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you can always invest your money on a fund manager, while you study up on either shares or property.
however, there are some down sides to fund managers, such as not very high return (depending on what your looking after) as they have to diversify their funds. but there’s always growth funds you can invest in. another downside with managers are that you have to pay constant fees which can be a hassle.
before you spend your money, decide if you want to invest or trade in the sharemarket, which are 2 vary different things. trading is very time costly and you have to study up alot or else you’ll just be “gambling”. many ppl make a living of trading.one other thing… why not invest in LPT ??
there’s certainly alot of options in the sharemarket, but ‘d agree with other posters and i wouldn’t jump in to options as they’re not an easy way of earning money… if you don’t know what you’re doing.
if you’re looking to boost your returns you can use cfds which can be applied into bluechips.many options availabe… just don’t get sucked in other ppls advice on where to invest… there are alot of guessers in the market, do your own research and your own analysis.