I recently started to read about the stock market and I have about 12,000$ to invest. I can tolerate very high-risk and I already have a 6k emergency fund.
Would it be a good idea to invest 1-2k in different small-cap stocks with a very high P/E and hope for one of them to go for the moon ? I would also invest 1,000$ every month in a new stock.
There surely are other very aggressive strategies, what are they ?
Thanks biz
>>1372439
tump. coin.
just fucking index it
Give me $50 and I'll tell you everything you need
>>1372439
>aggressive strategies
30 year Japanese bonds.
>>1372496
>index it
I think OP actually wants to make money before all his teeth are falling out and his dick is shriveling up.
$MGT
Get a roth 401k or TFSA if you don't have one already and work on maxing it out
>>1372439
Put some in Deutsche Bank for teh lulz
>>1372439
I would advise against investing in small-caps right now, as there is a danger of the stock market going down the next couple of months. You should probably wait after FED raises the interest in September.
You should do more analysis of a company than just P/E, read some books on stocks first.
>>1373055
how is that aggressive?
bloomberg.com says .09% yield?
>>1373222
That is actually a good idea. If you really don't need the money for the next 10 years. Put it in a TBTF bank.
As a TBTF bank it will give you nice dividends and the government will back it if it fails and in 10 years all this mess will be over and share price will be like 2005 levels.
