/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.50183476]

hey boys
i'm a woman (wow) and i don't know anything about investments (no surprises), but i inherited some money and i want to apply it to the right investment
what do u suggest?

[Anonymous No.50183487]

im the right investment for u baby

[Anonymous No.50183490]

No feedback

[Anonymous No.50183492]

>>50183476
How bout you invest in this dick wif dat mouf

[Anonymous No.50183503]

>>50183476
invest in the XCOM project you stupid reptilian

[Anonymous No.50183512]

invest in a high waist one piece and an onlyfans account

[Anonymous No.50183513]

>>50183487
what

[Anonymous No.50183527]

>>50183513
invest in me by taking me as your submissive husband

[Anonymous No.50183541]

>>50183512
it's not as profitable as it sounds and i'm a christian

[Anonymous No.50183567]

>>50183476
Age
work/Salary
Education
General geographic area

[Anonymous No.50183568]

>>50183527
submissive men are shit

[Anonymous No.50183574]

>>50183476
First off, if it's any large amount of money, tell no one. Don't use (((financial investors))) or any of that shit. Cash out and keep it in a safe or a very trusted bank.
Find a man that you love, and that is financially literate. Only tell him about the inheritance after you've married him, then let him manage it.

[Anonymous No.50183590]

>>50183476
post tits or gtfo

[Anonymous No.50183597]

>>50183476
Can i smash your skull in with a brick? I have this weird fetish you see?

[Anonymous No.50183600]

>>50183476
POWELL. Just launched. Best coin for quick profits, the community is strong and making it happen

[Anonymous No.50183624]

>>50183574
Wow that's actually decent advice, except for the keeping it in cash idea.

[Anonymous No.50183629]

>>50183567
why answer that? lol

[Anonymous No.50183639]

>>50183600
this tho unironically

[Anonymous No.50183644]

>>50183574
>Find a man that you love, and that is financially literate
my boyfriend is a history teacher, but he's also not very good with finances kek

[Anonymous No.50183649]

>>50183476
Probably would be a good idea to put some in Bitcoin, some in treasury notes, and some in gold.

[Anonymous No.50183655]

>>50183476
A couple of months ago, I got some inheritance as well. It turns out grandma valued a lot the time I spent with her when she needed me the most and decided to reward me greatly.
At the begining I didn't know what to to do, I knew I wanted to in invest it crypto because it's the 12th economy sector. But there are are many coins and it's to difficult to understand how crypto work I got overwhelmend.
At the begining I though about buying BTC or ETH because everyone told me it was safer but luckly I found about this project called RLC, it's like digital gold. I put my entire inheritance plus my full life savings into it and I couldn't be happier.
Anonette, don't listend to the other anons on this thread they are jelly for your inheritance. Go all in in RLC and don't look back

[Anonymous No.50183661]

>>50183597
lol

[Anonymous No.50183673]

bitcoin (BTC) only
if youre smart enough to figure out self-custody, you will out gain every stock trader, gold bug, or crypto bro
the government wont be able to take it from you when they try to convert to CBDC, wont be able to inflate it away, or confiscate it from a broker in the case of stocks

[Anonymous No.50183688]

>>50183600
sounds good and seems like a good way to make quick profits

[Anonymous No.50184081]

>>50183673
You are crazy?

[Anonymous No.50184124]

Anything that’s decentralized with liquidity
Think something like AAVE or even BitDAO considering they have the largest treasury in the market

[Anonymous No.50184148]

>>50183476
>i'm a woman (wow) and i don't know anything about investments (no surprises), but i inherited some money (yeah!) and i want to apply it to the right investment (wohoo)
I added some more but I think you should keep on peppering with some more parenthesis OP

[Anonymous No.50184462]

>>50183476
FTM female to male surgery