Higher Risk Investing - and Why None of Them are for Me
On the Hunt for Higher Returns
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Stocks in the U.S. look expensive and bond yields remain paltry, leaving investors with a quandary: Where should they go for diversification and a shot at greater returns? Wandering off the beaten path almost invariably leads to taking more risk, seeing bigger swings in value and, sometimes, higher fees. ... Here is a look at five options that are generally available to a broad swath of the public.Why off my radar:
- Peer-to-Peer Lending
- Frontier Markets
- Farmland and Timberland
- Rental Property
- Art and Collectibles
- Peer-to-Peer Lending: Tried it with low returns
- Frontier Markets: Nigeria or Romania? Seriously not for me!
- Farmland and Timberland: REITs are an option. I haven't looked into REITs in these categories. Although Weyerhaeuser (WY) pays a 3.6 dividend
- Rental Property: REITs are a possibility but I don't care to be a landlord
- Art and Collectibles: I know nothing about these.
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