Having been working for almost 2yrs, I started to think about what to do with my money. I used to have a bunch of stocks that I follow but now I no longer have the time and regulation makes it tough to trade due to my job.
I thought about investing in real estate but feel like that's too big of a project at the moment. I was thinking about maybe some investments with okay return and decent liquidity. Just being curious here, how do you guys manage your money?
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Hire me or thebrofessor
you can have it. the only people from this forum I'd work with are @Dingdong08" and DickFuld
thebrofessor had a good thread you should read. https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/the-last-what-should-i-do-with-m…
Well, my first rule is not to invest in bitcoin.
It's all gravy from there.
If you're allowed, just toss into aggressive allocations fund and a target retirement and call it a day. No work necessary. Reinvest gains/div, etc. My aggressive alloc. fund did 18.5% and target ret. fund 19.75% YTD. Both had lower drawdowns than S&P during the 3 dips this year. That's fine by me.
Only "work" to do is to downsize the aggressive allocation into more consv. fund when I feel like the market is shifting. That's about as tactical as I'll get, i.e. not.
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