Hookers and blow
a.k.a. Jew, true German (not fake ass wanna-be American German), If you are a brown you must at minimum be Kshatriya in the caste system, Asian (only Japanese or a wealthy South Korean) and honorable mention, Bay.
Lets say you came across some money and after you paid off all your debt, you had $300,000. It's you, no wife and no children and you're still young. What should you do next?
I would think, establishing a 6 month emergency fund. After that I really can't say.
Should one take out a mortgage on a house?
Find a financial advisor?
Buy 300k worth ice and rims? ;D
Hookers and blow?
Gold and Silver?
Complete 2012 Bunker?
Open a Franchise or small business?
I'd like real answers please. And please remember, only Getbig financial Elite...Thank you
And before it gets asked, "it's none of your business."...
$300k isn't that much to live on for the rest of your life......think about that.
Invest in one of your broke, big talking cousins business plans for a club or maybe a restaurant. Increase your money tenfold within a few short months!
Donate 299K to the NAACP,,,
spend 1k on malt liquor, jordans, a chicken feast, and pics with Lou Ferigno
Donate 299K to the NAACP,,,
spend 1k on malt liquor, jordans, a chicken feast, and pics with Lou Ferigno
Pick up a couple houses and rent them out, use property management.Buy 2 houses - run a prostitution ring out of one of them. You could even do a double whammy, charge the clients to get in the door, and then take a cut from each of the hookers profits.
a.k.a. Jew, true German (not fake ass wanna-be American German), If you are a brown you must at minimum be Kshatriya in the caste system, Asian (only Japanese or a wealthy South Korean) and honorable mention, Bay.do you know your father? stay with me here this has alot to do with this.
Lets say you came across some money and after you paid off all your debt, you had $300,000. It's you, no wife and no children and you're still young. What should you do next?
I would think, establishing a 6 month emergency fund. After that I really can't say.
Should one take out a mortgage on a house?
Find a financial advisor?
Buy 300k worth ice and rims? ;D
Hookers and blow?
Gold and Silver?
Complete 2012 Bunker?
Open a Franchise or small business?
I'd like real answers please. And please remember, only Getbig financial Elite...Thank you
And before it gets asked, "it's none of your business."...
Isn't this your big break to open up that marijuana shop you always talked about?
do you know your father? stay with me here this has alot to do with this.
blow $250,000 on coke and whores. Waste the rest.;D
Yes and we get along fine.I dont believe you.
Take the 300K and put 100K down on three different houses. Say the cost is 500K per house. Make sure your rent covers the mortgage, taxes and insurance and rent them for 30 years.
In 30 years they will be worth about 900K.
900K times 3 is 2.7 million dollars, or your retirement..
Also, the rent will generate about 3K per house which is 9G's a month in income to do nothing once they are paid off..
Serious answer..
I hope this guy is trolling...
This is the sort of information people listened to 5 years ago & now are upside down on their investments.
a.k.a. Jew, true German (not fake ass wanna-be American German), If you are a brown you must at minimum be Kshatriya in the caste system, Asian (only Japanese or a wealthy South Korean) and honorable mention, Bay.I don't have any debt. So I buy a skyline and invest the rest.
Lets say you came across some money and after you paid off all your debt, you had $300,000. It's you, no wife and no children and you're still young. What should you do next?
I would think, establishing a 6 month emergency fund. After that I really can't say.
Should one take out a mortgage on a house?
Find a financial advisor?
Buy 300k worth ice and rims? ;D
Hookers and blow?
Gold and Silver?
Complete 2012 Bunker?
Open a Franchise or small business?
I'd like real answers please. And please remember, only Getbig financial Elite...Thank you
And before it gets asked, "it's none of your business."...
I dont believe you.
Interestingly enough, I am selling some timeshares of Tbombz's asshole for 300k. PM me for details.Tier 1 :-X
I know a guy in Nigeria who can triple that money in only 30 days. He's also a prince which is pretty cool.
