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Board Trading Discussion
Re: Seeking Passive income offer with low risk
by
tygeade
on 09/09/2023, 03:49:55 UTC
If you want to receive a low-risk income you can buy treasury bills or government bonds from reliable countries, which will give you an interest, which we can consider passive income, but which does not actually beat inflation, so you are actually losing money.

If you want to beat inflation, the investment is going to have more risk, and the higher the potential return, the higher the risk.

You have been given some advice in the thread. What I would recommend is to buy bitcoin now and start selling partially when the price breaks the ATH of $69K and when it breaks $100K or close to it. You can make a 3 or 4X in a short time, which is not exactly passive income, which is usually understood as receiving a periodic income, monthly for example, but it is quite passive and a fairly safe bet.

Although I recommend that you never sell all your bitcoin.
Isn't that the worst Cheesy. I get that the lowest risk things are those, but we all know that they are so terrible that it could even sink a bank. Banks who bought those with the money they had in their vault, ended up spending a lot more to people who invested with them, and that resulted with the gap being a loss and banks are not managed properly, they are stretched too thin, has always been like that which means that they keep making a loss for just a few quarters and they end up bankrupting.

This is why people should definitely not do it, that will be lower than that inflation rate and you are not making an income, your money goes up, but your value goes down and you are actually making a loss if you look at it that way.