>>61918159
I'd give this money to isreal they're doing pretty good there

>>61918159
I would give it to the current owners of precious metals, in exchange for their precious metals. It served them as an investment, and now it's my turn to hold the bag, hoping to sell it for more to a loser like me in 30 years.

>>61918159
Poorly

>>61918159
6-12 months of boring treasuries or similar instruments while waiting for the real entry point on most assets

60% into antropic and 20% each into spacex and openai on ipo

>>61918159
I'd average into a nice cozy mutual fund. That is life-changing money. Preserve The Principal is your primary duty.

>>61918159
Hold cash and wait for a stock market crash.

>>61918159
i'd go 4x long bussin on kirk

Drugs and hookers

I have cash (short term Treasuries), Gold (physical and ETF), Silver (physical and ETF), Gold miners, TLT (this is a bit risky, but I think if recession comes and it seems likely then long end of bond market will catch a bid when the market is melting down), Paypal (trading at 8.55 P/E, 1.21% dividend, free cash flow looks good, debt looks managable, managment use FCF to buy 15% of float; looks like a 2 bagger as long as valuations rerate and the company doesn't outright decline), and VDE (I like energy but you may want to wait for technical pull back). Bought PYPL at around avg $43.

I bought the rest of stuff a while back. SP500 and NASDAQ look way overvalued to me. Ex-USA looks way better value for money.

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NUTS

>>61918159
Probably try to run the Baja 500

>>61918159
All in on SWPPX in my Roth IRA. That being said, more realistically I could also consider PAVE and QQQM if I divided it up. Probably would keep 50k in cash for buying the rest of the guns I want, my dream car, and a few trips.

>>61918159
metazoo coins

>>61918223
this

>>61918159
100k bitcon
100k xmr
100k gold
simple as

>>61918159
Cash is king

>>61918590
Monero is great for its use case, terrible as an investment.

>>61918590
Anything other than BTC is not wise, go all in on BTC and maybe even stake it on a good BTCFi if you are holding long term. Take profit at 200K easy

>>61918159
I would keep an eye in the chinese stock market.
If the Hormuz Strait closing hurts it a lot i would totally buy the dip.
But i would keep a large portion in cash right now too. I dont understand what is going on really

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>>61918223
>>61918536
This. And buy cash I of course mean real money not paper IOUs.

>>61918159
I would splurge almost everything, leaving like 50k to put it into a divvie aristocrat so there is money every year to buy stuff for kids and go on vacation.

Any advice except starting a business is both faggotry and dumb

>>61919456
I'd slurp that froth right off her tits. Yum.

>>61919476
my family already owns a business. its really hard work and demands so much from you. i want to do the opposite of work

>>61918159
I had 200k and I put 60% in FTEC and 40% in SCHG. I’m planning to hold long term and it should beat the S&P 500 over the next 10-15 years.

>>61918196
>>61918223
these. I'm in a similar situation to you OP from selling properties and I'm holding cash. I don't have a crystal ball but even if government inflation numbers have been off by a factor of 2x (they probably have) assets other than RE are still way over priced.

the core issue is AI, 10 companies are driving the entire market and it's a lose lose. If AI doesn't pan out to be the this tech they lose capex. If it does pan out enough people lose their job that crater the economy through not spending. never mind if some crazy shit like 20% corperate profits paid into UBI comes through. I don't know if there's more upside, but there is certainly a whole lot of downside. own real stuff.

>>61918449
it would take you ~40 years to deposit 300k into your IRA

>>61919456
Is that ai or can Asuka rounds be had
I just want it to be real so bad

>>61918159
strip clubs, not buying, going

>>61918901
>only BTC is good!
>hold it anywhere besides your own wallet!
glow

>>61918159
stake USDC on Kraken at 5% and move to Argentina an live off it

>>61919999
it shows the AI watermark...

>>61918159
SGOV

>>61918159
200k into stocks, 50k into BTC and 50k messing around in a nice apartment for a year and buying lots of books

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All in , South Korea etf . We are early.

>>61918159
you can buy a lot of link with 300k

>>61918159
Cash until dump, then full btc.

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>>61919999
I wish it were real but unfortunately its just a dream.

International ETFs

>>61918159
Conservative leverage trade bitcoin, maybe spread into some alts, avoid the stock market and just live happy. Idk

>>61919476
absolute brainlet goycuck take. capital makes capital, time and work does not make capital that is 2D wageslave mentality absolutely ignore this poor person who has no clue what they are saying

>>61918159
Buy a house / town home / condo / etc. and rent it out.

>>61922411
Nigger you got deluded by matrix finance grifters do hard its not even funny.
The stock market is for people who have no idea what else to do. If you have an idea, there are better things to do.

>>61918223
Doing this with $400k right now

>>61919456
I need someone to make a company that sells anime girls on gold/silver bars.
>>61922741
Based.

>>61918159
All-World ETFs.

>>61918159
Have you heard of cryptocurrency?

>>61919476
300k is not enough to safely start a business. Why not reduce the risk by investing in already existing companies? And if you want to lower the risk even further, invest in many companies. The more diversified your portfolio, the lower the risk. Investing( I am referring to long-term investments, not gambling on shitcoins and meme stocks) is also way less time intensive than starting a business. The companies manage themselves, and you reap the profits.

>>61918159
Wait for the SpaceX IPO this summer

>>61918159
all in in EVROPEAN etfs

>>61918159
unironically: Mortgage REITs

as we spiral into a war/ai/tariff caused recession, mortgage rates will tumble.

MREITS borrow on short terms and lend on long terms, so all their borrowers will keep paying 6.5% while they are borrowing at 1.5%.

They are required to pay out like 90% of profits to shareholders, so big divvies.

Plus, as the divvies rise, so will share price.

>>61930039
BX is starting to look delicious

>>61930039
Thoughts on NLY?