Can you still make more than 15% annually in passive investments over a long term period?
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Doesn't sound too hard, if you invest in a growth index fund, you can probably do that over long time frames....Custom Software Development, email: woj#at#wojfun#.#com to discuss details or skype: wojl2000 or gchat: wojfun or telegram: wojl2000
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my 2 funds did grow by 30% and 60% last year, but thats a long term plan(20 years), so it can be 5% this year(even though I hope it isnt)
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awesome, is it sth local in your country or an US fund?Originally posted by andrej_NDCI don't use ICQ anymore.Comment
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which funds?Originally posted by andrej_NDCmy 2 funds did grow by 30% and 60% last year, but thats a long term plan(20 years), so it can be 5% this year(even though I hope it isnt)Custom Software Development, email: woj#at#wojfun#.#com to discuss details or skype: wojl2000 or gchat: wojfun or telegram: wojl2000
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one US fund and one EURO fundOriginally posted by polish_aristocrat
woj: I would need to look for the papers, I bought them through Generali, dont remember the symbolsComment
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i'll offer someone 18%
but i need more than a million. will secure with substaintial equity too.
can pay back in 1-3 years
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What business plan! I'm refering to investing money without doing any additional work on my part.Originally posted by Pete-KTComment
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Are they gold and natural resources funds?Originally posted by andrej_NDCmy 2 funds did grow by 30% and 60% last year, but thats a long term plan(20 years), so it can be 5% this year(even though I hope it isnt)
Over the last 12 months, I did an average return of 14.69%; and 12.46% over the last 5 years which is below my expectation...Comment
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With 1 million cash, I could make over 25% on my equity in my area real estate market but i would have to manage it as well.Originally posted by SleazyDreamComment
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no, those are funds with many companies in each...its WIOF funds if Im correct, after 20 years, the average growth should be 15% yearly, what would be awesome, because with only few bucks spent monthly, it could get me a fat retirementOriginally posted by Alex from MontrealComment
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i laughed inside when a Merril Lynch rep told me that their investments were at 7%growth. I'm currently working on a $1.5m investment with $5.4m return where $2.1m is guaranteed by the government.
So the question shouldn't be is 15% feasible, but rather is there something better than 15%. Good luck with your investments.
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we are talking about investments without working...or much thinking...Originally posted by 3M TA3
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heres the problem with that... you can easilly borrow, lets say 10mil, at 7-8% interest ... now if you can make 18% ..thats a 10% profit above what the loan would cost you on repayments.Originally posted by SleazyDream
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This is an easy one ... domain names
100%+ annualized returns are common ... and this is for names that have been bought second-hand, not new ~$10 regs. Such returns are happening in all price ranges, including high-end 5, 6, 7+ figure domains.
Ie. I sold a domain just the other day for $2500 that I paid $499 about 2 years before. And another for $500 that I paid around $200 about a year before. Both names were undeveloped - just pointed to parking.
If "passive" is what you're seeking, domain names is where you should be looking ...
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People with means do that all the time.Originally posted by d00tComment
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It always is and always will be possible in any country or civilization you find yourself in.Comment
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Yep.. It's called land.Originally posted by Alex from Montreal
Choose carefully, - buy it cheap - sit on it, - and watch it increase in value.
15% is a modest increase for land values. They don't make land anymore
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Buying land is too much trouble. In some city, they make you pay twice the tax rate for a vacant land and force you to maintain the land.Originally posted by WebbyYep.. It's called land.
Choose carefully, - buy it cheap - sit on it, - and watch it increase in value.
15% is a modest increase for land values. They don't make land anymoreComment
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