What would you do with it? I own a multi-billion dollar property company and I'm trying to figure out where to put some of my money to get the largest return in the future. Some of the things that I feel are too risky are: Cars, clothing, shoes, property(residential or commercial), oil/gas, social media, any TV network, food, big-box retailers (like Walmart). My goal is American-based. I'm an American and money makes this well-tuned machine stay greased up. I've heard everything from tampons to the cheapest of cat litter, which are both household products MOST American families buy regularly. Big or small name, I don't care. Just toss your ideas at me and I'll look them over. Remember: American-based, profit margin is on the increase or steadily moving, everyday products that households buy regularly. Also, I don't do business with snakes, so that's why Wal-Mart was on my list previously. Thanks guys!
I'm not the best at this business things, However, I'd most likely invest in some land that may increase in price in future
Invest in housing in Singapore.tho 150k is not enough.housing price keeps Going up due to land scarcity?️
Shouldn't you have this conversation with an investment bank instead of a bunch of broke kids living off their parents in a phone app? If you want low-risk, you won't make as much money. Interest rates suck right now. And with all the inflation, well, ugh. Homes are good, even though housing prices have gone up slightly. But what do I know, I'm just a rat-owl-like robot ?
But company wise, Trader Joe's (I think they will become more popular-healthy organic connivence food but also cheap) and the grocery company HEB. They're soon going to take over all of Texas and beyond, there was no stopping them in central Texas, and their store brand of ice cream is 95% as good as Blue Bell, but doesn't have the fear of listeria contamination.
Shoot I'd invest that in my college education bruh. People don't realize that attending higher education is making an investment for oneself.
Invest it in an alarm clock so you can wake up from your dream of personally owning a multi billion dollar company?