolio of ETF,s as the current decline in global stock markets makes for better buying!
Buy pencils no risk and easy to draw out
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Gold trooper said:
Mate invest it into my place. We need to finish of our front and back yard, put up a pergola, get water tanks in, and build a front fence. This would improve our place that is only 3 years old, by many thousands of dollars and increase your investment by a third at the same time. Property is always a good bet.
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DirtyBob
Robert
Put it on red.
