/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18799012
This trading platform has indeed a lot of potential, but don´t expect others to recognize that without a huge marketing campaign.

>>18593239

>>18176264
Depends on your model.
If you want to keep an eye on your money and buy/sell at dips/peaks, then index and 'safe' stocks (megacorps that are too big to fail) are the general way to go. If you want also, with 200k you can easily put a small portion if you want to bet on crypto too, but don't bank on turning a profit, it's a very volitile market.
If you just want to buy some shit, then look back on it in a few years time and find more shit than you put in, either go into Precious Metals (PHYSICAL ONLY, NO BONDS/STOCKS) at ~70-80% Gold, ~20-30% Silver or Real Estate (a few mid-priced ones if you want to rent or 1-2 higher priced if you want to sell. Don't buy slums/cheap housing if you want to rent, your tenants will cause you more trouble than they're worth). For the short term, avoid both for now (because Corona means that everybody wants to buy in to both since they're so stable, thus the price is inflated); but once the price lowers again throw your money at it.

I'd personally recommend PM's then just living your life as if you didn't get any more money (using the profits to retire early with), Gold/Silver is relatively easy to get into and relatively hard to fuck up with (increasing generally at 5-15% per year) - just make sure that you don't buy on an obvious peak otherwise you'll have to wait a long while before you see profits and it'd be useless should you run into a major fuck-up tier emergency (ie, house gets set on fire or something) given the amount of time it builds wealth on. Once again though, make sure you've got the shiny rocks directly in your hand/ in your own safe otherwise it's as good as an IOU.

>>17589374
>remembered that stock general isn't called /stock/, but is /smg/ as I was posting
fug :DDDD