TALK TO A FINANCIAL CONSULTANT OR A COUPLE OF COURSE WE KNOW ALL GETBIGGERS ARE LOADED AND BIG PIMPIN LOLOnly talk to those consultants with a fixed rate and that don't get any sort of commission from "helping" you invest your money.
Buy 2 houses - run a prostitution ring out of one of them. You could even do a double whammy, charge the clients to get in the door, and then take a cut from each of the hookers profits.
Boom.
a.k.a. Jew, true German (not fake ass wanna-be American German), If you are a brown you must at minimum be Kshatriya in the caste system, Asian (only Japanese or a wealthy South Korean) and honorable mention, Bay.
Lets say you came across some money and after you paid off all your debt, you had $300,000. It's you, no wife and no children and you're still young. What should you do next?
I would think, establishing a 6 month emergency fund. After that I really can't say.
Should one take out a mortgage on a house?
Find a financial advisor?
Buy 300k worth ice and rims? ;D
Hookers and blow?
Gold and Silver?
Complete 2012 Bunker?
Open a Franchise or small business?
I'd like real answers please. And please remember, only Getbig financial Elite...Thank you
And before it gets asked, "it's none of your business."...
I hope this guy is trolling...
This is the sort of information people listened to 5 years ago & now are upside down on their investments.
Not trolling at all. It is how I became rich.
You need to buy in the right area, San Diego, Manhattan, etc and not El Paso Texas or Riverside CA.
You do know that the average (as in a random walk-up building with no amenities) 1-bedroom apartment in Manhattan, will cost you way over a million dollars, right?I went to NYC last year and occasionally would see realtors have listings on their windows, and my friggen god.. I always knew NYC was expensive but I nearly shit myself. The cost of a house or apartment was literally 10x what it would be here.
...and, you also know that most New York banks will expect you to put down at least a 20% down payment on the property, unless you have excellent credit and substantial collateral in place, right?
Assuming, Wiggs wants to actually use that 300K wisely, putting down 200K+ to purchase a 1-bedroom (or studio) in Manhattan, would be very, very foolish. As an owner of Manhattan property (only apartments in Manhattan - There aren't any houses), you will have to pay your Mortgage + Property taxes + Association fees. You would have to rent that measly 1-bedroom out at a ridiculous rate in order to make any money back. People (regardless of their circumstances) aren't willing to pay that kind of rent for a 1-bedroom anymore. Not to mention that a 1-bedroom apartment in a true luxury building will EASILY cost you over 2 million.
Manhattan's real estate market is not the place to pretend to buy property in with solely 300K.
"1"
Porn stars and blow, and then a house, in that order.
I hope this guy is trolling...
This is the sort of information people listened to 5 years ago & now are upside down on their investments.
a.k.a. Jew, true German (not fake ass wanna-be American German), If you are a brown you must at minimum be Kshatriya in the caste system, Asian (only Japanese or a wealthy South Korean) and honorable mention, Bay.
Lets say you came across some money and after you paid off all your debt, you had $300,000. It's you, no wife and no children and you're still young. What should you do next?
I would think, establishing a 6 month emergency fund. After that I really can't say.
Should one take out a mortgage on a house?
Find a financial advisor?
Buy 300k worth ice and rims? ;D
Hookers and blow?
Gold and Silver?
Complete 2012 Bunker?
Open a Franchise or small business?
I'd like real answers please. And please remember, only Getbig financial Elite...Thank you
And before it gets asked, "it's none of your business."...
Interesting posts 1.Judging from the SMM owning...I would say "1" is usually on TOP 8)
What's your position again... I forget?
dont know how guys keep thier cocks hard doing coke ??? my rod use to shrivel up and hide in my pubic hair when i did that stuff. i use to take a handfull of viagra and that didnt do shit either, it makes u horny as hell which is torture if u cant get it up
Interesting posts 1.
You work in the finance world, right? What's your position again... I forget?
I am currently a trader at a boutique hedge fund.Outed.
