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How to invest $150,000.00?

desert monk

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I recently sold my condo and now have $150K in cash, and I don't plan on buying a home again for a long time if ever (I am single, too much $, FYI I do not live in Toronto or surrounding area). I have a non-commissioned financial advisor, and currently have a stock/bond portfolio of $200,000. I would like to invest this additional $150,000, and I will continually contribute to my nest egg. I am hoping to get ~6-7% a year, enough to give me 4% or so plus inflation. I would like to be semi-retired in 15 years at the latest (work ~1/3 of the year), at which point I might dial things back to less risky investments.
 

onceaday

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Firstly the markets are a little juiced right now and I suggest you park in cash until a correction occurs. The CDN banks are too expensive but you should have 20% in BNS and/or RY on that market correction. Also consider some U.S. holdings such as BAC or WFC. T also has a nice DIV and is great to add on a dip. I like CapReit and Extendicare both for the DIV and the long hold. Anything Bio/Pharm looks to be in for a tough ride in the near term unless you get lucky with a take-out. BMY has been hammered lately but is worth a look for a long. Good luck and always remain diversified amongst asset classes. Speak to your broker at least once a month.
 

Brill

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Buy a fleet of vans, park them at various strip clubs and let ladies rent them by the 1/2 hour.

 

peeler_feeler

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http://greybrook.com/realty/

You should look into this, or at least listen to their sales presentation. If you believe in the real estate asset class this is interesting. They have provided 10 to 20% average annual returns.

I dont have available funds for this otherwise I would seriously consider investments with Greybrook
 
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