Gyroscopic Investing

Hello friends,

I am trying to find a new business to build a company to my wife.

As you are mainly from USA and other countries, I would like to hear from you more about the new or old businesses that are now a good opportunity.

Thank you for your help.

Regards

Emigration service for frightened liberals fleeing from a Trump presidency to Portugal.

Pointedstick wrote: Emigration service for frightened liberals fleeing from a Trump presidency to Portugal.

Hahaha brilliant! As it happens, I actually know some frightened liberals that emigrated to Portugal last year.

Portugal is a lovely country! Great food, great weather, and a very laid back culture, in that classic slow and aesthetically-appreciative Iberian/mediterranean manner. Not much economic power as a result, but that doesn't bother most liberals I know. Writers and artists are treated there the way celebrities and entrepreneurs are here. Very attractive if you happen to be a writer or an artist, or you're an aesthete who can't get enough of their works. The architecture is to die for, as well.

Portugal is also the only EU country, I think, that still accepts pay-for-passport applicants from China. Buy a 500,000 Euro property, and you're in. Hey, how about Portuguese language lessons for Mandarin speakers? You have to pass the language test within five years.

Ni hao = Bom dia

I'm sorry, Frugal, what country are you in? What does your wife know how to do?

Also, this is what the roads are like in Portugal:

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[img width=500]http://roc2c.com/en/images/historia-calc-por/68.jpg[/img]

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It's a pretty awesome place to visit, and I imagine to live too, if you have the money.

But to make money? I dunno, man…

Those are beautiful.

Field trip!

ochotona wrote: I'm sorry, Frugal, what country are you in? What does your wife know how to do?

I want something with low risk and some return. Doesn't need to be high returns ...

Regards

Not much of an answer, was it.

Pointedstick wrote: Portugal a lovely country! Great food, great weather, and a very laid back culture, in that classic slow and aesthetically-appreciative Iberian/mediterranean manner. Not much economic power as a result, but that doesn't bother most liberals I know. Writers and artists are treated there the way celebrities and entrepreneurs are here. Very attractive if you happen to be a writer or an artist, or you're an aesthete who can't get enough of their works. The architecture is to die for, as well.

Correct!

Not much opportunities to work...