You inherit 100k. Name one thing you would invest it in and one you would avoid

Donbass, big construction need after war.
Avoid stock market, ponzi.

100k on black.

Gerry Rio wrote: »

No, 50k on black and 50k on red

* dealers voice * zero - fml i hear you say

I'd invest in some kind of hipster café type thing. Like a café that doesn't sell coffee or has no chairs or the chairs are on the ceiling or something.

Vending machines, licenced moneylending,klavkalash carts

Earthhorse wrote: »

I'd invest in some kind of hipster café type thing. Like a café that doesn't sell coffee or has no chairs or the chairs are on the ceiling or something.

Just an empty, derelict building so?

Eugene Norman wrote: »

it's a common fallacy that housing trends towards some multiple of rents like stock prices (should). LCredit is a major factor. I'd expect a reversal in any housing gains when interest rates go to normal.

But rental demand is not decreasing - it's increasing. And courtesy of the Central Bank it will only increase further. Rental yields are currently so high that, not only would a property investor make an excellent return today, but they also have a serious cushion against any interest rate increases (which won't happen for many years). The central bank is gambling on (with the massively curtailed credit) that domestic demand for property purchases will decrease and, thus, house prices will stabilise (they have a long way to go before that - some properties are still overvalued, others undervalued). However, foreign investors, who don't suffer from the central banks restrictions, could easily clean up, resulting in a huge shift in demographics in this country, with a huge proportion of the population destined to be permanently stuck in the rental market, paying rent to foreign landlords.