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How would you invest €50k right now?

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The amount is a bit small, yes.

But I'm looking around and want to find a low-risk (long-term) investment that doesn't have anything to do with extreme volatility like crypto.

Some ideas that immediately come to mind: Cheap condos in Eastern Europe, or in cheap Spanish regions.

ETF's? Buying franchises or smaller established offline businesses?

In general, I am open to the whole world, can travel anywhere in Europe, US or even Asia.
 
If you want income: Wheel Strategy on SPY ETF.

With 50K USD at current market price you can sell one (100 shares) Cash Secured Put (CSP) option contract.
Collect premium(s) until you get assigned (100 shares of SPY bought) then sell one Covered Call (CC) option contract.
Collect premium(s) until you get assigned (100 shares of SPY sold) then start again selling CSP.

If you have a clear strategy you may be able to yield 1-2% monthly on your investment.

Risk is being assigned forced to buy SPY shares then market tanks and you will have to wait the market recovers until you can collect CC premiums again without losing on your capital if assigned.
Meanwhile you hold SPY (1.45% dividend yield) which will recover at some point unless US economy, meaning the top world companies, bankrupts.
 
If you want income: Wheel Strategy on SPY ETF.

With 50K USD at current market price you can sell one (100 shares) Cash Secured Put (CSP) option contract.
Collect premium(s) until you get assigned (100 shares of SPY bought) then sell one Covered Call (CC) option contract.
Collect premium(s) until you get assigned (100 shares of SPY sold) then start again selling CSP.

If you have a clear strategy you may be able to yield 1-2% monthly on your investment.

Risk is being assigned forced to buy SPY shares then market tanks and you will have to wait the market recovers until you can collect CC premiums again without losing on your capital if assigned.
Meanwhile you hold SPY (1.45% dividend yield) which will recover at some point unless US economy, meaning the top world companies, bankrupts.
You can’t advise a random guy looking for hands off simple investments to setup an options strategy
 
You misread him.
The "random guy" did not indicate he's looking "for hands off simple investments".
He even mentioned willing to invest in real-estate and to buy "franchises or smaller established offline businesses", which is far from passive investments.
OP doesn’t have clear ideas, so better not to drag him into something he doesn’t understand. He mentioned ETFs, he shouldn’t venture any farther.
 
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