50 things that Intellegent Investor Do

 Here are 50 things that an intelligent investor can do with their money:

1. Save for retirement.
2. Invest in diversified mutual funds.
3. Invest in exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
4. Invest in individual stocks.
5. Invest in real estate.
6. Invest in bonds.
7. Invest in precious metals.
8. Invest in cryptocurrencies.
9. Set up an emergency fund.
10. Pay off high-interest debt.
11. Invest in art.
12. Invest in collectibles.
13. Invest in commodities.
14. Invest in a business.
15. Invest in rental property.
16. Invest in a vacation home.
17. Invest in a second home.
18. Invest in a rental property abroad.
19. Invest in a foreign currency.
20. Invest in a private equity fund.
21. Invest in a hedge fund.
22. Invest in a venture capital fund.
23. Invest in a mutual fund.
24. Invest in a private REIT.
25. Invest in a public REIT.
26. Invest in a stock index fund.
27. Invest in a bond index fund.
28. Invest in a target-date fund.
29. Invest in a life-cycle fund.
30. Invest in a balanced fund.
31. Invest in a growth fund.
32. Invest in a value fund.
33. Invest in a dividend fund.
34. Invest in a blue-chip stock.
35. Invest in a growth stock.
36. Invest in a value stock.
37. Invest in a small-cap stock.
38. Invest in a mid-cap stock.
39. Invest in a large-cap stock.
40. Invest in a foreign stock.
41. Invest in a emerging market stock.
42. Invest in a sector-specific fund.
43. Invest in a socially responsible fund.
44. Invest in a green fund.
45. Invest in a tax-free bond fund.
46. Invest in a high-yield bond fund.
47. Invest in a junk bond fund.
48. Invest in a global bond fund.
49. Invest in a municipal bond fund.
50. Invest in an international bond fund.

As for whether you should take advice from others frequently about your investment, it depends on your level of investment knowledge and experience. If you are new to investing, seeking advice from a professional financial advisor can be helpful in making informed decisions. However, if you have a good understanding of investment fundamentals and markets, you may not need to rely on advice as frequently. It is always a good idea to do your research and seek advice when necessary.

Regarding the average rate of returns in percentage that the equity market gives to investors in a span of 5 years, it varies depending on various factors such as the market conditions, sector performance, economic growth, and geopolitical events. Over the long-term, equity markets have historically delivered higher returns compared to other asset classes, such as fixed-income securities. According to historical data, the average annualized return of the S&P 500 index has been around 10% over a 5-year period. However, it is important to note that past performance does not guarantee future results, and individual investments may experience volatility and fluctuation in returns.