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[Anonymous No.24768590]

What the hell should I invest in and how????

[Anonymous No.24768601]

Statera

[Anonymous No.24768604]

cryptocurrencies

[Anonymous No.24768844]

>>24768604
what and how though I've been on here forever lurking and reading but half these threads are like unreadable and have no real message just overused memes and someone complaining they lost money or know info others don't and don't share like what is this palce I thought it was for busniess and I dont get it and I come from B a legit hell hole

[Anonymous No.24768940]

Noia

[Anonymous No.24769075]

>>24768940
how though

[Anonymous No.24769141]

PNK
Uniswap sir

[Anonymous No.24769175]

>>24768590
unironically the next 100x

[Anonymous No.24769179]

>>24768590
marijuana crypto's and stocks. big boom coming

[Anonymous No.24769209]

>>24768590
Cardano ADA.
I am tired and too sleepy now to explain how it will be better than every other crypto combined in less then a year, but trust me dude!
Do your research!

[Anonymous No.24769236]

Buy precious metals
Buy commodities and mining shares
Buy SGD, CHF and CNY
Buy buttcoins

[Anonymous No.24769248]

>>24768590
Mutual funds, stocks if they're not overpriced.

[Anonymous No.24769259]

95% of crypto is just copy and pasted code and they make memes and pictures and a website and pretend to be revolutionary. You’ll see these coins pump in price, but they’re just suckers taking the bait and the scammers are selling massively during the pumps. It’s all pump and dumps and you’ll never see a 100x. Just buy link eth and btc or you will lose EVERYTHING here. Use Coinbase. You will neck yourself trying to trade. Even if you get a 20x coin, you’ll likely sell at 3x your money and look back in regret that you had enough of those coins to retire if you just held 6 months. The depression and self hatred from holding your own retirement and selling it too early is way worse than being late to the party. Imagine all those people who sold btc at 50c since they x5’d their money in 2011.
If you want to make it in crypto, make it a full time job to learn everything and read white papers. Or else just buy and forget and never check price. Don’t fall for the biz pump and dumps.

[Anonymous No.24769260]

>>24768590
Invest in yourself anon!

[Anonymous No.24769276]

>>24768844
Most threads on /biz/ are legit Pajeet shitcoin scammers.

As far as cryptos go, just buy a little BTC, ETH and XRP every month. Cryptos are going up a lot lately, so they are absolutely worth investing in. Don't go nuts though, they should only represent a percentage of your portfolio, not most of it or even all of it.

[Anonymous No.24769279]

>>24768844
Keep lurking, newfag. It will all make sense one day.

[Anonymous No.24769346]

>>24768590
https://test.mensa.no/
post results first

[Anonymous No.24769359]

>>24768590
Put a certain amount of cash toward an index fund (SPY) each paycheck. I do 500 a month. After that, I would consider putting something into Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Chainlink each month. You might also consider buying some of the major tech stocks which are likely to continue to go up in the coming years like Amazon, Facebook, and Apple.

Warren Buffet said something like "Don't try to make the genius move, just try not to make any stupid ones."

[Anonymous No.24769383]

>>24769359
This has to be bait.

[Anonymous No.24769424]

>>24769359
>>24769383
what obvious heresy in TFPq7Tfq's post?

[Anonymous No.24769447]

>>24769359
>>24769383
It's usually the sensible, conservative approach: but you can't be sure what the future holds for the market.

I think it might be a good idea to buy a few Big Tech and index funds, but I wouldn't but more than a percentage into them. You have to hedge against a severe downturn in the economy and IMHO the best way to do that is with commodities like precious metals, or companies that own/exploit commodities. That means miners, along with Big Ag because everyone needs to eat, stuff like Masonite International, maybe pharmaceutical companies.

But overall I wouldn't put more than 1/3 of my money in stocks ETFs and derivatives, the rest should go to actual physical precious metals, land, property etc.

[Anonymous No.24769550]

>>24769447
i think i make a reasonable assumption that OP is quite young with a long time horizon and few obligations than himself to provide for. for this reason i'd argue against precious metals compared to riskier, higher yielding assets. ETFs seem a reasonable risk/reward ratio unless you're taking the fulfilling prophecies in Revelations seriously.

[Anonymous No.24769740]

>>24768590
Link, retard

[Anonymous No.24769767]

>>24769260
Based advice

[Anonymous No.24769799]

>>24769740
/thread

[Anonymous No.24769835]

>>24769346
k

[Anonymous No.24769875]

>>24769799
Checked, link 1000$ eoy

[Anonymous No.24769931]

>>24769740
why though

[Anonymous No.24769967]

>>24769175
cant afford the current share price

[Anonymous No.24770022]

>>24769259
Thank you sound honestly real and true

[Anonymous No.24770104]

>>24769550
im 22

[Anonymous No.24770137]

>>24768590
bonded.finance. sale just ended and it's basically the sexiest opp i've seen in months. check uni
https://www.dextools.io/app/uniswap/pair-explorer/0x64c29aac69d3122f6e5531ceca1b753f95350af4

[Anonymous No.24770166]

>>24768590
Commodities stocks, China, logistics, rare earths and silver. It's the next big thing.
I'd say big oil, miners, chink food companies, fedex and you are securing big gains in few years. Maybe even months.

[Anonymous No.24770219]

>>24768590
Invest only in fudded projects. You are welcome.

