What is the best way to invest $100,000?

Question

I was introduced to "bridge loans" @ 5% per month. What else is out here that is non-conventional? I want to be able to make a consistent amount every month, does any one have a good investment plan for these troubled times?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

100K , i suggest you diversify your investments through different investment opportunity. i joined asset management for more than 6 months , they produces 3% to 10% per months, so far so good , take a look and i invested 100k with them .

Answer 3

Go short against the dollar before they bail out FNMA and FDMC.  Seems pretty easy to me.

When the bail out happens, the dollar will fall.  Mark my word... it WILL happen; thumbs down or not!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

I am unfamiliar with "bridge loans" at 5% a month.  However anyone that is offering that high an interest rate almost assuredly has to be a scam.  No one can honestly offer an interest rate that high.  You are not going to find a safe investment that pays 5% a year, let alone 5% a month.

I can not recommend any "non-conventional"  investment if you want to make a consistent amount every month.

Answer 6

Diversify, without a crystal ball, no one knows what will happen in the future. Oil prices are coming down, gold is coming down, the dollar is rising, but a couple of weeks ago, it was totally different. Diversify!!

Answer 7

Remember that risk and reward are directly proportional.

High return always means high risk.  

Answer 8

Sorry to say but you can't make 5% a month consistently without risk.

"Bridge Loans" do pay high interest - usually due to their emergency nature.  The higher interest is due to a higher risk of default.  But if someone's promising you 5% a month on such loans they're scamming you.  An upside of 15-20% a year is more realistic with a downside of losing all your principal.

While conventional, I think there's a lot of bargains in the stock market right now.  With the recent bear market there are a number of companies selling for far less than their intrinsic value.

If you want dependably consistent, buy US Treasuries.

Answer 9

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