Investment Is The Act Of Putting Capital,ideas,skills Into Business Opportunities For The Purpose Of Yielding Profit.
This Has Been Practised Since The Beginning Of Time And Has Be Classified As The Best Way For Money Growth.
There Are So Many Ways Of Investing,here Are Some Investment Methods:
1.Investing In Cryptocurrency- This Is A Recent Creation Which Has Changed World With The Little Range Of Time Which It Has Lasted It Is One Of The Most Preffered Means For Payment E.g. Bitcoin
This Is The Most Demanded Cryptocurrency In The World.
Investment Opportunities Consist Of-
i. Mining
ii.Trading
iii. Storing For Future Appreciation Of Price.
2. Investing In Agriculture-this Is The Most Practised Business In The World Which Can Never Run Out Of Investors,buyers And Sellers.
In Africa(nigeria) Has Been Known For Its Wealth From Its Cash Crop Production.
Investment Opportunities Consist Of-
i.Agrochemical
ii.Livestock Production
iii.Milk/egg Production E.t.c.

Investment opportunities means “anything, tangible or intangible, that is offered, offered for sale, sold, or traded based wholly or in part on representations, either express or implied, about past, present, or future income, profit, or appreciation.
there are Six Investment Opportunities More Entrepreneurs Are Exploring
1- Gold
we’ve witnessed a huge transfer of wealth out of stocks and bonds, and into gold. There’s a lot of unknowns in the market right now with the debt crisis, negative interest rates, and global unrest, and investors are always trying to be on the right side of the big money trades. With gold having the best quarter in over 20 years, hedge funds haven’t been this bullish on gold since gold was at $1,900 and smart investors are taking the same side of the trade. - Nick Bentley
2-real estate
I am seeing a lot of entrepreneurs our age put their money in the estate lately. Nothing complex, just simple positive cash flow investment properties that are less than $250,000. It’s something that we can spend some time up front, do our research, then pretty much forget about after things have been set up. The extra few thousand dollars a month is a treat and the equity upside is huge down the road.
3-private investment
I see many entrepreneurs increasingly invest in projects in which they own, control, understand, or have a very close relationship. There’s growing opportunity and transparency in these private investments. Also, I sense a declining confidence or understanding in the public markets. Thus, I see more crowdfunding, real estate investments, and investments in other businesses in which the entrepreneur has more intimate knowledge and understanding of the team, and market.
4-startups
Successful entrepreneurs have a tendency to reinvest in their own startups and other businesses. That makes sense as those options have the ability to be directly affected by time and effort as opposed to uncontrollable stock market cycles. Once their time is maxed out, I have seen entrepreneurs who understand the enormous level of risk they’ve been taking become quite conservative investors. An example would be one entrepreneur client who is in either startups or cash-like instruments such as FDIC-insured CDs or highly rated muni-bonds.
5-personal health
I’m seeing entrepreneurs invest their wealth into two avenues: new companies and their personal health. Entrepreneurs love to see people and companies succeed, so it’s no surprise they get involved in new companies to provide insight and perspective. They also realize that to run an efficient business, they have to be functioning optimally.
6-Bonds And Other Less Volatile Investments

Entrepreneurs have an embedded amount of financial uncertainty and volatility in their business, and so successful entrepreneurs take this into account when they invest. Because their career is already a risky investment, akin to a stock portfolio, they balance it out with a less risky investment, like a robust bond portfolio. Especially in their growth-stage years, entrepreneurs should offset career risk by placing more of their wealth in less volatile investments (like bonds)