diversify.
Some Real Estate, Some Precious Metals, and small and mid size companies.
I've owned land and flipped it, I've owned and rented out rental properties (hate being a slumlord). Land flips are a good way to make quick money. Buy, hold for a couple of year on someone elses dime, (land contract) and sell.
I've been in investing in Gold mining companies rather then the metals themselves. I've also been investing in some energy technology companies, that have viable products that are on the cusp of potential breakout because of world wide energy concerns due to political instability.
I like (EGO) Eldorado Gold.. They are working proven reserves in Brazil, Turkey and China.. They are coming to production this fall with the 1st area in turkey. China is a little bit behind that. The numbers look good for a stable investment, even in Gold prices drop to $400. But all indications are that Gold will not drop in fact some still speculate because of China's entrance to the market economy and China's intent to have 10% of their assets in Gold, Gold could reach the $1000-$2000 range which makes exploration stocks where reserves are proven a good move.
If you buy metals focus on Bullion and not coinage. Coins except for the mapleleaf, and kruger are inflated. Check out Kitco for bullion, silver is a good play, as it will follow Gold up. PMGs are good as well.
I've been researching CTL/GTL energy products for 10 years, and have been investing in a small cap Company that is a way to retrofit current refining capacity to Run Coal to Liquid, Gas to Liquid or Biomass to Liquid into the transportation crude feedstocks.
Do your own Due Diligence. I Like RTK, so does Cramer.
We need to pursue existing CTL/GTL technologies here in the US and take the price of oil down to pre-1974 values. WE can do this using Coal to Liquid technologies with existing supply chains in the US.
It's high time to eliminate politically unstable regions from our supply chain. Drying up their money supply will dry them up.
Fighting war sometimes means re-thinking how we go about things.. We don't have to shoot someone to win a war, but we can remove their supply of money by not buying anything from them. In the process we can become energy independent. Also legislation is pending to push this technology.. the "Consumer Transportation Security Act could go a long way to make RTK a household name. (At least among the energy investment crowd.)
http://www.glennbeck.com/2006ads/2006harrison_barna.pdf
http://www.glennbeck.com/2006ads/jbluctl.pdf
http://www.glennbeck.com/2006ads/Consumers%20Transportation%20and%20Energy%20Sec urity%20v%206-20%20_2_.pdf
http://www.rentechinc.com/
http://www.rentechinc.com/process-the-ft-process.htm
2006-09-07 07:52:12
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answered by Anonymous
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Why not let me show you how to make money from money, I wouldn't want to see any of your money (it will be in your hands at all times).
How?
Let me show you how to play and win at poker - before you dismiss this, do you know if you play the game correctly, over time, you will be a guaranteed winner - there are odds on each set of cards and each hand, if you learn to play the best way, always play to the correct odds/percentages, in the long run, you do make money.
Is it hard to learn how to do it? You bet it is.
I can guide you through games whilst you play them online via msn chat.
What do I charge for this service? I only get paid if you win money, I ask for 30% (negotiable) of profits made only and only whilst I am training.
Once you think you know enough, you can go alone.
Some people even sponsor me to play for them.
Any way, its one way of making money whilst having a lot of fun.
You would not be looking at spending a lot, I play tournament poker where it is an initial buy in of say $100 or less on line or you can play live games that cost a lot more but the more you invest, the more you get out and at the same time, can travel the world.
2006-09-07 13:33:02
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answered by dirtyharry 1
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Diversify- . You get a higher rate of return for a given amount of risk the more investments you have. If you don't have enough to spread your risk by the tracker fund that has the least charges.
You might not pick the share which rises 300% but you might miss the shared that is hyped on the internet only to plummet after the pushers have sold their shares.
Gold and Silver may be worth a flutter, I prefer property in underdeveloped areas, cape verde, slovakia parts of turkey,
but not everything in one basket please.
2006-09-07 08:57:15
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answered by jewelking_2000 5
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How much money? the best thing is to invest in property. It's always going to go up in value and if it's property that you then rent out even better because one else pays the mortgage.
2006-09-07 07:08:51
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answered by foxy miller 2
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Penny stocks are loosely categorized companies with share prices of below $5 and with market caps of under $200 million. They are sometimes referred to as "the slot machines of the equity market" because of the money involved. There may be a good place for penny stocks in the portfolio of an experienced, advanced investor, however, if you follow this guide you will learn the most efficient strategies https://tr.im/ed075
2015-01-25 00:18:51
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answered by Anonymous
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Read some useful investing tips and more on this site
2006-09-07 07:06:29
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answered by Anonymous
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property developing is definetly a challenge if you want one. But make sure you do your homework before you go out buying. There are loads of books and seminars that can be very helpful if you choose that route.
Maybe you could start collecting antiques or something? not my cup of tea, but might appeal to you
2006-09-07 07:08:47
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answered by beanie 3
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Depending on the amount,you could invest in carpet cleaning equipment,and clean carpets,and paint.I do this for side money,and my buddy does it full time to support his family.
2006-09-07 07:08:47
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answered by gibbyguys 4
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If they're not on the stock market, you'd have to contact the company itself. Most companies have an investor relations division. Just call them up and ask for investor relations.
2016-03-17 09:57:59
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answered by Anonymous
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you invest in india at present. India is a one of the fastest growing economy in world. so their is good apportunity their. if u want so plese mail me to guide to invest in india
2006-09-07 08:02:17
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answered by rajesh 1
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