/biz/ - Business & Finance

Suck a dick yesterday and defer payment

>>16335864
Wats wrong with u face Fren? It don't look good

>>16335864
I’ll trade you one hamburger today for two tomorrrow

>>16335875
im not gay
>>16335891
i was born this way
>>16335907
im not hungry

>>16335891
Speak for urself Fren, u have cataracts

bump

>>16335864
Buy a passive stock ETF with a low expense ration or a VERY diversified stock portfolio. If you want less risk (and lower average return) put some % into government bonds.
If you know what you're doing you can consider real estate too. The downsides of real estate are
> a lot higher transaction fees than stocks/ bonds
> a lot less liquidity than stocks/ bonds (= you have to wait to buy/sell and/ or pay a premium)
> management can be a pain in the ass
> if you don't know what you're doing then the return might be miserable after taxes, expenses etc.
The main advantages of real estate are:
> easy to leverage (mortgage)
> low taxes on returns in some countries
> more predictable passive income (at least until you get JUSTed by a housing bubble and/ or you can't find a tenant).

>>16335864
Edge.network

>>16335864
Buy a ton of AMD puts and wait.

>>16336313
65% SPY bank 35% CDs at 1yr term
Then when crash happens use cash to buy more SPY.
t. Financial Analyst

Truly passive income would come from dividend stocks IMO. However dont play with super risky ones because they dump hard as fuck

>>16335864
200k with DeFi compound will get you 8% interest, 16k a year is min wage salary

>>16336378
Yea, something like that could be good. Depends on your risk tolerance though.

>>16335907
Based Wimpynomics.

Anyway OP unless you live in Mogadishu you're not getting nearly enough to live out of $200k

T. I only get about $7k in divvies on $280k

>>16336596
Etf? Or stocks?

>>16335864
Get dividends?

>>16336407
Theres no difference between buying stocks that pay dividends & collecting the dividends vs buying stocks that dont and selling when they gain in price

>>16335864
unironically buy snx and stake for passive income

>>16336619
Uh mostly ETFs but some stocks.

I am not optimized for divvies. But if I was I would get what, $11k/yr instead of $7k?

>>16336677
Idk but 11k sounds really good

>>16336705
Subtract capital gains tax. I'm the a high bracket so I get fucked hardest.

>>16336378
When the fuck is spy going down? It feels like 280 was just yesterday0

>>16336667
One requires slightly more interaction with your portfolio

>>16335864

depends how much risk you are willing to take. i'll start from more riskier to least riskiest.

a crypto with staking mechanism.

crypto "stable" coin with staking

less riskier than crypto you can buy a fund or etf that's geared towards "dividend income" that invests in large cap blue chip companies paying a decent divident. between 4-7% is realistic
second to least riskiest. and if you're in the high tax bracket you also pay state income taxes,you can do a laddered bond portfolio of municipal bonds of that specific state. if you don't pay state income taxes you can by a structure a laddered municipal bond portfolio.
i do this all the time for clients. I'm series 7 and 66 licensed and currently going for my CFP

>>16336810
>crypto "stable" coin with staking
example? Thx

>>16335864

depends how much risk you are willing to take. i'll start from more riskier to least riskiest... the follow advice beyond crypto is only useful to US nationals and residents.
a crypto with staking mechanism.

crypto "stable" coin with staking

less riskier than crypto you can buy a fund or etf that's geared towards "dividend income" that invests in large cap blue chip companies paying a decent divident. between 4-7% is realistic

second to least riskiest. and if you're in the high tax bracket you also pay state income taxes,you can do a laddered bond portfolio of municipal bonds of that specific state. if you don't pay state income taxes you can structure a laddered municipal bond portfolio with various municipal bonds in different states,


i do this all the time for clients. I'm series 7 and 66 licensed and currently going for my CFP

least riskiest..

by US treasuries. i'm recommending TIPs (treasury - inflated - protected securities.) or treasuries notes or treasury bonds no longer than 10 years out unless your seeking pure income for retirement.

sorry previous post had some typos*

>>16336822

Here you go i hope this helps.

https://medium.com/@topstaking/staking-stablecoins-best-ways-to-earn-interest-on-stablecoins-a9c0047150b6

>>16335864
Buy a laundrymat

by the way there reason why i recommend municipal bonds for people in a high tax bracket because all that income is tripple tax free.

to get a taxable equivalent return on a municipal bond paying 3%... you're i taxable investment would need to yield nearly 5 or 6% in come if youre in the highest tax bracket.

this is a no-brainer. to go with the less riskier option.

>>16335864
buy a truck with a cage and tilting bed.
pay a guy 10 dollars an hour to drive it around and collect scrap metal.
if he doesnt earn you 20 dollars an hour per day you fire him.
simple

>>16335864

https://www.bankrate.com/calculators/retirement/tax-equivalent-yield-calculator-tool.aspx

>>16335915
Sure thing lady gaga

>>16336958
this, I have a whole fleet of em and make 400$ a day passively

>>16337993
Unironically?

Wink.org
Pls pump my divs :|

Have you ever heard of industrial equipment rental investment? It's similar to owning and renting a house but the rental income is higher. I found this company on the internet called Foundation Capital Investments, they are in Hong Kong and specializing in this investment. You can google them to know more. Hope it helps. Cheers!

kneepads, but film it.
publish it and collect passive income from ad revenue.

All in AT&T stock

>>16335864
MakerDAO -- Compound
Stake ALGO/XTZ

>>16337993
Wait what? Do you have to be in a special area to do this? What's to stop your employees from selling the metal themselves? Where and how do you sell scrap metal?

>>16338934
>ALGO
Yes, this. Also, major update just went through, we'll be getting more exposure and demand, this can do at least 3x from we have now