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Personally I think physical goods like silver/gold/copper are the smartest way to go BUT they generally aren't money-making investments, they're more like a wealth-preservation investment. Some people argue that silver is going to massively increase in value since it's very important for technology and has a lot of uses but nobody knows for sure and that may never happen.
I wish I had invested, the stuff I really like got to be very expensive fast. I should have just yelled at people who could have been investment partners, instead, I send a quiet email asking them to invest... and they didn't.
You can also check your local banks if they have any mutual funds that invest in foreign/US stocks.
invest in oak stakes
Nevertheless, all I can tell you is that you should invest in knowledge and wisdom. Get edumacated. Learn something that can benefit you in the long run.
Don't give money to others, make other give you the money.
No one here can tell you what to invest in.