I think you need to ask yourself these questions...
how much capital you have,
what type of risk appetite you have,
what type of vehicles you wish to use,
how liquid you want it to be.
Most importantly how much time you have to input into it.
If you are looking for a safe, conservative and consistently profitable weekly options strategy, then I would suggest that you have a look at John Mylant's http://tradeoptionsprofitably.com/?src=y...
Proven track record, 98% success rate since Oct 2010. Best part of it, the video training tutorials are absolutely free for you to watch. But please paper trade until you master it before you decide to use your real money to trade.
All the best.
Go to assetbuilders.com and find Couch Potato Portfolio.
Or, buy (high) quality stocks (XOM, JNJ, AXP, PG among many others) and hold for decades. Just make sure your high quality stocks don't become Sears, Citicorp, AIG, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Enron, Washington Mutual, Radio Shack, Kodak, Polaroid Dell - among many others.
Find shares that are trading below their intrinsic value. Might also like to consider etf's. Seek some financial advice.
Invest in stock market. Only strong companies. Diversify. You can return between 15% to 35% a year, but you will need help, useful information and recommendations. You must follow: https://twitter.com/TRowePrice https://twitter.com/Valk_En https://twitter.com/Valk_Co https://twitter.com/AllianceBernstn
Buy something at a fair or below market value and hope it goes up. No guarantees.
