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Withdraw it as cash, all in dimes. Use the coins (using a glue for which you have a solvent) to build a scale model of the Notre Dame Catedral in your back yard; charge admission for viewings and sell themed gift shop items (T-shirts, etc.) In two years dismantle the model (using that solvent) -- but not before promoting "Last chance to see the Catehdral!!!!" -- and redeposit the dimes, plus your profits.

Should easily generate higher return than Treasuries, CDs, etc.

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I second this post.
Another option is to bankroll someone like say... ME?
PM me if you are interested.

Re: So what do you do with large sums of money?
 

If you need it in 2 years do a CD, but if you don't need it for a while definately put it into a MoneyMarkey or Mutual Fund. Those things have the best interest, but that is also associated to the stock market, heh.

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Aaaah! What to do???? I got to much money!!!!!

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What do I do with large sums of money?

Spend it.

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Re: So what do you do with large sums of money?
 

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Withdraw it as cash, all in dimes. Use the coins (using a glue for which you have a solvent) to build a scale model of the Notre Dame Catedral in your back yard; charge admission for viewings and sell themed gift shop items (T-shirts, etc.) In two years dismantle the model (using that solvent) -- but not before promoting "Last chance to see the Catehdral!!!!" -- and redeposit the dimes, plus your profits.

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This is soooo cliche. Been done a thousand times. Next time, come up with something more original. Seriously.

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Withdraw it as cash, all in dimes. Use the coins (using a glue for which you have a solvent) to build a scale model of the Notre Dame Catedral in your back yard; charge admission for viewings and sell themed gift shop items (T-shirts, etc.) In two years dismantle the model (using that solvent) -- but not before promoting "Last chance to see the Catehdral!!!!" -- and redeposit the dimes, plus your profits.

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This is soooo cliche. Been done a thousand times. Next time, come up with something more original. Seriously.

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I was in your shoes a few months ago. i wanted to invest it somehow, stocks were too slow and uncertain. so i learned about stock option trading. now im making a killing at a very low risk. learn about options especially about Uncovered Put writing and call writing. each options expires in a month, so u have up to a month to make money. and if you find the right options you can make money at virtually no risk.

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I have a lot of money sitting in my checking account. I don't plan on putting it into stocks. I don't need it for 2+ years. What should I do?

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Go swimming.

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Dude, you're not even the first person to post that picture in this thread. Weak.

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I was in your shoes a few months ago. i wanted to invest it somehow, stocks were too slow and uncertain. so i learned about stock option trading. now im making a killing at a very low risk. learn about options especially about Uncovered Put writing and call writing. each options expires in a month, so u have up to a month to make money. and if you find the right options you can make money at virtually no risk.

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is this some kind of sick joke?