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Guys I have a decent job been working for half a year now and have saved 42k what can I invest in to become richer? No memecoins or anything that involves luck

>> No.54996820

>>54996652
What's the job?

>> No.54997100

>>54996820
Stevedore

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>>54996652

>> No.54997156

>>54997115
And?

>> No.54997219
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54997219

>42k
Depending on where you live anon that's a decent down payment on a house. You could always refinance in a few years too to get a lower rate.

I would hold off for a few more months though.

>> No.54997249

>>54996652
There's not a single investment that does not involve luck.

>> No.54997342

>>54997249
Can you prove that please

>> No.54997351

>>54996652
Obvious Bitcoin is obvious.

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>>54996652
> what can I invest in to become richer?
> Nothing that involves luck

Realestate is your only option then, crypto and stocks always revolves around luck.

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54997404

well, I'd shill you on treasury bonds.
but if you want no risk.
you could buy HBAR.

>> No.54997464

>>54997342
Reality is not set until it happens.


One can invest in their education and never get a job for a multitude of reasons or get rich from it for the same multitude of reasons.

>> No.54999027

Want to take risks for a higher return? Invest in individual tech stocks that are currently cheap.

Want to play it safe and more "guaranteed" returns that are slower? Put it in index funds.