r/Investments

Hello guys!!

I’m a 19yo student and I want to learn about investing. How can a student start investing? How much should I invest, and where can I invest? What are the best ways for students to invest? For how long should I keep my money invested, and if I need it, how easily can I get it back?

To be honest, I don’t know anything about investments yet that’s why I’m asking. I just want to understand how to start investing with my pocket money. Is that even possible? Please let me know.

I have around a kg gold averaged around 90 lakhs, shall I hold it or sell it. In India

Not having any other investment option in my mind as it would be all in black.

Real estate could be one to dump the cash but I think currently Roi is good in metal.

Any advice what to do!
I was looking for physical buying of crypto but never did bought it so didn’t even know how to proceed and what to keep in mind

I can’t give tax on this so don’t want to deposit in bank account

hi all,

i just got my first full time job position and i’m in the process of putting my finances in order: paying debt, contributing to 401k, saving money, etc.

one thing i’d also like to start is investing, to make my money grow as much as possible. for someone with no experience, where/how would you suggest me to start? something safe albeit profitable

i’d appreciate any leads, thank you

Outside of treasury instruments, precious metals, and holding cash, what would your hedge be in a severe downturn or crash? I'm curious if anyone has any novel approaches outside of the obvious (which I guess would include doubling down to take advantage as well).

M19, i have $400 id like to invest/flip. any recommendations?

Hello, I'm a 22 yo guy from central Europe who's trying to spare money for the future/pension. I currently put around 800€ aside per month and I'm dividing it like this: 50% to savings account (to have some immediate money ready when something happens), 30% S&P 500 (Acc) and 20% FTSE All-World (Acc).

I know the All-World one includes basically whole S&P so I want to either sell it and put all in S&P or find some other ETF/IDX, which helps me diversify the 50% I'm putting in the trading.

What would you recommend?

Hello all.

I'm just curious what everyone is doing as a secondary income stream, what your original cap-ex was, and how it has been working for you.

Secondly, outside of what can be accomplished in a brokerage account, what tangible/ non traditional investments do you hold and how have those been working out?

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Bullish:

• Q2 revenue $1.065B (+165%)

• Gross margin already above 33%

• Powering $NBIS data centers

Risks:

• Stack life still an open question

• Scandium supply concerns

• Valuation leaves little room for error