Aside from my day job, my family and I are largely vested in the realm of accounting, whereby we own a few offices that service small-medium sized local business. Like that of an H&R block, we have a small number of offices scattered throughout the NYC area that serve many local Israeli & Greek businesses (a large number of diners, hardware stores, Jewelry shops, fabric shops, supermarkets, liquor stores etc.).
I won't claim to be some rich tycoon with the world in his palm. On the contrary, I am just a hardworking individual who has been blessed with good fortune throughout life and played it very safe when it came to money. I am also very blessed in having a great husband who is highly ambitious as well.
"1"
I am currently a trader at a boutique hedge fund.Technical trader?
Aside from my day job, my family and I are largely vested in the realm of accounting, whereby we own a few offices that service small-medium sized local business. Like that of an H&R block, we have a small number of offices scattered throughout the NYC area that serve many local Israeli & Greek businesses (a large number of diners, hardware stores, Jewelry shops, fabric shops, supermarkets, liquor stores etc.).
I won't claim to be some rich tycoon with the world in his palm. On the contrary, I am just a hardworking individual who has been blessed with good fortune throughout life and played it very safe when it came to money. I am also very blessed in having a great husband who is highly ambitious as well.
"1"
Lets say you came across some money and after you paid off all your debt, you had $300,000. It's you, no wife and no children and you're still young. What should you do next?
Technical trader?
I am a fundamental trader. I am not as anal as it would require to do technical trading.Pun intended, or prolapse?
"1"
I am a fundamental trader. I am not as anal as it would require to do technical trading.You're able to day trade off fundamentals or are you strictly longer term holds?
"1"
P.S. I am not too fond of technical traders, I find that a lot of their tactics are bullshit sprinkled with heavy chart and regression analysis.
You're able to day trade off fundamentals or are you strictly longer term holds?
It's an art form. Not for everyone, but without I could not navigate the market
Buy foreclosures, get permission to fix them before escrow closes unload soon after.
You have much luck with foreclosures?
I've found that when trying to buy foreclosed homes, you usually have to outbid othr buyers to get the property and sometimes it sells for as much as 10% less of the actual going market rate.
"1"
You have much luck with foreclosures?
I've found that when trying to buy foreclosed homes, you usually have to outbid othr buyers to get the property and sometimes it sells for as much as 10% less of the actual going market rate.
"1"
You do know that the average (as in a random walk-up building with no amenities) 1-bedroom apartment in Manhattan, will cost you way over a million dollars, right?
...and, you also know that most New York banks will expect you to put down at least a 20% down payment on the property, unless you have excellent credit and substantial collateral in place, right?
Assuming, Wiggs wants to actually use that 300K wisely, putting down 200K+ to purchase a 1-bedroom (or studio) in Manhattan, would be very, very foolish. As an owner of Manhattan property (only apartments in Manhattan - There aren't any houses), you will have to pay your Mortgage + Property taxes + Association fees. You would have to rent that measly 1-bedroom out at a ridiculous rate in order to make any money back. People (regardless of their circumstances) aren't willing to pay that kind of rent for a 1-bedroom anymore. Not to mention that a 1-bedroom apartment in a true luxury building will EASILY cost you over 2 million.
Yes, you are correct. I actually grew up in Manhattan and the Bronx. Prince Street in Manhattan and Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx when I was a kid. You are right on the prices. I would steer him more to an area like San Diego where I live now.
I just put a bid on another home tonight. 1,700 square feet next to the elementary school for 380K. I always put 25% down when I buy and the rent will cover the monthly nut.
I stand corrected about purchasing in Manhattan. It would be out of his price range but my point was you don't buy in Amarillo Texas, but in an area that has potential.
The stock market is up and down and will continue to be like this for some time for various reason, Europe, etc... Real Estate in CA for example is at 1999 prices and is already starting to come up in certain neighborhoods. I have two houses in North County that have gone up 100K in the last 12 months. It is a great time to buy and mortgage rates are the lowest they have ever been in history.
If you can buy now you will be rich in 20 years..
On an aside, I read your posts and you seem like a very intelligent person..
Manhattan's real estate market is not the place to pretend to buy property in with solely 300K.
