Never get high on your own supply.
Never get high on your own supply.
id put it into high yield divy stocks, some oil/nat gas plays, reits, and just good overall companies.
if anyone wants to take a flyer into a silver play check out SVM its really really beaten down, very low cost producer, the lowest in fact. they have authorized 10% share buyback of their float this year bc management thinks the share price is undervalued. if you get a pop to anything over $20 an oz i think you could see the stock approach ~$2 a share. wouldnt put all my money into it but at its current price it doesnt take a lot to pick up a 1000 shares. someone bump this thread at the end of 2015 to see what its trading it. i dont see much downside from here and a good upside if silver can break out a little bit
if anyone wants to take a flyer into a silver play check out SVM its really really beaten down, very low cost producer, the lowest in fact. they have authorized 10% share buyback of their float this year bc management thinks the share price is undervalued. if you get a pop to anything over $20 an oz i think you could see the stock approach ~$2 a share. wouldnt put all my money into it but at its current price it doesnt take a lot to pick up a 1000 shares. someone bump this thread at the end of 2015 to see what its trading it. i dont see much downside from here and a good upside if silver can break out a little bit
Jesus christmas, there are some real doozies in this thread. Most of you need a financial adviser that you didn't meet at a bar.
For the record, I like Acebb's diversified mutual fund idea best, followed closely by Viejo's bar and ass combo.
XFiles - those returns are annualized, meaning that the investment returned an average of 7% every year for the past 10 years, which means you would have doubled your money if you invested in that fund back in 2005.
For the record, I like Acebb's diversified mutual fund idea best, followed closely by Viejo's bar and ass combo.
XFiles - those returns are annualized, meaning that the investment returned an average of 7% every year for the past 10 years, which means you would have doubled your money if you invested in that fund back in 2005.
By adding to a pool of investors. I know a few who's minimum investment is 25k. I could either go the FLIP/Rehab route with people I know who do it or I could go the private, hard money route. Believe it or not, both are still very lucrative markets.
everyone should have an asset allocation unique to them, for example, 5% cash, 5% high yield bonds, 5% low yield bonds, 10% international stocks, 40% large cap US stocks, 5% small cap stocks, 10% real estate, 20% gambling accounts
then when you get "extra" money, no matter the amount you know how to divide it up without thinking about it.
once or twice a year revisit your allocations and adjust %'s or re-balance.
good luck
then when you get "extra" money, no matter the amount you know how to divide it up without thinking about it.
once or twice a year revisit your allocations and adjust %'s or re-balance.
good luck
