Alternative Investments
By okaygrace, 21st Feb 2012 | Follow this author
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Alternative Investments for making money online and offline in life
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I believe that most people tend to err on the conservative side when they are investing their money, but that is not something that I do. I prefer to diversify myself in several medium to high risk investments, primarily online, and either earn a sizable return on my money or a small loss.
Currently and for the duration of my project, I have my money tied up in 3 main "investments": Zeekrewards, FanBox and Silver.
Zeekrewards and FanBox are my current high yielding “investments” that are earning me a very respectable 1% daily profit of my money between the both of them. Unlike other high yielding investments I have been a part of in the past, these two seem to be very well run and I feel like my money is very safe there. Because of that I look forward to earning a good amount of money from them for as long as possible.
Investing in Silver is another investment I am slowly getting into. I truly believe that right now it is being sold at a great bargain at under $35 an ounce. My main reason for investing in Silver is actually to safeguard against any further declines in the United States Dollar, but because of the unique economic times we are facing, the ability to earn a strong profit from precious metals is very likely. Silver almost reached the high of $50 an ounce back in September 2011 and some experts now even believe it has the potential to reach $100 within the next few years. If that were to happen then at today’s prices I would triple my money.
Other than those 3 main investments, I also from time to time find various High Yield Investment Programs (HYIPs) online that I will deposit some money into, but those are just opportunistic investments and not something I depend on.
As far as investing goes, I think that everyone needs to be very hands on with their own money and only risk what you can afford to lose. By staying involved in your investments, you can save yourself lots of money in the long run and will have a much better idea at how and why you earn what you earn.
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