How would you invest 300k? serious answers only

100K Bitcoin
250K in a property to rent out
10K in gold
40K I'd keep hold of but if this is all just money available to invest with and you have capital on top of that, I'd invest this in meme coins for lols

right now?
50% HYSA / T-Bills
25% Gold
25% Bitcoin

keep it simple, no stress

I'd keep half sitting in a high yield savings account. Then I'd split the other half into REITS, dividend stocks like Home Depot and Microsoft, and low cost ETFs. Doesn't hurt to hold blue chip stocks like Apple and Google. Hold some Bitcoin and nothing else. You could ignore all this and buy property but I'd wait to see if the economy collapses and you get a chance to buy at a better price

It really depends on your risk profile.
One possible approach could be:

40% in an ETF that closely tracks global market capitalization,
40% in a money market ETF or high-interest savings account — this cash could then be used to buy more stocks/from the global ETF later on, especially if markets drop again soon,
10% in gold - but not right now at ATJ
10% in crypto - but wait until it drops significantly again (eg to around 40–50k)

maturity ladder into mid - long term bonds and bond etfs

savings account

All in eth

Same bot spamming this board
96% of posting on Anon Babble is now completely automated.

50k in vtuber companies (simps are profitable)
50k in executing wheel strategies with options
100k in diversified ETFs (not just overbloated tech garbage)
90k in bitcoin
10k in altcoins

Buy atleast 100k to 200k of doge, $1 is still on the table and 250k BTC in the future aswell

Why the fuck would a bot be wasted on telling people to put 300k into a high-yield savings account? It's the safest option.

SOXX/SOXL
there's no other place for growth, you'd be buying multi year lows

Buy an established 10 year old business from a retiring boomer with no heirs to take over.

250K on hookers and cocaine
50K on the first shittty memecoin found on your dextools screen

this, gentlemen is the recipe for dying young and millonaire

boomer businesses cost more than boomer houses

SOXL might leave you bagholding forever.
On the other hand, it might give you a 7x.

Hard to say.

QQQ 25%
SCHD 25%
SPY 25%
JEPQ&JEPI 25%

Your welcome

I would never advise anyone to hold leveraged stocks.

I heard NFTs are the hype nowadays

Some of them are, but 99.999% of them are low effort copy paste equivalents of telegram stickers. The problem is how the structure of nfts are marketed. At one point nfts were singular art pieces, once they became collections of thousands, they became less sought after. Though, I don't see nfts going away, their utility will shift focus.

Land

This. and Checked.

I tried swing trading between SUI and WAL. was fun but not worth the time at the amount I have invested.

Also NATIX. currently staking at 27.5% and I believe it to be a great product.

That's Vinnicius Junior anon, it's not a meme.

Unironically this. If you're an NPC you'd do index funds and maybe a little BTC but really if you have the knack for business then do it. But that is just a small fraction of the population really capable of finding that niche and following through.

Unfortunately the best way to make a successful business is to first get to know something really really stupidly well and then say "oh hey I should make that a business". If you take on some Hustler's university mindset and you go around saying "damn I need a business, where the businesses at???" Then you'll get a bunch of generic nonsense that a billion people are already doing.

So for instance, I brought most SARMs to the market before anyone had offered them for sale, at least online in any sort of "find it by hunting around on Google" capacity. I created that market. That came from being stupidly knowledgeable about the field, and of course basically no one in that field was thinking of running an underground chemical company.

So that's kind of the plan.
1. Learn a lot about something. If it's something really new, or something that involves you physically being some place lots of people aren't (by an oil rig, on a lumber mining operation, a chicken farm) etc that's really helpful to give you specialized knowledge. So many people there will be 90 IQ NPCs just trying to do their job that you'll be in rarified territory for coming up with something.
2. Especially helpful if you're in a field where people are not directly trying to sell that thing (eg. Nerdy scientists trying to get papers published but not stacks of cash, fans of thing but not people trying to make money off of that thing)
3. Prototype, test, sell. Look to find contractors for individual steps and pieces. Contractors also are not creative and just want the straightforward tasks to do.
4. If you can build organically great. Be very hesitant to take our loans unless you see a clear and immediate path to profitability

This guy sells.

People need to heed this dude

Half in tqqq. The other half if it drops below $30. Wait a year and sell when it's at $70

All in spectre ai and bitcoin. No joke

T-bills will get you a little over $900/mo at zero risk.

That's $400K you moron

Skill issue, I’m getting my 10 bagger and retiring for sure this time.