Serious thread: You have $100,000, where to invest that's moderately aggresive?

[Mrelk159]

Stocks or guns for the upcoming zombie apocalypse. Its your chose...

 

[geomark]

gold. oil. water. commodities. certainly not equities & run like hell from fixed income. let the coming inflation tsunami help you instead of kill you.

Add productive farmland to the mix and you're set for the long term.

 

[eliquid]

- Grape soda (Invest in DPS, Dr Pepper Snapple Group, the owner of Welch's, maker of grape soda - or as your people like to call it "grape drank")

isn't drank high alcohol content cough syrup ( robintusin D/M )?

someone please hip me to drank

 

[taktikz]

If you're broke, use the $100k for something that will make you money today, not 20 years from now.

 

[rockstar45177]

Your own ATM machine business

 

[tencentpiece]

It depends, is $100,000 your whole portfolio? How old are you? The younger you are, the more aggressive you can be (although this assumes that your income is going to stay fairly constant/increase over years which may not be the case if your income is solely from IM).

Do you have an emergency fund? If not you should set aside 3-6 months expenditure in cash into a cash savings account.

Most people on WF are doomsdayers, so the advice they give you is going to be slanted towards the end of the world collapsing.

In my conservative portfolio I have it broken down as the following:

25% overseas shares
20% australian shares
13% property
11% growth alternatives
10% bonds
10% cash
6% infrastructure
5% defensive alternatives

That's been sitting at around 10-15% per year for the last 5-6 years.

 

[eliquid]

^^ is the 13% property the PR6 sites you buy? like online property.

j/k bro

 

[pewep]

It depends, is $100,000 your whole portfolio? How old are you? The younger you are, the more aggressive you can be (although this assumes that your income is going to stay fairly constant/increase over years which may not be the case if your income is solely from IM).

Do you have an emergency fund? If not you should set aside 3-6 months expenditure in cash into a cash savings account.

Most people on WF are doomsdayers, so the advice they give you is going to be slanted towards the end of the world collapsing.

In my conservative portfolio I have it broken down as the following:

25% overseas shares
20% australian shares
13% property
11% growth alternatives
10% bonds
10% cash
6% infrastructure
5% defensive alternatives

That's been sitting at around 10-15% per year for the last 5-6 years.

23, it's just a hypothetical situation man. 10-15% is very impressive tbh, nice man!