Where to invest?

[duravello]

Buying currencies as an investment is lame. It is better to invest in a business.

I have to agree. Invest in a business you run

[Trader247]

I'll suggest you to invest on new currencies.

[GpuLover]

It is risky to invest on new currencies. I always trust on BTC and LTC.

[bitfromit]

JD is getting over invested. Unless you have many 100s of BTC, you percent of the house is really tiny. Probably missed the boat here.

[bitcoin44me]

It does not matter if a lot of people invested or not.
What matters is the amount of money gambled and lost. Even if you have 1 btc, you can make 1 - 2 % profit ...

[faiza1990]

I wouldn't call coinlenders returns low by any means. Really, really high actually

[masterluc]

Nowhere

[faiza1990]

Nowhere

dumb

[xkeyscore89]

You should invest in just-dice or casinobit.

[faiza1990]

You should invest in just-dice or casinobit.

and please explain effects after this investment its mostly scams and dumbs

[GpuWorks]

If low risk and high profit is possible then why I will not do it?

[marcovaldo]

If low risk and high profit is possible then why I will not do it?

You should try it (just-dice.com)

[CoinsMiner]

Investment on new crypto currencies is risky right now. I'll suggest you to invest on BTC.

[brain]

Xopoшa

[marcovaldo]

Xopoшa

What do you mean?

[Explicitic]

For investing in cryptocurrencies, it would have to be Bitcoin. I don't see it going anywhere anytime soon, unlike some other digital currencies.

[monbux]

3 places I invest in:

Coinlenders
BTCjam
bitcointalk

They are all pretty safe if you are smart

[worldbridger]

I hear Wonga is charging up to 5000% interest to customers for their pay-day loans. That's the lowest risk and highest return I know of. Mind you, their business model is not the most ethical...

[acis4283]

I would invest in anything non-ponzi (unless at the beginning) and nothing (just keep bitcoins).  Also not to forget to invest in yourself (schooling, etc).  Unfortunately you have to go high-risk, high-reward until you have a decent amount of money to just keep revenue at a certain level, but reduce risk.  If you want to invest in a business you can't until you have a lot of upfront money, so you should invest in other businesses that you think will succeed until you can earn the capital required to start your own.

[DoNotMineD]

I don't think there is any option of low risk and high return.