Where the top world Elite Rich guys invest

[Findingnemo]

They invest on the people and make them ti be their efficient slave forever.

And also on physical assets more than anything digital in my opinion, and also they have more black money and illegal activities income makes them to become rich elite.

[Dorodha]

Where the top elite rich guys invest I think it will be their personal platform in the case of crypto it is not possible for everyone here to be able to invest. They try to pump themselves after dominating the market but it does not succeed for long. it is more profitable to invest in market research using one's own experience the lower the risk the less likely the market is to be dumped they can use their influence to scam.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

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2. Collectables<snip>
3. Real estate<snip>

The super-rich buy the first two categories mainly for their own enjoyment, because they can afford to, and presumably because they think they can eventually resell those things at a higher price down the road--but I don't think either one are considered primary investments for the 1%'ers.  I think they're mostly decorations for their mansions.

Real estate I agree with, and just look at Donald Trump.  He made his fortune in real estate, as did many other billionaires.  I wish I had enough dough to buy some land, but the best I can do as far as investing in real estate is buying REITs on the stock exchange. 

A lot of uber-wealthy individuals also invest in businesses, and I'm talking privately (not on the stock market).  I've heard many sports stars putting their money into restaurants and the like, and those all generate income.  What the ultra wealthy don't do is invest in extremely risky assets like crypto, unless it's a very small fraction of their total net worth.  Their priority is keeping their wealth safe, not increasing it.

[Leviathan.007]

What question is basically wrong. There is not a a single place where they invest everything none will do that. These people are of curse too smart and they will divide their money based on their interest. Usually, Real estate is the most popular one where they can buy apartments and earn some money buy renting out the apartments(that's what I do currently, but I'm not even rich). Also, rich people usually invest together. For example, they enter will make a group of 6-7 rich people and invest on stocks to pump the price in mid or short term and get profit. Creating a company of building new apartments and selling out with other rich friends is another popular way.

[Polo7]

They just read the Times
Some times its good to invest in one asset and sometimes Other assets.

Pandemic is good Medical stocs.
There is no sure thing They just operating and moving when time is right They invest.

[Webetcoins]

Their interests differs and they invest their money based on what they are interested in.
There are some of them who buy buildings, real estates, and they even invest in yachts, and are making lots of money through these.

Some of them when they see Businesses they believe would likely see huge growth in the future, they invest in them/buy shares, or even buy the company if possible. There are many things that they can do, anything can be an opportunity for them and they understand that they have to take risks at times.

[pixie85]

What question is basically wrong. There is not a a single place where they invest everything none will do that.

Where does the question suggest that they are investing in a single place? 

Op is simply showing what stocks the rich are holding.

I'm pretty sure they have people working for them whose sole purpose is to be well informed and know what's going to happen around the world before everyone else.

[jaysabi]

Top Rich elite rotchilds 
Its interesting they sold  casinos hotels shares just Right time

Here is what they hold, interesting

Link:  https://whalewisdom.com/filer/rothschild-investment-corp-il

Lol, it's clear you don't know what you linked to. This is not the Rothschild family's investments. This is an investment adviser named Rothschild Investment Corp. It's an SEC-registered investment adviser that caters to retail investors as well as high net worth investors, charities, pension funds and corporations. The 13F holdings you linked to are holdings the investment adviser has bought on behalf of their more than 1000 clients while rendering investment advice. Again, not the Rothschild's personal money.

Ok but where is the personal money?

I don't know where they put their personal money and I also don't really care because it doesn't affect me. I just wanted to correct the record about what you linked to because what you posted is 100% not the Rothschild's holdings and no conclusions should be reached about what they're investing in based on the information posted because it's not them.

[wozzek23]

I am not surprised at all, these people prefer to invest in stocks all the time because that’s the investment they have known for a very long time.

Moreover, these are stable investments and not the ones that are volatile as cryptocurrency.

Although there are some of them that are becoming interested in cryptocurrency, but they just can’t say anything and be open about it. Some prefer that it’s best they keep it to themselves. Many of these surveys I have seen have shown me that there are people who are interested .

[Chrystora123]

If you are smart enought just buy same what they buy sell what they sell cmon.. This info is publick

Easy to say but not easy to do..  The theory will always sound easy to the ear, which is why many people get stuck and realize too late that they can't.  Those who are very rich often buy only what they want (not need), It is different from those of us who are still poor.  for example warren buffet; he is currently only going to invest in the things he likes (no need) because he has already got what he needs as chairman..

I've heard that being rich or poor is mentally dependent; those who are rich can manage $ 1000 very well but those who are poor cannot manage $ 1000 well.  really two very different mindsets..