How to invest

Maybe look at resource stocks or a fund that invests in resources. Gold, silver, lithium, cobalt etc.
Stay away from tech stocks, particularly the big ones. In fact, stay away from the NASDAQ all together.

Buy MGT and check back in a year or 2

>>1359542

Buy monero.

keep some in cash as an emergency fund

Duh... TRUMPCOIN my nigger. Great time to invest is right now!

Buy wavesplatform

Start buying rental homes that follow the one percent rule. Never stop doing this until you die

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>>1359587
This and Sia

>>1359990

This.

>>1359542
buy dogs, make little dogs, sell them

Read "The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham. This is a lot of money, you don't want to lose it all taking the advice of an anime forum. That or put it in high grade foreign bonds, Indian currently pays 8.7% yearly. If you kept your money in this bond for 30 years and reinvested the interest you'd have $610,000. And that's not even accounting for the fact that India is a developing country and will probably see an increase in the value of their bonds.

>>1360585
>high grade foreign bonds
>indian

Pick one. India is still an emerging market which is highly risky for somebody that clearly doesn't know what they're doing with a (relatively) decent amount of money.

India currently has high-yield debt issuances and those will only DECREASE in volume once the country becomes more developed and gains better credit standings with other countries. So no, the value of their bonds will not "increase."

If you don't know the answer to a post you can always just shut the fuck up and keep scrolling instead of revealing your stupidity.