"1"
300K is not much to invest with, but here are 3 pointers from your friendly neighborhood GAY man..
Secure a home, if not already present-
If you are going to purchase a home (for yourself), do it within your range. In other words, if 300K is what you absolutely have on hand, buy a home that ranges between 200K-300K.
If you purchase your home for less than 300K (say 200K), you can simply bank the rest of the money away and even use it to pay off property taxes (yearly) and other minor expenses (troubled boiler, bad pipes, house restorations etc.). Remember, by sticking to that range, you will have the opportunity to purchase your home in full, which to many Americans is quite the luxury. The worst place you can find yourself in is having to pay off a mortgage for the next 20-30 years when you have no occupational preordained viability and circumstances can always certainly change. A long-term mortgage with monthly/yearly property taxes coupled with the fact that your circumstances can change are very hard odds to have on your side when looking to partake in that form of gamble. Be smart, be wise, get a roof over your head...
If you already own your own home, but want to invest in real estate, do it the right way-
When people say that real estate is the way to go when it comes to investments, they don't necessarily mean that you should go out, purchase a few homes (2-3) with minimal down payments and rent them out to hopefully make a profit once their rent money covers the individual mortgages, leaving you with a few extra hundred dollars per property in your pocket.
That is the poor man's approach to real estate. I say that, because if you are not careful, you can find yourself in a constant struggle with your tenants. They might be unreliable and not pay their rent. They might become vindictive and at the time for them to move could very well destroy your property. Aside from personal disputes, they could also lose their jobs and set you back on your estimated earnings. That and with the wrong tenants (scumbags that know the laws well), they can go bad on their monthly rent payments and then wait until you take them to court to have them evicted, which will then earn them 6-months on the property until they find another living place, especially if kids are involved. Be VERY careful with this.
Unless you have enough money to purchase say 20-30 homes and then set up your own real estate management company, hiring a professional like Tom Prince to handle all minor issues, stay away from pretending to be a small scale landlord. That can prove to be a nightmare in today's economy.What's the right way to invest in real estate?
Look into what are known as REIT (Real Estate Investment Trusts). That is how the big boys in Wall Street invest their money into real estate. That is the exception that, most of these big talk gurus that sell hopes and dreams to modern day folks about real estate, don't talk about. Look it up and let me know what you think. If you have questions about that, feel free to ask me.
A pretty safe investment is a franchise with a proven track record-
Think of the local food franchises that you have squandered your money away at throughout most of your life. I won't begin to tell you which are the ones you find popular, as these places tend to change a little from state to state. Most people, both willingly and unwillingly, spend a small fortune at these places throughout the years. Little do most people know that the RIGHT franchise can make you a small fortune if you have any business know-how and understand what it takes to stick to a firm business. Look into that and if you need particular information, feel free to ask.
Those are the tips I offer for now, if you want direct investment advice relating to how to invest your money in individual stocks, mutual funds or even the potential of hedge fund-like investments (which take a lot more than 300K), feel free to let me know.
Lovingly yours,
"1"
When people say that real estate is the way to go when it comes to investments, they don't necessarily mean that you should go out, purchase a few homes (2-3) with minimal down payments and rent them out to hopefully make a profit once their rent money covers the individual mortgages, leaving you with a few extra hundred dollars per property in your pocket.
That is the poor man's approach to real estate. I say that, because if you are not careful, you can find yourself in a constant struggle with your tenants. They might be unreliable and not pay their rent. They might become vindictive and at the time for them to move could very well destroy your property. Aside from personal disputes, they could also lose their jobs and set you back on your estimated earnings. That and with the wrong tenants (scumbags that know the laws well), they can go bad on their monthly rent payments and then wait until you take them to court to have them evicted, which will then earn them 6-months on the property until they find another living place, especially if kids are involved. Be VERY careful with this.
Lovingly yours,
"1"
Yes, you are correct. I actually grew up in Manhattan and the Bronx. Prince Street in Manhattan and Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx when I was a kid. You are right on the prices.
Growing up in Prince Street is quite the luxury. Today it is known as Soho and is mainly composed of lofts that range between 3,000-5,000 square ft.
