90k to Invest

If you have 90K to invest (which I dont believe by the way).

I don't get why people don't believe when others say "I have $XX or $XXX to invest?

Jealousy or have you really never fully conceptualized that that amount of money actually exists and one person can have it?

90k is a spec of sand in a trillion dollar world. Do you know how many people just come up on money? Get lucky business idea (idiots but still made it), savers, inheritance, insurance payouts....

Come on. Shit is not far fetched. I have a friend who got 250k from a car accident...and went to find a smart 'investment' didn't work out well because he didn't do his own due diligence and went off of what other people said. Luckily, he kept about 100k.

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you can find tons of ideas some need a lil investment, some more, don't go and invest all of them it it's not for a company or something
 
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Sorry.
 
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Sounds far fetched, that someone comes in a position where they have 90K but dont know what to do! I am not a hater, I am a congratulater!

But how would it sound if this was a dating forum, and some dude come and said "Hej guys I have just pulled a new girlfriend, she is a Super model, her name is Adriana Lima, what do I do know?"

You would think that person was lying, because if you can pull a girl like that then you know what your doing, you would not need to ask people what to do with a super model.

Same principle for the 90K mate!

If you are asking people what to do with 90K, then kiss that cash goodbye! Its as good as gone!

You should be spending it on learning.

"The worst advice you can get is free advice" Rich dad poor dad.

Good luck with your ventures
 
So much advice, so many voices. If I were to add something, it would be this one point:
90% or more of any businesses fail within 2-3 years. (approximately) If this is true, you should *plan* to fail, but have enough to give it another try after you have learned more. Statistically speaking, you could expect to fail 9-10 times before you are "guaranteed" a success. Granted you should be learning as you progress through consecutive failures, so hopefully you would have a success before the 5th-6th try, but still.
So, if you have 90k, I would research, find the market you want to work in, then take less than 9k and go for it. Once you have figured it's a failure, learn to cut your losses, salvage what's left, plan, and move on to your next plan. Through this process of failure and learning, you have a good chance at being successful in the long run. Don't put all your eggs in one basket, plan to fail, but also plan for the eventual success.

Hope it works out for you!
 
Do you really have 90K to invest or are you scoping for good ideas for free here? Hard to tell nowadays but very few people have 90K and are wanting to throw it into something they know nothing about. No offense intended but at this point I'm a bit sceptical.

You mean, this is a pretty useless thread dont you? Do you think if he really had 90k to invest he would be asking us? Not likely. I think its all bull.
 
Sounds far fetched, that someone comes in a position where they have 90K but dont know what to do! I am not a hater, I am a congratulater!

But how would it sound if this was a dating forum, and some dude come and said "Hej guys I have just pulled a new girlfriend, she is a Super model, her name is Adriana Lima, what do I do know?"

You would think that person was lying, because if you can pull a girl like that then you know what your doing, you would not need to ask people what to do with a super model.

Same principle for the 90K mate!

If you are asking people what to do with 90K, then kiss that cash goodbye! Its as good as gone!

You should be spending it on learning.
You should be over in DP buying e-books


"The worst advice you can get is free advice" Rich dad poor dad.
"Worst advice you ever took was taking Robert Kiyosaki literal"

Good luck with your ventures

I don't understand your logic at all. You were sold into one of those Rich Dad Poor Dad "mentor" things weren't you?

False

Adriana Lima = $90,000

True

Adriana Lima = Priceless (or somewhere around $10
million)

Adriana Lima (Priceless/$10Mil)
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What $90k Looks Like:
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******And I know $10,000,000 ≠ Priceless but no girl is 'priceless'*******
 
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90k Investment... Thats Far More than Enough.

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Yeah so my advice was so that you should invest 90k in silver. My silver went up 3.8% in 12 days :) 90,000 would be 93,420 now.
 
get something already established or PM me for something that can't fail and pays every week, you can start small and keep the rest of your money your're trying to invest in the bank
 
brb having 90k randomly to invest in a business and asking a bunch of kids on a blackhat site what todo with it..
 
Dude, if you give me $10,000 I can think of a $10,000 reason as to why I no longer have your money and convince you that it's not my fault.

but seriously, this isn't the place to go if you're looking for advice on investing that kind of money.

i second that, bhw is not really the kind of place to ask for "investment advices"...
 
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