If you had one thousand dollars to invest, where would you invest

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You guess

>>1853454
I already have 28 coins in ETH though. Should I get 1000 bucks worth now or wait to see if it dips a bit?

>>1853451
i had 5000 and i bought 226 etho 22hrs ago and i made 564 bucks already

I would use it to buy used cellphones and sell them for profit

>>1853524
Well, looks like I'll throw 2500 towards ETH when I get home tonight

>>1853629

You won't regret when it's nearing $50 and nocoiners will still be asking when to buy the dip.

>>1853451
Books

investing 1000$ lmao what kind of pleb shit is this?

give all your monies to the brokerage jew, goyim

Probably a promising ico like equibit

Silver. Can get a few dozen oz, is supremely undervalued, like gold. And production in both is set to decrease by 20-25% over the next decade, so they will be excellent long-term gainers.

In addition, there is 40% more paper silver on the market from last year, meaning the price is being held artificially low by dealers, because last year was also a record demand year. BUT BUY PHYSICAL!!! AND DO IT BEFORE WEDNESDAY!!

On Wednesday the Fed will most likely increase the interest rate, and the debt ceiling will become law (don't count on Congress fixing this) and the markets and money will correct. Cryptocoins are also good, if a little rich for your blood. Just watch out for "centralized" coins, bank owned or invested coins like Ethereum.

>>1854223
So go hard on eth rgr

>>1854185
Paying for shit like education is investing, you arrogant jagoff.

>>1853451
here is my advice after 8 years of experience.

-read a few good books about fundamentals and investing
-pay close attention to earnings per share and the companies balance sheet
-pay attention to the news reports for the companies you are looking at
-try to get a feel for the sentiment of the economy
-keep in mind any interest rate hikes and how they affect both positive or negative inflows/outflows
-When you pick a stock or several, keep in mind you can either invest over time in small amounts or large amounts. If you invest large amounts you can get crazy wild swings, usually to the downside of losses. If you invest small amounts you limit your losses but also your gains.

-stocks fall into many types, growth, dividend to name a few. Growth refers to a higher price target over time that continues to improve. Dividend means they put part of their earnings back to investors to give an incentive to investing in their company or a tax incentive on their part.

-Few companies manage to get a positive rating on all aspects of their stock. Growth, dividend, price/earnings ratio, debt. Most people recommend a balanced 4-5 star rated stock if you want to hold onto it long term. If you pick dividend stock 3 star or less, it may have no volatility but no growth either for example. The only money you make will be from the dividend. 4% on 1000 dollars is 40 bucks a year. But what if it was a 2% dividend and the stock increases at a rate of 10% per year? Pretty nice return when you sell.