>>76413772Well I'd like to say crypto, but in reality I was highly skeptical of it and only bought a small handful around 10-100 dollars in early bitcoin days. Meanwhile I had over 5k dollars and I could just be filthy rich right now.
I also keep deviation from standard with 15% of my net worth being in physical goods instead of 10% I find that 15% allows a lot more room for haggling and dealing. I buy tools, equipment, electronics, etc. I also go to a LOT of estate closing sales.
If you're trying to get rich quick or if you have no money to buy anything. Estate sales are the best way to save money and slowly build up your life.
I have bought 300k+ dollars in tools (lowball estimates) just from estate sales for only like 50-80k dollars.
Remember estate sales are everything must go, they have to sell them it's not an option.
So they will sell 500 dollar tool sets for like 50-100 dollars often times.
Even at a pawnshop, selling for 150-200 dollars that's almost 100% profit.
Once I was stable in my life and job, I started investing first in hedge to make sure my safety net was stable and afterwords I aggressively invested in medical technologies.
Which is basically gambling.
1/10 new medical technologies skyrockets to 1k%+ in profit. While 8/10 still make profit and 1/10 equals loss.
So investing in medical technologies is almost always a win, just not a huge win.
As years went on I bought some more bitcoins around 1k-10k price range.
Bought house in 2017 at 2.7% interest for 100k.
That house is now also investment profit since I'm renting it out+when it eventually sells.
I also want for nothing, I buy only the absolute necessities for my life. So the "bro I own 50 cars" doesn't really appeal to me.
I'm more of a
>Give me more land so I can plant trees and play with dogskind of dude.
I digress, 5 years ago and until I am 45-46 I heavily investing in self employment options now. I don't work basically, but I work when I need to.