$1.1M. To invest

[Anonymous No.16688394]

Sup anon’s.
Old eth fag here who kinda made it.
So I’ve been offered a new job in Clark County Nevada aka Vegas. I’ll be making much more $ and cost of living is nothing compared to Southern California . After the house sells in OC, we stand to have $1.1M in liquid cash from the sale to do whatever we want. Our neighborhood jumped in value over the last 15 yrs or so like many other so cal neighborhoods. We obviously like to use this $ to make $.
I have decided NO Real Estate but try to invest the $ differently . Perhaps into something that pays dividends .
Not interested in more crypto, Ive already got a make it bag of LINK, ETH, BTC. Honestly haven’t added anything for over 1 year. Not looking to either.

FWIW job is in software security

[Anonymous No.16688401]

>>16688394
Cool story bro
Buy rocks and stack them into wall and charge $ us gov for blocking Mexicos.

[Anonymous No.16688406]

>>16688394
I invested in your moms Pussy juices every time I fuck her and she squirts i bottle it and resell for massive profits do the needful sirs and invest

[Anonymous No.16688411]

Why no real estate? Its one of the safest places to park at least some of your money.
Putting it into crypto, you should expect to lose all of it

[Anonymous No.16688432]

>>16688411
Not interested in more crypto .

Real Estate is a lot like another job.
My family own over 30 SFH and townhomes in Northern Va and DC that they’ve been renting since the 60’s. I’m well versed. I don’t have the time or desire.

[Anonymous No.16688433]

>>16688394
300k in at&t stocks to collect dividends, Then gtfo out of america and move to cambodia. the rest in gold anything but fiat. I would advise that you buy more chainlink as well.

[Anonymous No.16688471]

>>16688394
Nice, infosec fag here. I will get barraged with pajeet posters' autistic screeches but I would try to get in touch with an OTC desk and look into Tezos (at a much lower entry point than current). If you are an ether fag then you know about the current issues and uncertainties around ETH2 - and whether it will cause the two communities to part their ways. Tezos is a nice hedge against that happening. For one they are looking to fill the same niches, albeit in radically different ways. And Tezos' thesis is that it is able to avoid breaking network effects by creating a focal point around on-chain voting for governance. There are other reasons to like it, staking, well specified from the get go, sound VM, non-dilutive inflation, etc. but I don't want to spoil it all for you. FWIW I think a nice entry point would be around 1.1X. Tezos has held extremely well against current trend for what feels like a very long time now. It hit all time high about a week ago. There will be a cool-down to $1.1 in my opinion.

PS: Price charts show ATH of $12. This is inaccurate. These are based off fraudulent coin futures offered by HitBTC *before* the main net even launched.

[Anonymous No.16688514]

>>16688406
>>16688401

Why would I larp?
AVG price per square foot in my area is $900 +
4 bed room 3k square feet half acre lot(unheard of in the area)
Paid $300k in 2001. Market was stagnant for a few years but has soared since.
Sold for $2.45M last month
In escrow currently, should be final early next week. $900k on a new home we are buying.
$300k to pay off the mortgage on our rental property’s in Boca and del Rey Florida.
Real estate agents made $100k on the sale.
That how I’ve got $1.1M to invest dumbass’

[Anonymous No.16688522]

Kys

[Anonymous No.16688526]

>>16688394
either NQ100, or if you think you have a good eye for tech stocks pick and choose which ones you like out of NQ100 and invest in them individually

[Anonymous No.16688532]

>>16688514
>Real estate agents made $100k on the sale

lol the absolute state of america

[Anonymous No.16688561]

check out dividend etfs, so you do not need to care for individual stocks. SCHD is a good one for example, gives you 3% dividend which grows each year. it consists of 100 stocks which have been raising their dividends since at least 10 years.

[Anonymous No.16688583]

>>16688471
Honestly, I think we got lucky with ETH. If you heard of ETH early and had just a little bit of imagination and forward thinking you knew it was worth $. I won’t reveal my entry price but it was in early 2016 . I knew it had at least a speculative value and a use case as a platform for ICO’s.
I didn’t time the top When I unloaded but I came really close.

I get those kinda useful vibes from ChainLink but I won’t make this another link post.

I got ass raped with taxes but I made great $.
I couldn’t resist ETH at $76 last year this time exactly. I made a big buy and locked it away on a trezor. I feel like if lightning does strike twice I got some exposure but not a lot. I do still have interest into crypto market and keep track of interesting projects but most have been full of shit or the market just isn’t ready for it yet.

[Anonymous No.16688589]

>>16688394
Check out dailydivs.network

You put some eth into a smart contract and get a token that collects dividends when others do the same.

[Anonymous No.16688605]

>>16688433
Unfortunately I can’t leave the states.
FWIW Nevada has very friendly tax laws. Zero on income, even stocks and dividends.
>>16688526
I’ll check that out
>>16688561
Dividend etf is what we are leaning towards

[Anonymous No.16688633]

>>16688583
>I got ass raped with taxes but I made great $.
Taxed at a high %?

What did it feel like to kinda make it? How did your family react to you making a milli through magic internet money

[Anonymous No.16688708]

>>16688633
What's your portfolio?

[Anonymous No.16688730]

All in 5% tax free municipal bond etf like nmz. Municipal will not go bankrupt cuz they can raise taxes.

[Anonymous No.16688739]

>>16688532

$100k plus tip

[Anonymous No.16688769]

>>16688633
California tax rates are criminal tier.
The biggest tax expense was flipping ICO’s not the
which triggered short term capital gains tax and crypto to crypto trades taxed.

I grew up upper middle class and so did the wifey.
I make 6 figures a year so does the wifey.
We work so much we never really got to enjoy any of it. We got a European Vacation planned in June for 4 weeks. Then back to work.

>>16688730
I’ll check that out. Sounds very interesting.