Buying in Soho would be very difficult for most people.
"1"
lol @ everyone suggesting to invest in the American economy!
Is there a bigger economy to invest in?Plenty of companies are returning to manufacturing in the USA but they are doing it with increased automation not a large increase in employment.
The economy of the United States is the world's largest national economy. Its nominal GDP was estimated to be over $15 trillion in 2011, approximately a quarter of nominal global GDP. Its GDP at purchasing power parity is the largest in the world, approximately a fifth of global GDP at purchasing power parity. The U.S. economy also maintains a very high level of output. Today USA is one of the world's wealthiest nations with per capita GDP (PPP) of $48,387, the 6th highest in the world.[The U.S. is the largest trading nation in the world.
The economy of the United States is a mixed economy and has maintained a stable overall GDP growth rate, a moderate unemployment rate, and high levels of research and capital investment. It has been the world's largest national economy (not including colonial empires) since at least the 1890s. Most of the economy is classified as services. As of 2012, the country remains the world's largest manufacturer, representing a fifth of the global manufacturing output. Of the world's 500 largest companies, 133 are headquartered in the United States. This is twice the total of any other country.
So no, the US economy isn't perfect, but right now, there's not one better.
You will start to see a return to US manufacturing as well, as the Chinese and Indian labor markets start to demand "fair treatment" for employees, which will increase the cost to do business in these "low cost" locations.
Plenty of companies are returning to manufacturing in the USA but they are doing it with increased automation not a large increase in employment.
America has a massive population of people who are getting old very fast. Their kids (30-45 year olds) are screwed. They will be footing the bill for taking care of their parents, most of whom didn't save for a rainy day.
Of course, by 2050, this could all be proven incorrect and the US could be crumbling... Time will tell.
by 2050? lol your on the verge of economic collapse NOW. when the rest of the world loses faith in the greenback your fucked- the ONLY thing keeping your economy afloat is global faith in the American dollar.
ask any economist what will happen once the greenback stops being a benchmark. you guys need to put aside your whole 'ya were Americans and were great' and open your fucking eyes cause once your dollar collapses so to does your economy, then inflation skyrockets, then civil unrest then martial law. writing is on the all dude. you guys need to wake the fuck up. why you think your parading your military around the globe- to protect against human rights violations in oil rich counties? lol! think about it. you guys are in a shit ton of trouble. only people who don't see it are, well, you.
I don't think you really understand what it means to have the GDP the US has.
If the US really was on the "verge", then they would simply cancel Medicare, Medicaid, and reduce the Defense spending by about 25% and the US could pay back it's debt in a little over 5 years.
It's not all doom and gloom like people claim it is.
wow. just 'simply cancel' medicare medicaide and the defense budget. LOL! how old are you?
I'm not debating this with you any further, soley for the reason you haven't got a fucking clue what the hell your talking about.
simply cancel he says ahahahahaha
by 2050? lol your on the verge of economic collapse NOW. when the rest of the world loses faith in the greenback your fucked- the ONLY thing keeping your economy afloat is global faith in the American dollar.
ask any economist what will happen once the greenback stops being a benchmark. you guys need to put aside your whole 'ya were Americans and were great' and open your fucking eyes cause once your dollar collapses so to does your economy, then inflation skyrockets, then civil unrest then martial law. writing is on the all dude. you guys need to wake the fuck up. why you think your parading your military around the globe- to protect against human rights violations in oil rich counties? lol! think about it. you guys are in a shit ton of trouble. only people who don't see it are, well, you.
I don't know... One of the issues is the 401K plans sure... but those baby boomers are also the people who are guaranteed pensions and the like.You would be surprised how leveraged older people are. Many many people in their 60's still have pretty big mortgages!
Yes, there are things that should be changed, but overall, the US is still in the best position in regards to employment, wages, and manufacturing.
