Hey cunts. Ive got 20 grand to fuck around with. Ive already

Shamelesl self bump

>>1625855
What's the compo claim about? How much are you looking at getting?

>>1625977
It was a workplace injury over 5 years ago.. cant work in construction anymore. Been a neet for 3 years. Hopefully it will finish up beginning of next year. If it settles out of court possibly 600k after centrelink is paid back After i receive it i wont be able to claim centrelink for 8 years. So i need to plan my shit out.

>>1625977
Have already received 100k. 50 of which is in 2.5% interest lock down in the bank for 4 months. Spent 30 fuckin around with debts and cars. Got 20 atm. Still receiving 600 a fortnight from centrelink until the claim finishes

There's already an asx thread, why didn't you post this there?

Do you have any skills that you could invest this money in and start a business or something

>>1626039
I thought it had died. I didnt see it on the scroll through

>>1626031
Damn, how did the injury happen? Curious bc a mate of mine had a grinder dropped on his arm and he's getting around $50K, but it'll preclude him from working in anything involving his arms for the next 7 years or so maybe

>>1626059
Spinal injury. Resulted in a 3 disk fusion 6 screws and a plate. Its a common law claim because the site i was on wasn't up to scratch in terms of OH and S. Lawyers have been a nightmare. Never go for those ambulance chasing cunts you see on telle

>>1625855
Buy some shares in BRN

>>1626099
Any good reasons why? Good prospects?

>>1625855
>Ive already got 3 grand invested into a few different pot stocks that have the potential for long term gain.

MXC?

>>1626110
Mxc mdc mmj

>>1626117
Noice, I'm only holding MXC. I have $1k in it.

PANAX deal coming before end of the year, then we're good

>>1626128
Too right. MMJ has had me spewin so far. Bought in 2 months ago. Nothing good so far. Mdc has been very good tho. Makes up for it

IAM, DRM, KNM and possibly CKA

They are all high-medium risk stocks, but I think they are bound to increase soon

>>1626150
Are these all long term type of investments or would you have to keep a close eye on them from day to day?

Spread your risk into exchange traded fund (ETF)

Find a sector that you like. STAY AWAY from mutual funds...

>>1627021
Is there a risk with ETFs? What sort of % can they return?