I'm 19 right now and looking to get into investing. Wheres a good place to put my money and just let it grow over time, and what percent interest should i expect.
Sorry if I used terms incorrectly or if this seems obvious, I'm new to the whole money thing.
shrimp farming is extremely lucrative, wish I had the pictures on my computer to show you
Liam Powell
What country you from?
Nicholas Rogers
Checked. Your pic related is blessed. Go collect coins
Dylan Diaz
Buy shitcoins they gonna pamp
Owen Smith
>I’m 19
No you aren’t.
Here’s some free advice anyway. Get a job at McDonald’s so you have money to make investments.
Cooper Nelson
Leaf fag
Isaiah Gonzalez
Just do a low risk low reward mutual funds type deal. If you start now youll have bank by the time youre older. Hit up your local bank and throw that shit in a tfsa because you probably arent making enough to need an rsp
Luis Cook
Hey canadas pretty nice
Mason Harris
ETF's which have good historical returns. They will automatically diversify your money, they're generally lower risk unless you pick a stupid industry like bitcorn mining.
Elijah Peterson
BUY LINK SIR
Kayden Turner
Put it in a bear etf. One that shorts financials, tech and real estate
Expect 1000% returns in the next year
Charles Robinson
Islam will raise in germany so invest in muslim shops like the Risa Chicken company or arab phone repair shops.
Buy US treasury bonds, you can't go wrong with it. Free money,
Jaxson Sanders
Australian cheese companies.
Christian Fisher
shrimp farming is outdated with the latest snail farming techniques. give it two weeks and snails will experience another bull run
Robert Howard
this. plus global migration compact, should invest in helal shops and maybe because of incoming flat shortness in living containers lol
Sebastian Lopez
Unironically, the best "investment" you can make at this age is in yourself: invest in learning lucrative skills (like programming or running a business) and invest in starting a business you own and control. If you aren't interested in that and just want to put your money somewhere... the short term economic indicators look like shit right now. You're better off just holding onto cash in the bank until the next stock market catastrophe hits within a year or two, then buying index funds at a discount.
Bentley Moore
Do like your pic and start stacking those gold coins then people will think you're mad rich.