I need to invest $10,000

[SMKR]

Buy cig and beer stocks

[juiceweezl]

You guys suck. This is an easy investment:

http://www.ilovealpacas.com/

Bump! I'm telling you -- easy money! I saw it on TV.

[ELVIS]

put it under your mattress. you can thank me in 12 months.

god bless.

[carbd89sleeper]

Start a worm store....and call it " I Got Worms"...

[slow99]

You guys never fail to deliver, lmao!

[line-em-up]

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Thanks for all of the recommendations. I have really narrowed down my list now. LOL. I have no idea what to invest it in, so I will just sit on it for a while.

[KBScobravert]

Did any one say build a 9 sec notch? If not; build a 9 sec notch.

[347Mike]

Well, it has certainly been good to me.

Mother fucker! I was contemplating buying a few of these shares today... Up 5% today and 7% in afterhours.... lol. Good for you..

[davbrucas]

LoL...I bought a nice chunk the other day.

[War Machine]

I agree. Although there are a lot of people who are hurting for cash and usually one of the first things to go is a hobby or project car. I have been flipping projects for the last couple months and have already made my $$ back ten fold. I honestly don't ever see the muscle cars bringing the crazy money they were bringing 5 years ago. That's good news for people like me.

good point

[Rreemo]

Buy an old car or two. The prices are way down since so many people are broke and in a couple years you will make bank if you buy right. That's what I am doing.

my humble opinion I dont see classic cars being anywhere near what they were in value 4 years ago for a loooong time.

I agree with both of you on this....I too have been buying/flipping old cars for the past several years as well, and it has been pretty good to me. That being said....the Barrett Jackson boom dollars on finished cars is a thing of the past, and not likely to come back around for a while.

As Scott advised....I've made the most on buying abandoned projects, not nearly as much at once on whole cars. Every time I've come across one of these guys that has a car torn apart and tons of parts laying around, they always try to hand you a price list..."well the wheels are worth $1000, these new fenders are worth $600", etc, etc....I always tell them the same thing, if you want to part it all out individually then you may get that....but if I'm going to give you a stack of cash and haul all of it off at once and save you a lot of time, then this is what I'll pay right now....you'd be surprised how often they'll bite.

Now all that being said....this isn't all a cake walk, you've got to be willing to do some work....and you must have a place to store stuff too. You've got to haul it all, sometimes need to do some dismantling, then you have to take a bunch of pictures, take the time to sit down and list everything individually, be willing to package and ship stuff....etc, etc.

On top of all that....you also have to realize that when you buy these projects to part them out you aren't going to sell everything all at once...so you are going to have leftovers sitting around too...stuff that may take longer to unload, and sometimes stuff that just doesn't sell at all (can't tell you how many brand new flex-a-lite fans I have in my attic right now).

If you aren't afraid of doing a little work and still interested in making some good profits, it's all just about buying smart up front....anytime I buy something I'm always thinking up front what the minimum is that I can sell it for.

[slow99]

Thanks for all of the recommendations. I have really narrowed down my list now. LOL. I have no idea what to invest it in, so I will just sit on it for a while.

I can only post from my phone at work. I will try to make a serious post in a couple hours when I get home.

[Captain Crawfish]

About to squeeze the shit out of the shorties watch tomorrow

[ZYouL8R]

I'd follow the advice of Wu-Tang Financial and invest in nuclear bombs.

[Cooter]

I'd follow the advice of Wu-Tang Financial and invest in nuclear bombs.

diversify your bonds, son