Real advice to help you make some money...
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I saw the Random topic "If you had a million dollars..." and while I tried to respond, I started musing on investment ideas.
This is what I came up with:
Against my better judgement I'm posting this. I hope that I won't be alone in sharing ideas to help others make some money.
This is what I came up with:
It's not a good idea to share investment strategies with strangers, but I've been away from my fellow Fakkuza for a minute, I'm drunk, and I got mad love for you sauce bowl splitting deviants. Anyway, here's some advice that I've been given, put some effort into understanding, and plan on using if I ever get some damn money.
The profitability of the porn industry has taken a hit because of the internet. On top of that, some states have passed laws requiring men to wear condoms in porn. While the industry adapts to all the bullshit that's been thrown at it, keep an eye out for companies that put out a good product, but aren't making a whole lot of money. Another thing to consider is the pace at which the porn industry has evolved over the past 10 years. The world is filled with perverts and technology is constantly evolving, so it might not be completely insane to invest in a few "potential" sex toys.
You can't go wrong with cigarettes and liquor. Prices are constantly rising, but they're both addictive substances. People will spend a lot of money to get what the need. There is no downside to investing money in companies that cater to the addictions of the masses, aside from morals.
The profitability of the porn industry has taken a hit because of the internet. On top of that, some states have passed laws requiring men to wear condoms in porn. While the industry adapts to all the bullshit that's been thrown at it, keep an eye out for companies that put out a good product, but aren't making a whole lot of money. Another thing to consider is the pace at which the porn industry has evolved over the past 10 years. The world is filled with perverts and technology is constantly evolving, so it might not be completely insane to invest in a few "potential" sex toys.
You can't go wrong with cigarettes and liquor. Prices are constantly rising, but they're both addictive substances. People will spend a lot of money to get what the need. There is no downside to investing money in companies that cater to the addictions of the masses, aside from morals.
Against my better judgement I'm posting this. I hope that I won't be alone in sharing ideas to help others make some money.
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Really to make money in investments you need connections to people with connections or have an idea of market that you know will make a rise electronics and certain substances are big but so are medicines there are a lot of possibility's but nothing for certain.
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All the things you posted are both heavily saturated and heavily regulated. At very least it can't be considered 'the next big thing'.
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I always thought that investing in mortuary homes, in large cities, would be a good idea because people are always dying.
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Childrens books. Parents buy that shit with disregard to content. Heard it was the best opportunity for writers.
and going to thrift shops and reselling good shit you find on Amazon.
and going to thrift shops and reselling good shit you find on Amazon.
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The Jesus wrote...
The profitability of the porn industry has taken a hit because of the internet. On top of that, some states have passed laws requiring men to wear condoms in porn. While the industry adapts to all the bullshit that's been thrown at it, keep an eye out for companies that put out a good product, but aren't making a whole lot of money. Another thing to consider is the pace at which the porn industry has evolved over the past 10 years. The world is filled with perverts and technology is constantly evolving, so it might not be completely insane to invest in a few "potential" sex toys.You can't go wrong with cigarettes and liquor. Prices are constantly rising, but they're both addictive substances. People will spend a lot of money to get what the need. There is no downside to investing money in companies that cater to the addictions of the masses, aside from morals.
There are simply too many assumptions or i would say nothing but assumptions about these 'great' investment opportunities. In the porn industry companies rise and die every year and these 'potential' sex toys you talk about show the exact nature of the investment business. Maybe, and i mean maybe 1 out of 20 if even that of the sex toys ever become profitable (like fleshlight), and your "secret investment advice" is simply to invest future sex toys, so what im saying is that 1 out of 20 who follow your advice would make money and the rest would loose their investment.
The thing about cigarettes and liquor is that the reason prices are rising is not because the industry creates better products, it is because governments tax them more. There for the profit companies make is not increasing, only the amount of money the government makes is increasing. Not only that, but also the fact that cigarettes are being pushed down in almost every country in the world (specially in EU) by bans in ads, and places to smoke, so on and so forth, doesnt help your claim of "There is no downside to investing money in companies that cater to the addictions of the masses."
No such thing as 100% sure investment exist or without some type of risk. There is always the chance of loosing your money!
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Misaki_Chi
Fakku Nurse
I've never been big into investments and I don't really care to ever make the "next big idea" so the only advice I could give you on how to make money is just go the other route and work hard for it. Either go to community college or take some online classes to get a degree in something or work your way up from a job. It's never fun and you may work for minimun wage, but it's better then sleeping in a cardboard box asking people for money and food.
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devsonfire
3,000,000th Poster
I am no financial advisor (I do Accounting and Commercial Law as a major though), but if you really want to make money, you can start a business.
Working in a company is good. But there are endless negative possibility to it. The positive aspect of working in a company is to have a 3% increase in pay every year, making the connections, and the skills and secrets you learnt from working in that company.
I am in no way saying you should quit your job and start a business straight away, no. For the love of God, do not do that. But what I am saying is, if you really want to make money, legit dollars, start a business.
It's not as easy as it sounds, but money that comes easily goes as easily. Investments are a bit like gambling, but with much less luck. Investments are more calculated, and it's a bit hard for you if you don't have the necessary knowledge to be able to succeed in investing in shares and debentures.
Working in a company is good. But there are endless negative possibility to it. The positive aspect of working in a company is to have a 3% increase in pay every year, making the connections, and the skills and secrets you learnt from working in that company.
I am in no way saying you should quit your job and start a business straight away, no. For the love of God, do not do that. But what I am saying is, if you really want to make money, legit dollars, start a business.
It's not as easy as it sounds, but money that comes easily goes as easily. Investments are a bit like gambling, but with much less luck. Investments are more calculated, and it's a bit hard for you if you don't have the necessary knowledge to be able to succeed in investing in shares and debentures.
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devsonfire wrote...
I am no financial advisor (I do Accounting and Commercial Law as a major though), but if you really want to make money, you can start a business.It is a good idea but also with the way the world is now very hard to create a business and be successful off the bat. You might do well over time, but if you cannot get over the hump in at least 5 years you tend to then go along just barely getting by... Now if you open a franchise you might do better because the name you use will already be well known to a degree. Smart to open a business as a franchise young then use that money to open a different business later. Like the owner of where I work bought in at a popular restaurant franchise when young and now side business of buying and redoing houses.
The best way to make money though is.....get a job. Investments are great, but usually you do them for a long haul. So if you need money now you need to find a stable source which is of course a job, but saying get a job is way easier said than doing in this day in age.
You know another usually great investment is college since education looks good on resumes and help you get a better job....
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[align=justify][font=verdana][color=green]1) Get a job.
2) Save at least half of your disposable income
3) Look to invest said disposable income in low risk, low reward shares
4) Work hard for 40 years
5) Retire with a pension and savings
Get-rich-quick schemes don't work. This might not make you the most money, but it's the safest route to a secure, comfortable life which is all we need.
Besides, with cigarettes and liquor, I wouldn't be surprised if company profits took a hit in the next few years. As the younger population is more aware of the risks of excessive drinking and smoking, less alcohol and cigarettes will be sold, making share prices drop.
2) Save at least half of your disposable income
3) Look to invest said disposable income in low risk, low reward shares
4) Work hard for 40 years
5) Retire with a pension and savings
Get-rich-quick schemes don't work. This might not make you the most money, but it's the safest route to a secure, comfortable life which is all we need.
Besides, with cigarettes and liquor, I wouldn't be surprised if company profits took a hit in the next few years. As the younger population is more aware of the risks of excessive drinking and smoking, less alcohol and cigarettes will be sold, making share prices drop.