By high roller I'm assuming you mean that you want maximum risk and fastest turnover with no effort whatsoever to learn about investing, so I guess recommending you read Investors Business Daily is out.
Since you're a high roller, I guess you should act like one. Go to Las Vegas since risk doesn't seem to matter. Either you'll hit it big or you'll go home broke. Otherwise if you're serious about wanting an exceptional return over time, you really need to learn about and study one of the many ways to invest such as stocks, currencies, futures, options, real estate, businesses, commodities, etc. If you don't know what you're doing, you will likely lose your money no matter what you put it into, and if you trust someone else, they will likely lose your money to or at best, get you mediocre returns. Sorry, nothing in life is that easy.
2006-06-16 17:32:00
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answered by Anonymous
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hahaha put it all on the table, thats probably the highest return you can find. But also has the biggest risk. Always remeber the higher the risk, the higher the return. There is nothing that yield a high return but does not involve significant risks.
If you want a good return with medium-high risk, try the stock market. but actually research the companies before taking the risk. take calculated risks.
If thinking is not the thing for you but you want high return, as i said before all on the table.
2006-06-16 17:15:47
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answered by chinesefoodguy 2
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Actually, it depends how this amount compares to your total asset. If you have multi-millions, you can take this sum to casio for gamble. However, if you really want to 'invest', you can try future (index, commodity, or even forex). You can use a relatively small amount as a leverage to increase your investment amount (something like margin). Write to me if you want to know more. Do pick me as the best answer though. :)
2006-06-20 14:13:57
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answered by r11567 4
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$50,000.00 is too little to call yourself a high roller.
You are a daytrader at best.
I suggest you to open a brokerage and margin account at TD Ameritrade and invest in the Stock Market with the help of a Portfolio Manager like myself or at least a Financial Advisor.
Stay away from options until you have at least $100,000.00
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2006-06-16 20:40:42
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answered by Anonymous
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Invest in a low cost / budget mobile telecom company, like "EasyJet" (Europe) dit it with the airline company.
2006-06-21 22:40:45
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answered by f m 1
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'IF I COULD TRUST U'
I am seeking for 'SOMEONE' .. willing to as sole principal/ partnership in the global currency trading as i have insufficient fund to open-up the live-trading acct. with the *bank / its intergrated.
Honestly, i'm a 'tech passed-out pers' in the global spot market (US) thus let me ignore as everybody in the world would say HIGH RISK .. yet i'll keep saying this is the BEST & HIGHEST RETURN than ever ..
'IF U DON'T TRUST ME'
U may test me on demo-trading first; result will be shown as per statement ok .. what else! till u reply .. TQ.
*we are going to trade-in market thru the bank/its intergrated and NOT any brokerage firm here; are u going to tell me the bank/s cheating us ..?
NB : The public/investors have lost so much money in the money-market doing with those bogus companies/brokerage firms.
2006-06-16 18:49:10
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answered by enal88 1
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Money Bank policy scheme will be the best suitable. You have not disclosed your age - as this factor is the creteria for premium calculations.
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answered by Anonymous
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if in us, buy bdgr.p.k blackdragon res. stocks, now its about $ 1.15, it can go up to $3.50 in 6 to 12 mos. i made a small fortune buying at .50c. 4 mos ago. take risk you will be rewarded.
2006-06-17 02:04:22
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answered by phantom 1
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My bank account works for me
2006-06-16 17:11:08
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answered by preciousmoments1962 7
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invest on what u do, it can be any thing,
ps: i think you feel this is a big money, but it is not
2006-06-16 18:10:02
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answered by Henry W 7
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