Where would you invest a million for the next 5 years

[tescorank]

Sand https://fsgjournal.nl/article/2019-03-06-sand-the-...
Water
Coal https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/coal
Oil
???

Edited by tescorank on Tuesday 20th September 06:45

[LimaDelta]

BTC


Really though, it depends on what £1M means to you. It is it just one of several, one of hundreds, or more money than you have ever had, or ever will again? Bit of a tough question to answer without more details. What do you need to do with it in five years time?

[paddy1970]

Cocaïne

Prostitute

.... stop trolling

[Mr_Megalomaniac]

Uranium, Steel, Coal, Oil... Agriculture... Water. errrr. Banks (rising interest rates).

[FriedMarsBar]

paddy1970 said:

Cocaïne

Prostitutes

And the rest I just wasted!

[SLK55AMG]

FriedMarsBar said:

paddy1970 said:

Cocaïne

Prostitutes

And the rest I just wasted!

“squandered” to quote George Best

[NMNeil]

Depends on your risk tolerance.
Oil and coal have too many unknowns in the form of new environmental laws and political unrest in the countries that have them.
Sand, no idea, so I'd go with water as it's the one thing on your list we can't do without.
With EV's taking over the world I'd look at copper as it's available from mining and recycling and is essential to all things electric.
As the world gets hotter the demand for air conditioners will increase, so I'd look at DuPont, Honeywell and MexiChem, all of who make A/C refrigerants. And these refrigerants are not easy to make unless you invest billions, so there won't be much competition unlike those who actually make the A/C units.
Just random thoughts so do your own DD.

[glennjamin]

I'd buy some decent classis cars and enjoy them while there value goes up.

[visitinglondon]

Definitely sand, what could possibly go wrong?

[tescorank]

visitinglondon said:

Definitely sand, what could possibly go wrong?

Must be the correct sand.

https://www.investopedia.com/investing/demand-frac...

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Edited by tescorank on Tuesday 20th September 06:46