If you were to keep $60k turning over safely, not in a bank, where would you put it?
obviously not autosurfs etc. or weekly failing hyip
What would you consider safe?
Propipster
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If you were to keep $60k turning over safely, not in a bank, where would you put it?
obviously not autosurfs etc. or weekly failing hyip
What would you consider safe?
Propipster
30% Manages forex account.
30% In gold.
40% In Bank.
Buy some dinar and dong also.
If you need more info on the managed forex account go to this link:Quote:
Hi Admin,
This is Michael writing regarding your answer to the question that a gentleman asked about what kind of investment would you invest the sum of $60K?
Your answer was:
30% in Managed forex
30% in gold
40% in bank.
This is very clever and solid advice of you. However, I wish you can provide me more information as to what kind of managed forex program out there that you think have consistently turn in profit and what is the average % per month & year?
I would be very glad if you can also include your answer as to what trusted gold company or brokers that are out there one can use a medium to trade in gold. Thank you for swift response.
Sincerely,
Michael
http://www.rolclub.com/forex-trading...tml#post197893
Also have a look at the forex account that was started with 15k going to 250k on the link above.
I would deal with e-bullion, perunix and e-dinar.com
Let me know if you have any other questions mate.
Regards
admin
I like that, smart investing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Admin
90% in property stock - the price of land always rises, no depreciation.Quote:
Originally Posted by propipster
6% in Quantum Leap - secure and insured.
4% in other good hyips including Online Capital and Swisscash
Are you seriously suggesting someone put $2400 into hyip games and then call it an investment?? You got rocks in your head. :p
The essence of the question is just that:
WHAT and HOW MUCH is a SAFE INVESTMENT???
And the answer to that is so DIFFERENT for every INDIVIDUAL that you could literally get another answer from everybody you ask.
For me it is ONLY when I see the RESULTS of what an INVESTMENT did for a "PERIOD OF TIME" and did it CONSISTENTLY is when I would entertain it to be "RELATIVELY SAFE" and contemplate how much should I invest in it would largely depend on how long would the principle be at risk.
So, I know I didn't answer the question on the $70K, but if you see my Signature links you will know (partially) my answer.
freechoice
Better leave it home :)