Investing

[McRevolation]

So I recently just came into some money because of a settlement. Nothing amazingly large but definitely a decent amount. Looking for somethings to invest in maybe Sythe based maybe not Sythe based. Opinions?

 

[Shall Skill]

I'm putting a bit of my money into QQQ puts tuesday morning. Not sure what you could really invest sythe related. I wouldn't buy gold (rsgp) or anything like that, it all depreciates over time.

Join the Sythe Paper Trading competition - might give you some inspiration

 

[WinterGains]

I have something you really might be interested in dude! Add my skype
WinterGains

 

Don't know how much you have but basically I've been investing in AMD and I've made a little bit of money. Bought shares at 4.98 and is now pushing $7 per each one.

 

[Myshirtisoff]

Going to message you.

 

[Arcus Isidar]

Wouldn't invest in anything Sythe related, I mean you could use some of the money to start a small business on here if you have the time / motivation. Depending on the amount of cash - I'd recommend you just invest it into an index fund. It really depends how much money it is, what your near future needs are cash wise, your age, level of comfort, etc.

 

[Belumoth]

Phone app called Robinhood gives you access to part of the stock market with no transaction fees.

 

[Punjabi3]

Not sure where you live but real estates a good investment in most cases. Just make sure you know your local market and what you want out of the unit whether it is income or appreciation in value.

 

[egear]

If you take some time to learn the fundamentals of macroeconomics you can use compounding to exponentially grow your account trading Stocks and Forex.

Note if you're in the US you'll need more capital for stocks because you can't execute CFD trades.

I can recommend institute courses to take for this if interested.

 

[Superfluous]

if you know nothing about investing, just buy an etf that tracks the s&p 500. you'll make reasonable returns but won't beat the market... which is fine for 99% of people

 

[egear]

if you know nothing about investing, just buy an etf that tracks the s&p 500. you'll make reasonable returns but won't beat the market... which is fine for 99% of people

This combined with leverage is great for normal people.