By Teeka Tiwari, editor, Palm Beach Daily I made my first big haul in the early 1990s, buying beaten-down junk bonds. The year before, I had made just $8,000. I was now 19, and before the year was out, my junk bond play would make me over $250,000. That’s about half a million dollars in today’s money. That was just the beginning. When I was 22, I remember making $54,000 in one day. By the time the mid-’90s rolled around, I was making money hand-over-fist in technology stocks. I was young and making a fortune while living my American Dream. But by late 1998, I’d lost it all. You see, I made a terrible mistake… Instead of taking small bets on high-risk/high-reward ideas, I was taking massive stakes. By the time the 1997 Asian financial crisis rolled around, I’d built up a substantial portfolio. But I stuck around too long and got too greedy. And when the market went against me, I made bigger and riskier bets. I lost all perspective and was investing for my ego, not my bank account. Within three weeks, I lost everything I’d made and more. I went from wealthy to poor in less than a month. And ultimately, I was compelled to file for personal bankruptcy. It was a stunning reversal. Here I was, the golden boy who finally got his comeuppance. My American dream turned into a nightmare. I lost my career, my wife, my family, my self-respect, and for a brief moment I even lost my will to live. I take full responsibility for what happened to me. It was all my fault. My biggest lesson was I could not build all my investments solely on high-risk, high-reward plays. The next thing I learned was I had to build multiple streams of safe income so I’d always have a pool of self-sustaining assets to build wealth from. Here’s how that helped me get rich again… Jeff Brown's Warning to President Trump I took the income generated from my safe investments and used it to magnify my wealth quickly by using high-risk, high-reward plays. I call these plays asymmetric bets because you can take a small amount of money and greatly amplify it. So if you position size right, the potential gain far outweighs the risk. A recent example of this is when I made $75,000 from a $700 investment back in 2017. Another investment helped me make as much as $1.2 million from just $1,000. The key lesson to remember is you can’t build your whole portfolio on ideas like this, because from time to time, those types of investments can go to zero. If that were to happen now, I wouldn’t sweat it, because I am only using the money that is generated from my safe investments. That means if I blow all my safe income this year, 100% of it gets replenished next year. This is the key to getting really rich, really quickly without ever blowing yourself up. Here’s the approach I took… Recommended Link | This “Unpopular” Play BEATS the S&P, Nasdaq, and Dow Take a look at this chart… You see the white line? This “unpopular” investment is obliterating the S&P 500, the Nasdaq, and the Dow by a factor of nearly 4-to-1. Yet, it’s one of the most hated investments on the planet. If you’re near retirement, or own ANY stocks, you’ll want to watch this video now. | | -- | How to Regain Your Financial Dreams Now To truly build long-lasting wealth, you need to generate multiple, reliable streams of income — so you can fund your higher-paying riskier strategies without risking your financial health. Here are the steps I recommend you take: Focus on increasing your ability to earn more money by improving your work ethic and work skills. Choose to live well below your means so you can save over 60% of your monthly income. Put no more than 5% (if you’re below 30, you can bump this up to as much as 20%) of your liquid net worth into asymmetric investments. Put the rest of your money into conservative, income-producing investments and strategies. Reinvest a portion of your safe income back into asymmetric investments. Repeat until you’re rich. Recommended Link | How the 1% Are Prepping for the Election Hedge fund legend Teeka Tiwari predicts a pre-election anomaly is about to rip through the market. The 1% are preparing for it. You should be, too. When this very unusual anomaly rips through the market on October 8th... It will give the 1% (and you, if you know about it) the ability to pull forward up to 39 years' worth of profits... | | -- | More Income = Faster Wealth It may seem paradoxical. But the more “safe” income you build, the more “free” income you’ll have to speculate on high-risk, high-reward plays that can change your life right now, not 20 years from now. It’s never too early, or too late, to begin building your wealth. The sands of time will continue to slip away, regardless of your actions. So why not make the choice today to do something different… Put yourself on the road to happiness and security, and live the dream life you want for you and your family. Let the Game Come to You! Teeka Tiwari Editor, Palm Beach Daily P.S. I had to achieve the American dream not once – but twice. First, by coming to America. Second, by coming back from having lost everything. I know millions of Americans are watching their American Dream get snatched away from them. That’s why on Thursday, October 8 at 8 p.m. ET, I’m going to share my biggest secret to achieving your American Dream in as little as 28 days… It involves a rare “anomaly window” when blue-chip stocks can deliver as much as 39 years’ worth of gains all within a 28-day window. It only happens once every four years. When it happens, though, all bets are off. Inside this window, the rules to wealth-building change. They flip… and you can make more on boring, safe stocks in 28 days… than you would normally make in 39 years. If you sign up right now, I’ll send you four bonus gifts. You can learn more right here… Like what you’re reading? Send your thoughts to feedback@caseyresearch.com. In Case You Missed It… Buffett Dumps Apple, Buys This! Through Berkshire Hathaway… Warren Buffett recently dumped $800 million of Apple stock… And bought this instead! He's now moved $3.8 BILLION in a tiny niche of the tech sector billionaires are flocking to… See full story here… |
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