If you had a stack of cash, what can you possible by and resell right now ?

[newbieshore]

Anyone have any ideas or point me in the right direction to come up with some things ?

 

[369]

total loss US premium cars
there is a nice ROI

 

[CyprusLawyer101]

You could buy old distressed properties and rennovate/refurbish and then on - sell or rent.

 

[369]

You could buy old distressed properties and rennovate/refurbish and then on - sell or rent.

with interest raising everywhere a good time to start that business

 

[RealDude]

Buy Twitter

 

[blizz]

Lending (not laundering) money to the mass is a very good business, it just require that you know the business and have the money!

 

[kkein]

Lending (not laundering) money to the mass is a very good business, it just require that you know the business and have the money!

Who would ask such money to borrow from a private (investor?)?
I have only heard of entrepreneurs close to bankruptcy looking for that kind of money outside the usual banking channels (= those who wouldn't get them from a bank)
Or do you have in mind some thing else as "the mass"? Like funding rounds of startups and such?

 

[MiddleEuroAsia]

Who would ask such money to borrow from a private (investor?)?
I have only heard of entrepreneurs close to bankruptcy looking for that kind of money outside the usual banking channels (= those who wouldn't get them from a bank)
Or do you have in mind some thing else as "the mass"? Like funding rounds of startups and such?

- Either payday loans or becoming an angel investors in early stage start-ups.

 

[polonieth]

You could buy old distressed properties and rennovate/refurbish and then on - sell or rent.

Excess mortality is running 15% above normal, and birth rates are also down in most of Europe. Who will live in them?

I think it has only just begun as well, we are going to witness a significant die-off in the short term. For some reason, it seems the effects of the jab are getting worse over time, which is completely unheard of, normally you expect huge short-term risk that tapers off the more time passes. But not here. T-cell exhaustion perhaps. So I would avoid real estate tbh,

 

[wellington]

Wait till the Fed pivots, and the market drops and buy commodities.

 

[369]

Excess mortality is running 15% above normal, and birth rates are also down in most of Europe. Who will live in them?

I think it has only just begun as well, we are going to witness a significant die-off in the short term. For some reason, it seems the effects of the jab are getting worse over time, which is completely unheard of, normally you expect huge short-term risk that tapers off the more time passes. But not here. T-cell exhaustion perhaps. So I would avoid real estate tbh,

my post was ironic not even mentioning the fact you posted.Lack of T-Cells will cause hughe damage so i doubt there will be any demand and even many people able to afford it.

 

[CyprusLawyer101]

Excess mortality is running 15% above normal, and birth rates are also down in most of Europe. Who will live in them?

I think it has only just begun as well, we are going to witness a significant die-off in the short term. For some reason, it seems the effects of the jab are getting worse over time, which is completely unheard of, normally you expect huge short-term risk that tapers off the more time passes. But not here. T-cell exhaustion perhaps. So I would avoid real estate tbh,

Well what you are saying makes sense, however if you are careful about what your doing in this industry, i.e. buying extremely cheap, having some sort of competitive advantage in refurbishing/reconstructing ( for example you partner with a contractor and push refurbisment costs to the minimum ) as well as have a good quality and tasteful result then you can fairly easy stay above competition and have the factors you are mentioning become negligible. Lets not forget that the great-great majority of real estate out there ( especially buildings ) are total junk so you dont need to be a rocket scientinst to beat the majority of competition. Just focus on buying cheap, as cheap as possible. This is key.

 

[wellington]

Right now?

Waiting for the pivot crash, Commodities, and then major coins (BTC, ETH etc). => Macro perspective 2023/2025 exit.

Wouldn't touch equities except prison stocks, commodities stocks, cotton stocks, agriculture stocks, food processing stocks, until AFTER the pivot crash.

If you were looking at cash based investment i'd say localised loans commercial against collateral -> but can get messy with enforcing (licenses, laws etc).

 

[polonieth]

Well what you are saying makes sense, however if you are careful about what your doing in this industry, i.e. buying extremely cheap, having some sort of competitive advantage in refurbishing/reconstructing ( for example you partner with a contractor and push refurbisment costs to the minimum ) as well as have a good quality and tasteful result then you can fairly easy stay above competition and have the factors you are mentioning become negligible. Lets not forget that the great-great majority of real estate out there ( especially buildings ) are total junk so you dont need to be a rocket scientinst to beat the majority of competition. Just focus on buying cheap, as cheap as possible. This is key.

Normally I would agree that this would be a good idea if you have cash at a time when everyone else is having a firesale to keep alive. And maybe you can still profit from it.

But excess mortality and birth rate declines have me very concerned. And it is almost worldwide, except in Africa, of course.

Interestingly Bulgaria has negative excess mortality. You don't need to know what they have the lowest uptake of to start wondering what is going on.

 

[CyprusLawyer101]

Normally I would agree that this would be a good idea if you have cash at a time when everyone else is having a firesale to keep alive. And maybe you can still profit from it.

But excess mortality and birth rate declines have me very concerned. And it is almost worldwide, except in Africa, of course.

Interestingly Bulgaria has negative excess mortality. You don't need to know what they have the lowest uptake of to start wondering what is going on.

I will take your comments into consideration. It would be interesting to understand to what extent they do apply.

 

[kkein]

Normally I would agree that this would be a good idea if you have cash at a time when everyone else is having a firesale to keep alive. And maybe you can still profit from it.

But excess mortality and birth rate declines have me very concerned. And it is almost worldwide, except in Africa, of course.

Interestingly Bulgaria has negative excess mortality. You don't need to know what they have the lowest uptake of to start wondering what is going on.

Sorry, not following on Bulgaria. What is that is going on?

 

[polonieth]

Sorry, not following on Bulgaria. What is that is going on?

Most of Europe has excess mortality right now, anywhere from 10 to 18%. Bulgaria is one exception; they have negative excess mortality.

 

[kkein]

Most of Europe has excess mortality right now, anywhere from 10 to 18%. Bulgaria is one exception; they have negative excess mortality.

Yeah i got that, but what is that is going on then? what do they have the lowest uptake of?

 

[polonieth]

Yeah i got that, but what is that is going on then? what do they have the lowest uptake of?

Experimental gene therapy products.

 

[369]

Well what you are saying makes sense, however if you are careful about what your doing in this industry, i.e. buying extremely cheap, having some sort of competitive advantage in refurbishing/reconstructing ( for example you partner with a contractor and push refurbisment costs to the minimum ) as well as have a good quality and tasteful result then you can fairly easy stay above competition and have the factors you are mentioning become negligible. Lets not forget that the great-great majority of real estate out there ( especially buildings ) are total junk so you dont need to be a rocket scientinst to beat the majority of competition. Just focus on buying cheap, as cheap as possible. This is key.

NOPE not in western countries