>>53540094You're probably a troll, a manchild, or straight up delusional, but I'll answer anyway to help others. Let's say you have $500k to invest. Why on earth would you throw money on any kind of volatile good that has limited returns and can crash extremely easily, making the risk/reward ratio less than 1? The only reason is to gamble, but that's not "investing" either.
Now what if you bought a couple apartments with that money? You instantly have a steady monthly income, after 5-10 years you have regained all the money you spent to buy those apartments, and those apartments are still yours, continuing to provide a passive income. Also, taking inflation into account, rents in 10 years will be much higher than today, so even more money will be flowing into your bank account.
The problem is these people are not even real investors, but their mental capacity, be it low IQ or bad education, doesn't let them see how it all plays out. The best thing they can think of is flipping Pokemon boxes, and that's about the limit of what they'll be doing with their lives.
