You Have $20K To Invest?



I don't think anything gives you as quick, and as high % of a return as AM does.

At least for lower amounts <$a mill or some shit.
 
Yup he's definitely of our kind.

Smart stuff, thanks for this vid.

I remember a couple of my friends decided to put a couple of $k in stocks a few years ago and I told them exact same reasons for why shouldn't they do that shit.

Of course almost all of them lost money on that stunt.
 
Your_Pal said:
10% a year return is pretty easy atleast here in India majority of Indian banks provide up to 8% PA interest on Fixed Deposits. 100% Risk free investment and guaranteed returns.
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You're forgetting inflation/currency depreciation "smart guy".
 
um? u just posted the same vid dawg ...

i like his one about houses tho .. hes spot on .. this dudes the man

i loled at his online dating site for smokers
 
leadsupplier said:
um? u just posted the same vid dawg ...

i like his one about houses tho .. hes spot on .. this dudes the man

i loled at his online dating site for smokers
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Huh that's weird. Click on "Reinventing yourself in tough times" on the right side.
 
You can't compare the return between "investing in yourself" and passive investments that you buy and hold.

It's just plain stupid they are two entirely different things.

That doesn't mean "investing in yourself" isn't a good idea, it's just something completely different and shouldn't be compared to passive investing.
 
juntao65 said:
I don't think anything gives you as quick, and as high % of a return as AM does.

At least for lower amounts <$a mill or some shit.
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Anytime you can earn money on the money you aren't going to be using AND beat the inflation rate, it's a good investment.

That isn't the same as money you have that you will be using. If you know you are going to be spending $20,000 a week on PPC to make a 20-40% ROI and you have weekly payouts, you know you now need to have at least $40,000 in the bank to do business with. If you factor in the occasional negative return on the campaign, networks not giving you as big a payout for whatever reason than you expected, etc. Then you probably need to keep an extra $10,000-$20,000 sitting idle in your bank.

With the above in mind and following the same example, you know in a month you'll have another $20,000 to invest or keep idle to do other stuff with it. At some point there isn't enough money on hand to continue "investing in yourself", so it makes perfect sense to keep investing in other residual markets to be productive with your money.
 
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