Alternative Investments

>>1989085
Gold if North Korea launches on April 25th
See >>1989053

>>1989101
Time to invest

>>1989085
I'd like to see more talk about REITs and baby REIT derivatives like those 'My Rich Uncle' fags although I suspect those rip people off in exchange for smaller investment size.

Also fucking TastyTrade. Has anyone moved to their new platform yet? I still haven't moved my account from TD I got tied up in stupid trades and lost money on Ameritrade need to move funding

tldnr

>>1989115
TastyTrade seems pretty unstoppable. Friends keep telling me to move from Fidelity but not sure though

>>1989085
Silver to hedge inflation or hold extra cash. Real estate to toss and turn all night and hemorage money out of my ass like niagra falls.

Kill me

>>1989085
>Gold? Silver? Real Estate? Stocks?
None of these are "alternative investments." They're all very mainstream.

>>1989101
how can i invest in god tier korea? is it possible?

>>1989603
You can invest in North Korean pharmaceuticals
They make the finest methamphetamine in state-run factories
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korea%27s_illicit_activities#Drug_trade

>>1989085
I run a woodworking company. Machines have given me the best ROI. Comparing myself to 10 years ago when I started, I am extremely efficient. Cleared about $350K before taxes last year.

IMO the best investments are the ones that make you more productive. Invest in tools, machines, employees, etc.. You can apply to this to almost any industry.

>>1989603
Why would you do that?
They're about to have their entire country destroyed by FREEDOM.

Plus, it's a communist shithole, so they don't respect private ownership.

>>1989629
You can invest in the country a a whole, buying the few goods they export, like high quality methamphetamine, and resell it here

I've been told that cars as well as guns can be great investments as they seem to hold their value.

And why would anyone invest in some communist shithole's illicit drug trade?

>>1989697
Because it's extremely lucrative