Where to invest money in 2017.
Nowadays, there are not many people willing to invest their spare funds, but those who have them try to make investments with maximum efficiency.
Where should you invest your money in the coming 2017 to ensure not only significant profitability, but also maximum security for your funds?.
Considering the economic and political realities of today, there aren't many options, but they do exist. Furthermore, I'd like to warn readers against risky investment options.
1. Banks – as always, come first. Preference should be given to large financial institutions or even state-owned banks. Avoid small banks that promise higher interest rates.
Pay attention to who you're signing the agreement with—a bank or an unknown entity (and everything happens on the bank's premises with the participation of its employees). Recently, it's become very common for deposit agreements to be signed not by the bank itself, but by an intermediary company.
2. Stocks – With Trump's rise to power in the US, the prospects for Russian companies have improved significantly. Furthermore, in 2016, many companies were paying up to 16% per annum. Combined with potential price appreciation, significant profits are possible.
If we rely only on dividends to reduce risks, we hedge transactions by simultaneously selling.
3. Gold is a rather controversial asset; its price will directly depend on the policies of the new White House administration. Although an upward trend is still observed, remember that just recently the price of an ounce was $1,800; now it's at $1,230. Brokers for buying gold - http://time-forex.com/vsebrokery/brokery-zoloto-serebro
4. HYIPs and other financial pyramids – it's fairly easy to spot these investment funds; they promise huge returns, usually over 100% per annum. The investment risk is enormous, as the payout to early investors is made from new revenue.
As soon as panic occurs, all investors lose their money; HYIPs do not insure their risks.
5. Real estate – this type of investment is still quite questionable, as demand in the real estate market is falling, and with it, housing prices. This means that if you buy an apartment in 2017, you're unlikely to be able to sell it quickly for a profit.
An exception is foreign real estate, but there are restrictions on the purchase of real estate by foreigners.
From the above, we can conclude that the most realistic options are bank deposits and purchasing shares. Read the article on how to buy shares - http://time-forex.com/inv/kak-kupit-akcii
