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I inherited 8 million from my grandfather, what should I do with it?
02-05-2024, 03:23 PM
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I inherited 8 million from my grandfather, what should I do with it?
I was thinking about investing in crypto. Looks like dogecoin is about to bump up for the next bull run.
02-05-2024, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted By timplz1488⏩
It did, srs. He owned an engineering firm.this happened
02-05-2024, 03:26 PM
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Damn boyo you went from a $200k to $8 million net worth in a single day.
GJDM.
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02-05-2024, 03:27 PM
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Give it to me, I'll make sure it gets invested so your family's future is taken care of
Wort ew in th wold.
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Originally Posted By GuineaDago585⏩
Yep, my penis also grew 8 inches.Damn boyo you went from a $200k to $8 million net worth in a single day.
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02-05-2024, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted By ClivesTriceps⏩
Send me your paypal man, I could really use some money management.Give it to me, I'll make sure it gets invested so your family's future is taken care of
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Originally Posted By Friendster⏩
Exactly. Simple as.I believe him, he used the srs tag
02-05-2024, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted By 8pieces⏩
Well, I first need to know what you'd do with it. Charity? A good cause? I hope there's some good intentions in there 8piecesgive me a million
02-05-2024, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted By BigGuyTruth⏩
Spend a few hours educating yourself about low cost index investing. Put most of it in there. You can safely withdraw approx 250K/yr in perpetuity.I was thinking about investing in crypto. Looks like dogecoin is about to bump up for the next bull run.
Forget about crypto unless it's say 1-2% in BTC. Srs.
02-05-2024, 03:40 PM
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Theres gotta be some kind of crash coming up soon if you look at the max charts, maybe similar to the mar.'20 one, and it seems like HBAR/LINK/CSPR are good long term picks as of now
02-05-2024, 03:42 PM
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first send me 500k, then invest the rest, then go fuk urself
Send me money for my kids or I will neg you
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Strong username
02-05-2024, 03:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Redundanteater⏩
What? Fuk no. Money should go into something like a tbill etf for now.Spend a few hours educating yourself about low cost index investing. Put most of it in there. You can safely withdraw approx 250K/yr in perpetuity.
Forget about crypto unless it's say 1-2% in BTC. Srs.
Forget about crypto unless it's say 1-2% in BTC. Srs.
Jesus there's no point in any sort of risk exposure with that kind of money.
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Originally Posted By BigGuyTruth⏩
pay off my crippling debtWell, I first need to know what you'd do with it. Charity? A good cause? I hope there's some good intentions in there 8pieces
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This happened
02-05-2024, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted By lnvictus⏩
^ Don't ever take financial advice from Canadians living in Ontario.Overseas luxury real estate.
Find places that are underdeveloped but with potential, build condos/houses, sell for profit to other rich people.
At least that's what I'd do. Coastal town in Italy? Build a nice house and sell it to rich people or rent it out to them (rich only). Amalfi coast hotels make throusands/month doing this...
Find places that are underdeveloped but with potential, build condos/houses, sell for profit to other rich people.
At least that's what I'd do. Coastal town in Italy? Build a nice house and sell it to rich people or rent it out to them (rich only). Amalfi coast hotels make throusands/month doing this...
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Originally Posted By BigGuyTruth⏩
that being said if you loan me 50k to help me start my young life out, you can expect a 10x return when i hit it bigExactly. Simple as.

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Originally Posted By saltypits⏩
History and math say lump sum buy and hold is the best approach. I'm assuming OP is young and has time on his side. If the story is true (unlikely) and he is patient and disciplined (even less likely) he could turn this into generational wealth. On the other hand, inflation will ravage even a large amount of cash over a long enough timeframe. You need risk exposure.What? Fuk no. Money should go into something like a tbill etf for now.
Jesus there's no point in any sort of risk exposure with that kind of money.
Jesus there's no point in any sort of risk exposure with that kind of money.
If he's really nervous, could DCA over a year or two, no big deal.
Can also keep 2-3 years expenses in cash/HISA/bills.
02-05-2024, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted By Redundanteater⏩
Repped for properly applying DCA.History and math say lump sum buy and hold is the best approach. I'm assuming OP is young and has time on his side. If the story is true (unlikely) and he is patient and disciplined (even less likely) he could turn this into generational wealth. On the other hand, inflation will ravage even a large amount of cash over a long enough timeframe. You need risk exposure.
If he's really nervous, could DCA over a year or two, no big deal.
Can also keep 2-3 years expenses in cash/HISA/bills.
If he's really nervous, could DCA over a year or two, no big deal.
Can also keep 2-3 years expenses in cash/HISA/bills.
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$8 million inheritance and your first place of advise is the misc?
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Not a financial advisor but I would probably Buy some property straight cash and fuk the interest nonsense and instantly diversify a chunk, if you need a home and want a house even better but could speculate on some land or buy a rental or whatever type of headache you were interested in (mo money mo problems)
Invest in physical goods that hold some value with another small small chunk
(Guns, ammo, metals, collectibles (be fukking discerning here and be interested in owning whatever it is)
Then some crypto/stock whatever the fuk
Then have a good chunk of it still sitting fukking fat where half could be worst cast retirable and half could be a future business opp.
Invest in physical goods that hold some value with another small small chunk
(Guns, ammo, metals, collectibles (be fukking discerning here and be interested in owning whatever it is)
Then some crypto/stock whatever the fuk
Then have a good chunk of it still sitting fukking fat where half could be worst cast retirable and half could be a future business opp.
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Originally Posted By Duckliver⏩
beat me to it. put about $1million into some ETfs, then buy a couple of 3be/2ba houses cash in a rural area and rent them out.Not a financial advisor but I would probably Buy some property straight cash and fuk the interest nonsense and instantly diversify a chunk, if you need a home and want a house even better but could speculate on some land or buy a rental or whatever type of headache you were interested in (mo money mo problems)
Invest in physical goods that hold some value with another small small chunk
(Guns, ammo, metals, collectibles (be fukking discerning here and be interested in owning whatever it is)
Then some crypto/stock whatever the fuk
Then have a good chunk of it still sitting fukking fat where half could be worst cast retirable and half could be a future business opp.
Invest in physical goods that hold some value with another small small chunk
(Guns, ammo, metals, collectibles (be fukking discerning here and be interested in owning whatever it is)
Then some crypto/stock whatever the fuk
Then have a good chunk of it still sitting fukking fat where half could be worst cast retirable and half could be a future business opp.
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