[TXSTYLE]

So I know we have some savvy Financial Dudes around these parts. And although I have several bank accounts and 401k, I recently came into a nice little return that I'm interested in the "best overall and safest return" possible. I have a family to think about so I'm not too interested in any hedge funds or otherwise risky proposition.

[vreihen16]

Hookers and blow.....

[2000cs]

I would not look at that in isolation. Instead, consider it will all other assets (and liabilities) in a portfolio. For example if your other accounts are all cash or equivalent, you might want to get some stocks or ETFs. If you have a lot of owned real estate or REITs, maybe shy away from more of that and diversify.
If you like risk, consider crypto currencies, emerging tech stocks, international investments, etc.

There is really no way to answer the OP’s question without knowing more about his risk tolerance, return objectives, and total position across all assets. As a result, @vreihen16 is correct.

[m630]

Im not sure what “best overall and safest return” means. To get the best return possible you must take risk.

But if you are after the safest bet with highest potential, just think to yourself, what company is likely to be bigger tomorrow(whenever tomorrow is for you) than it is today. What is your time horizon? 1 yr/ 5yrs /10yrs or more? That also factors in. And whatever u do, wait to hear what the FED says over the next two days if you are risk adverse.
Many options depending on the time horizon.

[mantis]

always buying dividend issuing stocks here, ge, aapl, spg, extraspace, XOM, T, probably not the right thing, but its better than putting money in the fucking bank

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

Hookers and blow.....

Hahaha!!!! Literally LOLd!

Absolutely NOPE for me.

[TXSTYLE]

Guess I could be more specific with goals.

I'd say leaning towards long term investment 10+yrs.
Of course if there's something on the near horizon that you want to share like a new Amazon, Tesla, etc...

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by mantis

always buying dividend issuing stocks here, ge, aapl, spg, extraspace, XOM, T, probably not the right thing, but its better than putting money in the fucking bank

That last sentence.

[mantis]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

That last sentence.

why the fuck should you loan your money without interest, do they?

[Joekerr]

GME.


















I kid - I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole. If I could find an eleven foot pole on the other hand...

[Manny01]

I'm not one to pretend I can time the market. It's a fools errand. But virtually every market is frothy right now. Stocks, equities, BTC, real estate, homes, used cars, businesses, etc. They're all commanding multiples way higher than the economy and their respective business models warrant.

Pretty much every excess penny my wife and I have made this past year is sitting on the sidelines waiting for the inevitable correction. Probably a fools errand, but c'est la vie

[dreamingat30fps]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

I kid - I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole. If I could find an eleven foot pole on the other hand...

Now if only you had diamond hands...

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

So I know we have some savvy Financial Dudes around these parts. And although I have several bank accounts and 401k, I recently came into a nice little return that I'm interested in the "best overall and safest return" possible. I have a family to think about so I'm not too interested in any hedge funds or otherwise risky proposition.

Money I want to invest I put into VOO, DIA or other similar ETFs or mutual funds. I also like the automated nature of stuff like wealthfront. Those things I where I put the bulk of my money so I can sleep at night. I have wealthfront automatically take out money and invest it every week because I certainly don't have the experience or desire to try to time the market. The money I invest I do not plan to have any need for in the next 10+ years so if the market crashes I can wait it out.

When I want to go to the casino I buy random single stocks and scream diamond hands, too the moon!!!!!!!

[mantis]

Originally Posted by dreamingat30fps

Now if only you had diamond hands...



Money I want to invest I put into VOO, DIA or other similar ETFs or mutual funds. I also like the automated nature of stuff like wealthfront. Those things I where I put the bulk of my money so I can sleep at night. I have wealthfront automatically take out money and invest it every week because I certainly don't have the experience or desire to try to time the market. The money I invest I do not plan to have any need for in the next 10+ years so if the market crashes I can wait it out.

When I want to go to the casino I buy random single stocks and scream diamond hands, too the moon!!!!!!!

dude vanguard is killing it with their EFTs VWO, VFORX, VTI, VWUSX, and VBK

dividends are key

[Finn Germai-Yaz]

5 $100 puts on GME

[XutvJet]

Time in the market beats timing the market.

Read this and do this.

https://www.fool.com/investing/gener...ment-plan.aspx

It's really as simple as that. It might not be sexy or exciting, but the returns in the long term (10+ years) will beat most everything and everyone.

You certainly don't need a financial advisor either, at least not until you've got a couple million in assets.

Assuming reinvestment of dividends and a very conservative 7% rate of growth, that $50K would likely be worth $125K in 10 years. If you managed 10%, you could be looking at $165K.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by XutvJet

Time in the market beats timing the market.

Read this and do this.

https://www.fool.com/investing/gener...ment-plan.aspx

It's really as simple as that. It might not be sexy or exciting, but the returns in the long term (10+ years) will beat most everything and everyone.

You certainly don't need a financial advisor either, at least not until you've got a couple million in assets.

Assuming reinvestment of dividends and a very conservative 7% rate of growth, that $50K would likely be worth $125K in 10 years. If you managed 10%, you could be looking at $165K.

Thanks for the link and heads up.

And thank you all for taking a moment to share your thoughts and tips.

- Marcus

[TboneS54]

Buy a duplex

[mantis]

Originally Posted by XutvJet

Time in the market beats timing the market.

Read this and do this.

https://www.fool.com/investing/gener...ment-plan.aspx

It's really as simple as that. It might not be sexy or exciting, but the returns in the long term (10+ years) will beat most everything and everyone.

You certainly don't need a financial advisor either, at least not until you've got a couple million in assets.

Assuming reinvestment of dividends and a very conservative 7% rate of growth, that $50K would likely be worth $125K in 10 years. If you managed 10%, you could be looking at $165K.

I always buy when the market is shit, i watch those 52 week numbers, make sure there are yields and hold, postions with high volume, i set limit sells and buys, but even something like tesla took 3 month to hit the 52 high before order went through. in at 400 out at 900, back in at 550, reset limit sell and wait.

[RickFLM4]

Broad market ETF.

[The J-Man]

ARKX

[NorCalAthlete]

So if you had $50K to invest, where would you put it?

[Kolyan2k]

Some cars appreciate and beat stock market

Get S2000 or old 911))