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moi | How to triple $90,000 into $270,000???? |
need good tips and by the way if ur answer is invest then in what should i invest it???? |
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Raw
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90,000 dollars can easily be invested to start a big time electronics incorporation.
You should go around asking people what logical invention would they find interesting. Take what they say and see if you can combine them into 1.
Easily make a millionaire. |
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Frencesco
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use a calculator, punch in 90,000 and then press "x" and then 3 |
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Cali S
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Make another $180,000. |
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Slim Whitman
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OVER time
Check this out. Find a mutual fund that has a lifetime average of 10% See what happens. By Year 12 you'd have the $270,000.00 EVERYTIME.
Year #Amount + Compound10% Compound
YEAR 0$90,000
YEAR 1$99,000 9,000.00
YEAR 2$108,900 9,900.00
YEAR 3$119,790 10,890.00
YEAR 4$131,769 11,979.00
YEAR 5$144,946 13,176.90
YEAR 6$159,440 14,494.59
YEAR 7$175,385 15,944.05
YEAR 8$192,923 17,538.45
YEAR 9$212,215 19,292.30
YEAR 10$233,437 21,221.53
YEAR 11$256,781 23,343.68
YEAR 12$282,459 25,678.05
YEAR 13$310,704 28,245.86
YEAR 14$341,775 31,070.44
YEAR 15$375,952 34,177.49
YEAR 16$413,548 37,595.23
YEAR 17$454,902 41,354.76
YEAR 18$500,393 45,490.23
YEAR 19$550,432 50,039.26
YEAR 20$605,475 55,043.18
YEAR 21$666,022 60,547.50
YEAR 22$732,625 66,602.25
YEAR 23$805,887 73,262.47
YEAR 24$886,476 80,588.72
YEAR 25$975,124 88,647.59
YEAR 26$1,072,636 97,512.35
YEAR 27$1,179,899 107,263.59
YEAR 28$1,297,889 117,989.95
YEAR 29$1,427,678 129,788.94
YEAR 30$1,570,446 142,767.84 |
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Doctor Deth
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what is your time frame - 30 yrs? |
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krazie
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start a business that you think will benefit your community. |
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mt_pelion
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What time frame are you looking at?
Will you be continuing to add to the investment or are you just planning on getting there via growth?
If investing, are you reinvesting dividends?
There are a lot of questions you need to answer before people can answer yours. |
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Jessica
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stocks. |
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mrfunkypants
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if that is your life savings, should invest in something less risky like gov't bonds and t-bills. good luck!
also, if you're more of a risk taker, you can try money market by trading currency or any sort of arbitrages. pm me if u need more advice! |
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Diamond In The Rough
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stock... |
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BIG DAWG EATS
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Okay, there is no sure way and the key questions is how long will it take.
If you invest in the S&P 500 via a mutual index fund or a EFT, your money should double every 7 to 8 years. So a triple will take about 10 to 12. Based on the historical rate of return of 9%. Don't forget the power of dividends reinevested.
The same is true for other stock type investments in public markets.
Bonds, treasuries and Corporated debt would take longer on average the earn around 4 to 6% so a triple would take 15 to 20 years.
Residential real estate doubles every 10 years on average. So you could buy a house and in 15 years it would be worth triple what you paid for it. On average. I would guess commericial real estate would be the same. But investing in real estate usually involves debt, which makes it more risky.
Small businesses that are run well by knowledgable and frugal people do the best of all. But it depends on the business. But on average I would say it is the quickest way to triple your money.
Again, I say, there is no sure thing! |
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ktrb
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Stocks have higher returns than other investment options. You shouldn't count on tripling your investment, however. Stocks with the highest returns also carry the highest risk, so you run a good risk of losing any gains you make, as well as part of your original $90,000.
I'm not saying it's impossible, but you stand a greater chance of tripling your investment if you take the long view, and aim for 10 or 15 years to reach your goal. |
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Scout
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Thats is a tough one, the more risk you take, the more reward you can get. It is tough for a stock to triple, especially in a short time. There are financial stocks like gs that are very low right now and if you do research, a lot of ad visors are very bullish or strong on them, but I cant imagine that stock going up that high. Another thought is SIRI stock, that stock is going to the moon if it ever merges with XMSR. That would have a better shot, but more risk to it. They could not merge at all. The most aggressive way is gamble at a casino. A couple correct picks and your tripled at roulette. Of course very aggressive and nobody in their right mind would recommend. Whatever you do, good luck! |
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DILLIGAF
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Give me the $90,000. I'll make you feel like a million bucks and you will still have $730,000 left to play with.
Call me, we'll talk ;)) |
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Gracie's Mommy
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open a restaurant or buy a cheap house, fix it and sell it for more |
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Ernie From Ohio
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Buy a medium risk stock, something in the middle so you don't chance losing it by a long shot, but the rewards will be worth it. |
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Leah B
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I wanted to invest in Lionsgate entertainment. I also liked Sirus Radio. |
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BoRF
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Pollo? Damas? Vaya mi medicación ... BWAAAARRRFFFFFF WAAAHHHHH |
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