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Adam | If I have $10,000 in my savings account and I want to invest all of it, what should I invest in? |
I would like to receive 10% interest per month consecutively. This would mean that in 1 year’s time I would accumulate $12,000 in profit. I don’t mind taking a risk in which I could lose 1/3 of my savings. I am thinking whether to invest in stocks, jewelry, a small business, re-sale of products or something ells that I am not aware of. |
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Justus
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Congratulations on your decision. I can't recommend jewelry. Gold, and silver have had a major increase in value recently, though at the moment they are pulling back from their highs. If you have the desire to start your own business, which is one of the best investments, there are many options to choose from that you could easily start with $10,000: lawn maintenance, pool cleaning, pressure washing cars at car dealerships, etc. I mention those businesses because I know people who started these businesses, and are very successful, over $100,000 per year. Re-sale of products is probably the most difficult thing you have mentioned. You must be a salesman at heart, and you must have a product that people truly want. Is there some business that you have dreamed about starting? If so, go for that. I trade stocks online, it has been gut wrenching. I started it as my "job" in August 2007. The RIGHT stocks can be very lucrative, but what's right changes day to day. You CANNOT just buy stocks, or mutual funds, and just hold them, thinking they will just go up. If you have the desire to learn how to invest/trade, now is a good time to start to learn. I jumped in, without much more than a desire to make it happen. I'm not successful yet, but I refuse to give up. Whatever you decide is best for you, considering the time you want to put into the investment, you must be committed to see it through. I sense you already know that. Follow your dream(s), never give up, and don't lilsten to anyone who tries to discourage you, because when you look back on your life, you'll only be satisfied, by the grace of God, with making your dreams come true. Don't ever settle, for "reality", "making a living", "getting by", it's a waste of life. |
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Hi, Adam,
I guess you won't pick this as a "Best Answer," but it's my duty to inform you that you have some unrealistic expectations built into this question.
It's true that if you're willing to take increased risks you can also make more money.
However, there's no way to limit it to $3000 out of $10,000, except by putting $7,000 in Treasuries, and that's evidently not what you're thinking.
Thus, if you put the $10K in a penny stock (for example -- but a penny stock wouldn't pay you any dividends) that somebody tells you has a 30% chance of going out of business, you'd lose $3000 on average (30% of your $10k), but if it does go out of business, you'll lose all your $10k.
Life's a ***** like that.
No realistic investment pays 10% monthly. You may well find some high yield investments such as real estate investment trusts or master limited partnerships that pay 10% or more annually. But not monthly.
Canadian income trusts pay monthly dividend checks, but not 10% per month.
Buying a small business is feasible -- you'd have to look around your local area to see what's available for only $10k -- but then you'd have to work hard at it, investing your time and effort as well as money, and still wouldn't be guaranteed a 10% monthly return.
If you have a good analytical mind, you may want to invest about $200 of that $10k in some good poker books and software. Learn, play, practice, and when you get good enough, you can make a decent hourly amount, on average (it's very up and down).
best, Rick Stooker |
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Myles H
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Invest it in a business!
Check out my experiences (good and bad) with various home businesses http://youtube.com/watch?v=i5ZMgycKRPQ |
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rgchappell
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You are a good candidate for mutual funds. I have money in several Vanguard funds. But there are many different types of funds all with different objectives. All carry some degree of risk. Generally speaking, the greater the risk you are willing to take the more money you are apt to make and vice versa. Check out some of the larger mutual fund organizations such as Vanguard. They will all provide you with a wealth of information to help you make up your mind. For a listing of funds you might want to check the business section of your local newspaper or maybe ask a close friend or relative. If you are serious be prepared to do a lot of reading; but take your time and make good informed decisions. Think long term. Good luck. |
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Xelam
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you might be interested in forex trading. you can get a Free Ebook here for you to read and learn. good luck |
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bizness_guy
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Buy a couple BRK-B (Berkshire B) and MKL (Markel) stocks. Solid well managed companies that will be worth your money in the long run |
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Bentl
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Invest in ETF: ETFs are cheaper than mutual funds. ETFs have very low annual expenses, nearly 20 basis points or 0.2% less. As against this, actively managed mutual funds show average expenses exceeding 135 basis points (1.35%). This does not include the extra 2% - 5% as loads, 12(b)-1 marketing fees, transactions costs, and soft dollar expenses mutual funds, passed on to you but never informed, except in very fine print that nobody cares to read.
http://debts-to-wealth.com/category/Why-Invest-in-Exchange-Traded-Funds.html |
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