If I got a loan of a million dollars from my family, could I become a successful real estate businessman? Is it enough?
>>62071155you need to develop a good relationship with the bank
>>62071155Why not just buy stocks with that money?
>>62071176Because they want me to get a job.
How much interest are they even asking for on the loan? Statistically it would probably actually make the most sense to invest the money in stocks and do something more relaxed to cover the ongoing expenses
>>62071155ur family is rich enough to throw 1MM at their NEET daughter?
>>620712211mil Ugandan dollars.
>>62071155take half and buy a penthouse in one country and farmland on another then use the other half to have entered fx futures and interest rate swaps between currencies on those countries with. whenever the swaps lose on the weaker currency side sell agricultural futures out of your farmland with and buy fx futures against larger spreads between currencies, whenever the swaps lose on the expensive currency buy fx futures. this infinite money glitch can't be patched so longs as there'd have been more than two fiat currencies and farmland available for some sort of purchase setlled somehow
>>62072859nstead of static positions, you run a relative-value loop: A. When weaker currency underperformsYour farmland currency dropsLoss on FX / swapsResponse:Sell agricultural futures (lock higher global prices in strong currency terms)Go long stronger currency via FX futures You’re shifting exposure from:currency loss commodity + FX spread capture B. When stronger currency becomes “expensive”Carry compressesFunding advantage shrinksResponse:Increase FX futures exposure against mispriced pairsAdjust swap positioning (e.g., receive fixed where rates are high) C. When commodities rallyFarmland value + output risesResponse:Monetize via futuresRebalance into FX positions where carry widened You can keep rotating exposuresFX commoditiesCommodities ratesRates FX
