Investing is more than spending your money on a Thursday during the hour of Jupiter. “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” is a good start that breaks people out of the jew-instilled mentality where investing is an evil, scary-sounding endeavor that only rich, fat-cat bankers engage in. Because of that mentality, people are scared to invest and let the jews have all the wealth. I recommend you read “The Intelligent Investor” by Benjamin Graham. “The Intelligent Investor” gives a good introduction to the world of investing and discusses some investing techniques. You need to do a lot of research if you want to make a good investment. The value of something, whether a stock, house, piece of property, or whatever, is what other people THINK it is worth. This is why the stock market is so volatile. If people think a stock is going up in value, they buy the stock and it goes up in value because everyone is buying it. Conversely, if people are panicking about a potential crash in the stock market, everyone sells and that causes a crash to happen. This is how the Rothschilds accumulated vast amounts of wealth. The Rothschilds would trigger a dip in the stock market and that would cause everyone else to panic and sell, crashing the stock market. The Rothschilds would then go in and buy everything for pennies on the dollar. Do the opposite of whatever the herd is doing if you want to make money. If you want to buy an apartment, you need to take into account a lot of factors. Are you planning on buying the apartment and selling it in the future for more than you paid for it? Are you planning on renting the apartment to someone else? Where is the apartment located? Where is new growth in your city? If the apartment is in a new area of the city, it may be overpriced and you will never make any money on the apartment as its value will decrease over time. Conversely, if you buy an apartment in an older section of the city, it may have no resale potential as people are not willing to pay for an older apartment. Is an apartment the best choice in your area? Are condos, farmland, or some other form of real estate a better investment? For example, in my area you can plant nut trees on empty land, let the trees mature for a few years, and then sell the land with nut trees on it for far more than you originally paid for it. Even doing that is much more complicated than it looks. Are there nematodes in the soil that will keep the trees from growing? Are there gophers in the field that will eat young trees? Is there hardpan, rocks, or other problems with the soil that will prevent trees from being planted? Is the land in an area with endangered species? If endangered species are present, you will be stuck with an unsellable piece of land than cannot be used in any way. Are there structures (such as schools) nearby that would prevent application of certain pesticides? A typical, uneducated buyer will want to be able to drench their nut trees with pesticides even if you do not support pesticide use. Is there a water source for the trees, such as groundwater or canal water, that will still be there in 20 years? Also, why real estate? Real estate has both advantages and drawbacks. There are stocks, bonds, futures, and many other forms of investment out there. The internet is a great tool to learn how to invest. A simple search for “how to invest” will bring up endless sources that will teach you how to invest and turn your money into more money.
