Where do you invest your profits?

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Cataclysmic

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If you've been successful with AM and have more cash sitting around than you are able to spend on buying more traffic, what do you do with that cash?

I know that I can make a steady 12-15% passive annual ROI investing in private mortgages (been doing it for years). I'm considering doing some more mortgage investments ATM, but wanted to hear how the rest of you invest your surplus profits, so tell me... what do you do?
 


High risk stock. I have a terrible weakness for tiny biotech/pharma companies with enormous potential and humongous downsides, especially those that claim to have invented a cure for cancer. Who knows, they may be right.
So not really investing, I guess, it's more like getting rid of money very quickly.
 
Armakuni said:
High risk stock. I have a terrible weakness for tiny biotech/pharma companies with enormous potential and humongous downsides, especially those that claim to have invented a cure for cancer. Who knows, they may be right.
So not really investing, I guess, it's more like getting rid of money very quickly.
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Your right, its speculating not investing.
 
Cataclysmic said:
I know that I can make a steady 12-15% passive annual ROI investing in private mortgages (been doing it for years). I'm considering doing some more mortgage investments ATM, but wanted to hear how the rest of you invest your surplus profits, so tell me... what do you do?
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So if you had $100,000 you'd make 15,000 per year? Not bad for passive income. Have you tried royalty trusts (oil investment funds)? I think that's like 10-15% as well.
 
i've been buying up mutual funds. I know for a fact that a Certificate of Deposit is not the way to go if you want to make cash with your money.
 
flippa.com

Most sites there are under monetized and the average sale price is 6-8 months worth of revenue.
 
flippa.com son. Need to build an empire of sites.

Nothing feels better than 4-6 figs/day of steady income man.
 
You guys seriously buy sites off flippa? I just did a few quick searches and it looks like the majority of sites for sale on there only make a few grand a month. Even if they are undermonetized and you were able to double the profits on every site you bought, you'd have to buy, improve, and operate 100 sites to get to 5 figs a day.

Sure seems like a lot of work. Wouldn't it be easier to focus on developing 1 or a few sites that make "real" money than messing around with sites that only make a few grand?

Different strokes for different strokes ... I just can't imagine anyone actually wanting to build an "empire" of little sites that only make a few grand a month each. It just seems like so much work ...

Anyone actually doing this??
 
Do some more research, 99% of the listings are junk autoblogs but the other 1% is what you're after.
 
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"Diversify your bonds, nigga!"
 
ayzo said:
flippa.com

Most sites there are under monetized and the average sale price is 6-8 months worth of revenue.
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^ This. Sometimes I don't even wait for sites to go on sale. I've picked up some gems in the rough on page 2, 3, or 4 of G for terms I want to target. I touch base with the owner if it hasn't been updated in a while and many times I get the impression that they just got fed up or just plain bored with the site and "have been meaning to get back to it."

I offer a fair price and see if they bite. If they do, 9 times out of 10 a little TLC on the site has it on the front page within weeks, depending on all the obvious variables of course.
 
This is where I invest all my massive profits:

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