[Anonymous No.24770290]

>>24770166
so just basic stuff

[Anonymous No.24770396]

>>24770290
It's all but basic in our clownworld, it's the most undervalued and underinvested markets. Everybody is all in on big tech, real estate or shitcoins.
Commodities are the backbone of the economy, and they never have been this undervalued compared to others stocks, ever. Even more than during the first gulf war or the internet bubble.
Hedge funds and robinhood plebbitards are full in muh digital hopium, they are totally disconnected with reality. But reality require metals to build all their digital infrastructure, and commodities to produce all the chink shit they buy on amazon, or the food they buy via uberfood.

[Anonymous No.24770508]

>>24770396
hmm good points
but these "shitcoins" be a good way to make a few extra bucks?

[Anonymous No.24770554]

y'all're gonna spoonfeed this poor boy down a path he can't navigate on his own

[Anonymous No.24770580]

>>24770508
Bitcoin is going up like a rocket even taking into account the recent pullback, but because of how fast it has crashed in the past, it's foolish to go all-in or anything like it.

Most altcoins are absolute hot garbage though. With the possible exception of ETH and maaaybe Ripple.

[Anonymous No.24770641]

>>24768844
We've long since coded our messages in the obtuse board slang and in-memes because newfags and normies don't deserve the gains we spent a long time accumulating
You'll need to lurk moar before you find a spoonfeeding thread

You say you've lurked here a while but you didn't catch when the board was practically full of such spoonfeeding threads and reveling by oldfags?
The free advice will only really come back when we believe you are priced out of joining our club


Here's the one thing I will tell you, when Bitcoin breaks $20k the normies will flood this board in greater and greater numbers until near the top of the bubble it will be literally 90% newfags and the board inundated with flavor of the week shitcoins from Ranjesh
Oh yeah and don't buy XRP, it's retarded

[Anonymous No.24770660]

>>24770580
And PNK

[Anonymous No.24770663]

>>24770580
okay those ones I can understand but these odd coins that are worth pennies I didn't see the purpose but I don't even know how to buy them cause people to give me 10 different websites and 30 different wallets to use all seem too sketchy and fake

[Anonymous No.24770688]

>>24770663
You can always buy them in token, small amounts just in the off-chance they moon. But since buying cryptos is, let's face it, already a pretty speculative investment, best to keep the bulk of your money in time-tested investments, putting only a percentage into crypto and even then putting most into BTC and at most one or two major alts, UNLESS you actually have good reason to think a particular coin has a future. Which 90% of the time, people don't.

[Anonymous No.24770697]

>>24770290
>>24770508
this guy ngmi, go back and work on your fundamentals

[Anonymous No.24770759]

>>24770688
okay sounds good this was the type of info and knowledge I came to biz to hear and see.

[Anonymous No.24770789]

I just wanted good honest financial and investment info because someday we got to make it

[Anonymous No.24770824]

>>24770789
>I just wanted good honest financial and investment info because someday we got to make it
looking like you're gonna neglect your own DD, DYOR. people die broke and unhappy all the time, protect yourself

[Anonymous No.24770872]

>>24770824
Hmm I understand

[Anonymous No.24771310]

>>24770872
my real advice to you is to take your time researching anything you put your money into. If you don't have a clue how it works, you shouldn't touch it.

Do you really understand how the blockchain works?
If so, do you understand *why* people would want a technology like that? Do you know what problems it solves?
Are you well versed in the current state of the economy? Do you know what excessive money printing does?
Learn everything you can.

[Anonymous No.24771520]

>>24771310
okay ill get some "normal" stocks what should I use Robinhood ally invest I bought 37 dollars worth of BTC on paypay to see how it does as a start

[Anonymous No.24771524]

>>24768590
Go on uniswap and buy api3

[Anonymous No.24771557]

>>24771520
I bought 2 bucks of bitcoins and sold them for 2.04 like a cuck... at least it was a profit.

[Anonymous No.24771612]

>>24771557
profit is profit

[Anonymous No.24771692]

>>24771612
Yep, beats the opposite.

[Anonymous No.24771858]

>>24771692
but how do we deal with taxes are they going to take all our profit

[Anonymous No.24772548]

>>24768844
>How
Do actual research, not on /biz/, and decide which currency you are interested in. BTC and ETH are very safe bets because of how massive they are, but you probably won't see crazy gains either, and Monero is an example of a smaller more volatile coin. If you are interested in so-called tokens (like link, idle etc), you get Ethereum cause their value are tied to it and it's easier to trade. Then you open a wallet. In case of Monero they have an official one, so it's easy but for BTC, ETH there is no one official wallet, so you will have to do your research again and find a wallet that has the functions you want and is secure (open source is a must). Bitcoin.org and ethereum's homepage (can't remember the address) have tools that make it easier for you to chose a wallet. The you buy the token you want. It can be done by card or bank transfer(traceable and therefore cringe), or cash (based&redpilled). Cash can be sent to people who will trade the coin for it, but I never did this and there's a good chance you can get scammed. Crypto ATM's remove that risk. Just search crypto ATM near me and you will surely find some. Then register on an exchange like coinbase, connect a wallet and trade away!

[Anonymous No.24772612]

>>24771858
You will deal with this when you actually have made your gains. You will be smarter and more experienced at that point. There's no point in worrying about this now, you're not even guaranteed to make a profit here, let alone become a millionaire