Of course, by 2050, this could all be proven incorrect and the US could be crumbling... Time will tell.
the problem is the entire world is dependant on the u.s. and the dollar will only keep on gaining strength untill the entire world economy has recovered - or completely collapsed. you might think the world is going to end, i dont. things are slowly getting better. the global recession and defecits are issues that can be resolved if we want them to be. either on the backs of the working man and over a long period of time or on the backs of the mega wealthy and relatively quickly. either way were coming out of it. and america will remain on top untill that happens. everyone from aorund the world is moving their assets onto american soil. united states treasury bonds are the safest investment on the planet besides maybe gold and real estate in the u.s...
Oh, it's true because a random Forbes.com contributor said so. I see.
Let's look at the shape we'd be in if we took this man's advice seriously. Let's also ignore the numerous grammatical mistakes he makes and hope they aren't indicative of his financial acumen (e.g., "The Chinese buy our debt because U.S. Treasuries have a deep liquidity pool unequaled by other places the Chinese can invest there (sic) excess cash.").
He suggested we go long in silver and gold because he thinks the activity of these assets will presage the inevitable decline of the dollar and its ultimate displacement as the currency reserve of choice.
Gold
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Silver
(http://s9.postimage.org/cyfplx099/NYSEARCA_SLV_26_96_0_25_0_94_i_Shares_Silve.png)
-5.07% and -13.81%, respectively. Impressive. ::) Meanwhile, a random shit-for-brains who adhered to the basic advice of investing in an S&P 500 index fund would have yielded +19% over the same period.
Though the results speak for themselves, it is also worth noting that the man's narrative is oversimplistic in the extreme. For example, he ignores the fact that any significant retreat from Treasuries would do terrible damage to the Chinese balance sheet; he ignores the fact that there aren't any significant inflationary fears at present -- if anything, deflation is a concern; he ignores the lack of viable alternative investment safe havens (there's a reason the U.S. government is currently making money each time it issues 10-year notes); finally, he ignores the positives of a gradually declining dollar, such as the ease of using a weaker currency to pay off debts and the benefits to U.S. exporters that would be wrought from a weaker dollar.
Nice try attempting to appear knowledgeable though.
i am not knowledgable but i am not ignorant, unlike youraelf. have fun with your impending economic collapse. i'll be sure to bump this thread just for you.
the problem is the entire world is dependant on the u.s. and the dollar will only keep on gaining strength untill the entire world economy has recovered - or completely collapsed. you might think the world is going to end, i dont. things are slowly getting better. the global recession and defecits are issues that can be resolved if we want them to be. either on the backs of the working man and over a long period of time or on the backs of the mega wealthy and relatively quickly. either way were coming out of it. and america will remain on top untill that happens. everyone from aorund the world is moving their assets onto american soil. united states treasury bonds are the safest investment on the planet besides maybe gold and real estate in the u.s...
This is exactly the kind of response you give when you can't counter an argument.
LOL wow. glad to see you know what your talking about. ::) i guess this is what happens when you debate world issues on a bbing forum though.LOL
educate yourself.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonathansherman/2011/08/08/u-s-dollar-is-the-next-financial-shoe-to-drop/
http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed/2012-10-10/why-china-dumping-dollar-and-why-you-should-read-weimar-republic
http://english.pravda.ru/business/finance/31-05-2011/118062-dollar_debt-0/
too bad thinking your still the big dog globally doesnt actually mean its true. time to wake up, kids.
a.k.a. Jew, true German (not fake ass wanna-be American German), If you are a brown you must at minimum be Kshatriya in the caste system, Asian (only Japanese or a wealthy South Korean) and honorable mention, Bay.
Lets say you came across some money and after you paid off all your debt, you had $300,000. It's you, no wife and no children and you're still young. What should you do next?
I would think, establishing a 6 month emergency fund. After that I really can't say.
Should one take out a mortgage on a house?
Find a financial advisor?
Buy 300k worth ice and rims? ;D
Hookers and blow?
Gold and Silver?
Complete 2012 Bunker?
Open a Franchise or small business?
I'd like real answers please. And please remember, only Getbig financial Elite...Thank you
And before it gets asked, "it's none of your business."...