Canadian Business Magazine (Jan. 23, 2012 Issue) has an interesting article which features the opinions of several experts on where to invest $100,000 in today’s market. The article, aptly called “where to put $100,000 now” features the quoted advice of 6 people. It is as follows:
Larry Sarbit
Chief Investment Officer
Sarbit Advisory Services:
- Put it in the US, it is cheap right now, but will have a big payout later
Kim Shannon
President and Chief Investment Officer
Sionna Investment Managers
- Divide your fortune into 4 equal parts: Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate, and Gold
Steve Palmer
President and CEO
AlphaNorth Asset Management
- Take a long term perspective and invest in a diversified portfolio of small-cap stocks
Sandy McIntyre
President and Chief Investment Officer
Sentry Investments
- Buy six or seven of the highest-quality dividend-paying stocks in business that have been around for 50 to 100 years. US, over Canadian, and the occasional European Investment. “a Diageo and a Nestle. When times are bad, people eat chocolate and drink booze.”
Dan Dupont
Portfolio manager
Fidelity Investments
- Put it in global large-cap stocks
Neil Jacoby
President and Chief Investment Officer
Aurion Capital
- Equities, Corporate Debt, and High-Yeild bonds, but be prepared for the risk.
Now, what is not in the article is my expert advice:
JULIE JAMIESON
Realtor, Real Estate Investor and Teacher
Team Jamieson Real Estate
As you all know, I’m big into real estate, and CANADIAN real estate. It’s a fact that at least 95% of the wealthiest people on the planet made their money in real estate.
Ottawa, despite what people think, is still a very affordable market. I know this sounds insane, but this year I plan to get approximately a 300% return on MUCH LESS than a $100,000 investment, and build my real estate portfolio by $650,000 in property in Ottawa. Call me if you want to do the same thing, 613-203-7333.
Keep an eye out for my upcoming blog post: Why I’m Buying my Kids Their First House and They’re Barely Old Enough to Ride a Bike.
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