Best place to invest $50,000

Another vote for Vanguard. I like VTIVX (mutal fund) but I'm holding that for 25+ years. Vanguard has a lot of managed funds with a good track record and low fees.
 


Try Heartland funds or Sequoia Capital Funds.. Or Vanguard.

you can do very well right now in a government pumped-paid market
 
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Clyde, I'm just trolling.

UNF is actually super awesome, no argument. I also like Term Explorer for the fact that it's server side.

I will say for the record too, Clyde's bookmarking software puts every other one to shame, without question.

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start with small bets by going to laughlin nevada crap tables and play only double odds. then go to vegas crap tables which has higher limits, double odds. profit.
 
Funds. Honestly, if until now you haven't taken a genuine interest in investment strategy, then I wouldn't touch anything, other than funds, where someone who's genuinely passionate about investment does it for you.
 
you never believe this sir, but there a persian prinsess that i know. i can get you to her. she will inherit all of families monies when they died.

she is looking for $50000 and can guarantee you $1000000000! when she become queen. message me for limited time offer.
 
Buy Berkshire Bs. Let the best investor in the world manage your money for you. Totally liquid.

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I hear good things about the P2P lenders like funding circle, etc.. Been considering it myself for a while, pretty good returns, looks fairly "safe", and you can withdraw at any time by selling your notes to other lenders.
 
You need to diversify. After a few more days, divide the money up by the number of posts in this thread. Then do everything mentioned here. One of these ideas will surely pay off big.

And if neither?

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if the shit hits the fan with North Korea, buy Gold, and lots of it.. it may be high, but just cos it's high doesn't say it can't go higher. Money will pour into it if any war breaks out.