/biz/ - Business & Finance

I just want to say that my IRL job now involves finding a way to electrochemically access gold and PGMs in the low ppm levels from processing wastes and these are actually interesting enough problems that I look forward to going to work.

>>54849946
looks like the tire of my $Lambo

>>54835122
now

>>53799981
gold

its just spraypainted bricks

>>51697476
bobo mad.

>>50778320
Rolling

it's gonna make it fren

>>50410008

>>50320000
checked and rdy for the travel

If you don't want to invest in stocks or crypto and you still want to make real money off of 10k, your options are kind of limited. A 4% yearly return on 10,000 is only 400 dollars after all.

Real estate is an option but for 10k you aren't going to buy a property outright. I know you're not looking for stocks, but an REIT lets you invest in a company that specializes in being a landlord. There are general REITs, but also specialized ones for strip malls, warehouses, apartments in small cities, even farm land (LAND and FPI). I think housing is overvalued, but productive agricultural land has never been a bad longterm play.

10k may also get you in as a minor investor in a local business trying to get off the ground. Hit up your chamber of commerce to learn about local investment circles. If the care wash / mexican restaurant / florist you funded does well, you're entitled to some of their profits. Its what stock trading derived from.

You may also consider providing funding for micro loans given out in developing nations. The buy in is fairly low, and the people applying for them generally fall on the right side of the bell curve in their nations. 500 to help some dude build a poultry tractor, 5k towards financing a guy that wants to buy a Bobcat to do hardscaping for capturing rain on farms in his area, that kind of thing.

What are you leaning towards?