I have explored sooooo many "Get Rich Quick" Schemes on the Internet that I am at the end of my rope…. Is there ANYTHING That ISN'T a SCAM out there that a regular guy can do to make some good money doing without investing thousands or spending countless hours working on just to fail….Please help, I just want to get ahead…..
I previously asked, "Which specific short term investment produces the highest yield at the lowest possible risk?"
VlueDevil gave an excellent response, "You should be aware that the higher the yield, the higher the risk…. This is true for all investments or else everybody would flock to these low-risk high-yield investments.
This is because of the 'Efficient market hypothesis'
-finance 101"
I'm looking for the money growing on trees scenario? Anybody feel they are onto the next big thing?
I also need it to be easy for me to add things to it like pictures and announcements.
It seems to be a very easy quwstion. However, it cannot be answered in one sentence. You just have to decide what you would like to do, set a goal and do all your best to get there. You must be systematic, abla to act witha risk. Do not worry if the beginnings are tough, it is always that way.
How much money should I make a year? typical salary?
I have a full time job working in a technology company, helping to design analytical scientific instruments.
I have a B.Sc. in Biochemistry and Biotechnology.
3 years work experience in the company I work for, in helping to design analytical equipment, and to test it etc..
I also have various other responsibilities including:
Head of the IT department, responsible for building & maintaining PC's and network
Company Safety officer, maintaining safety equipment, signs, MSDS's , Chemicals etc..
I also have various other skills in, Genetics, Microbiology, Marketing, Business, Interpersonal Customer relations etc.. etc..
SO how much should I make a year?
Don’t forget to include Currency.
I’m from Canada.
I found a one bedroom condo in the Seattle area for around $200,000. It is in a great location. This is the cheapest I've seen any one-bedrooms. Do condos appreciate as fast as homes?
Without any more information, does this sound like an attractive investment opportunity?
