Hi anons, I am tired of being a wagecuck and let ugly rich guys have all the best bitches. After 5 year of saving, I decide to go big or go home. Give me your best high risk investment idea, I am not prefer stock or your memecoin though and also no 5%/year bullshit,
High risk investment
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Buy gold future contracts or JNUG. Gold will go up with continued political uncertainty and inflation
>Go to /g/
>Employ random cuck with stupid idea to make the next angry birds or facebook
>Literal millions
>thousands of asian girls at your feet
I demand 20% of the asian girls
It took 5 years for gold to go from peak 1800 to 12x0 now, so the fluctuation rather slow i think. Yours is a solid idea, even my company research department recommended gold. I bought some gold and using it as backup fund rather than investment though
>hire /g/
>nothing goes wrong
pick 1.
Buy lottery tickets in the options market. You'll most likely lose everything but you could end up as that guy from display ads that made 20,000 percent on one trade! Click here to find out how!
Or trade highly leveraged futures with a stupidly aggressive amount of your account.
Or pump and dump penny stocks.
Basically all your options to make money quick with little savings are idiotic high risk gambles. You'd be better off starting a business, sacrificing your youth, and working yourself to an early grave.
Hire mercs
Go clean out precious mineral mine in Africa.
>Give me your best high risk investment idea
Forex CFDs with insane leverages. Shit like 1% portfolio value per pip movement for EUR/USD
>pair moves 100 pips up? 100% portfolio gain
>100 pips down? you lose ur money lmao
those are common high risk investment but not the best i think. I am currently buying land in "to be developed area" (dont know when) and pray the city will build infrastructure there soon so I can collect big shekels haha.
that's exactly how my friend is neck-deep in 70k debt (with 2.5k/month job) now. RIP.