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And in the meantime . . . more time passes. You may not be growing any wealthier, but you are growing older. Now you really have to play catch up. Take more risks, go to more seminars, subscribe to more market-timing services. And even though it's understandable — believe me, I've certainly wasted my fair share of time (and money) down dead-end streets — that doesn't change the sad reality. It's a vicious circle that just keeps getting uglier and uglier over time. And the worst is when you even begin to wonder if you would've been better off just keeping all your money in CDs? Yikes — that's when you know you've REALLY hit bottom. Remember - There are no shortcuts. At least not in the way we want there to be shortcuts when we're feeling desperate. You know — get rich quick, cheat the system, transcend reality and build an instant empire.
Gaining An Investing AdvantageBut just because there are no Get Rich Quick shortcuts, doesn't mean that successful investing is a lost cause. Not by a long shot.It just means that if you're going to aspire to invest like Warren Buffett, you're going to need two things: an approach similar to his and some kind of personal investing advantage. We already summarized Buffett's investing approach: buying wonderful businesses at fair prices. Ideally, his holding period is "forever." Obviously, that type of investing has worked out extraordinarily well for Buffett. But have you ever wondered why? When you purchase shares of a superior business at an attractive price (the cheaper the better), just look at everything you gain:
Blah, blah, blah - A little too abstract? How about backing it up with some actual numbers?
Suppose you purchase a stock for $50/share that pays $2 in annual dividends. That equates to a current yield of 4%. But if you'd purchased at $25/share, your yield doubles to 8%. And if you'd purchased at $10/share, you'd be earning 20% each year in dividends alone. So how do you buy a $50 stock for $25/share or even $10/share? You have two choices - you can wait and wait and wait and hope something really terrible happens to a company you want to invest in and then scoop up shares once they've hit some ideal bargain basement price. Or you can learn specific, customized, conservative option strategies designed to achieve over time the same results but without all the drama . . . Using Options Intelligently and PowerfullySo now we come full circle to my original proposition: for less than the price of dinner, I'll show you how I've learned to use options to mimic Warren Buffett's investment approach.Skeptical? After all, aren't options risky? And what can they possibly have to do with long term investing? Sure, options can be risky. But they can also be conservative. And everything in between. In fact, that's the very function of options — to allow investors and traders the opportunity to manage and trade risk. So if you're willing to be aggressive and assume a lot of risk, you can use options to, in effect, try to win the lottery. But good luck — you're going to need it. [Know any lottery winners? Or even professional gamblers? My guess is that the most successful people you know, either intimately or casually, are either business owners or partners in businesses, not those who either assume a lot of risk or who rely on luck.] I believe that aggressive option trading (and don't believe the hype — most of what's touted as conservative option trading isn't remotely low-risk) is just more of that desperation we mentioned earlier. In fact, I think it's fair to say that the primary function of option trading today as most people practice it is to be a substitute for investing. After all, it's hard to imagine option trading having anything to do with true, long term investing. But what if the two could be reconciled? What if instead of using options as a substitute for investing, you could use them to enhance investing?
Introducing Leveraged InvestingTo compete with Warren Buffett, all you need is a low cost basis and a portfolio of great companies.
What if there were customized option strategies you could use that would help you essentially do the same thing? And do it faster? What if you could use options to reduce your cost basis when you first acquire shares of a high quality stock? And what if you could use options to keep reducing your cost basis, after the fact, again and again and again, as long as you owned those shares? Do you think that might level the playing field a bit? How would that be for a personal investing advantage?
"The EssentialLeveraged Investing Guide"
The best way to describe The Essential Leveraged Investing Guide is to share three short excerpts from the Guide itself:
"If you can, on balance, acquire high quality stocks for less than what others are paying for those stocks, and if you’re able to generate additional returns above and beyond what everyone else is getting from those same stocks, you’re going to do extremely well over the long term, and you’re going to dramatically improve your life." "Are you starting to see the picture? Is it beginning to dawn on you just how profound and exciting this kind of investing really is? Is it actually possible to adopt specific option trading strategies and mimic or augment an already exponentially superior investing style?" "Leveraged Investing is just that — the flexibility of options combined with the power of true, long term investing. The investment portion and the option portion support one another, and by doing so, they ease the burden each would have to carry were each working alone."
More Than Covered Calls and Naked PutsIf you're already familiar with options, you might be wondering if all I'm doing here is hyping simple covered call and naked put writing strategies.On the contrary, detailed descriptions of covered calls, naked puts, and 14 other specific option trading strategies are all available for free on the Great Option Trading Strategies main website. Call writing and put writing are popular income strategies employed by certain option traders. They're popular because they're relatively simple strategies and, when successful, can produce some great cash flow returns. But these are trading strategies, not investing strategies. In contrast, the six specific strategies detailed in The Essential Leveraged Investing Guide are all customized strategies with the long term investor in mind:
Leveraged Investing & Retirement AccountsSince many self-directed, long term investors keep the bulk of their investments in tax-advantaged retirement accounts, an important question arises: can you employ Leveraged Investing in your IRA?The good news is that in the U.S., most online brokerages offer option-enabled IRA accounts upon application and approval. That doesn't mean that every Leveraged Investing strategy will be accessible within your account, of course, but using every single strategy detailed in The Essential Leveraged Investing Guide isn't required in order to be successful. And some online brokers are more option-friendly than others, giving you even greater flexibility in choosing which Leveraged Investing strategies are right for you. The important thing is that even in an IRA, you can still gain access to valuable tools designed to accelerate the returns on long term investments in high quality companies.
Benefits of Leveraged InvestingWith The Essential Leveraged Investing Guide you get:
With The Essential Leveraged Investing Guide you gain:
. . . All for less than the price of dinner.
What's For Dinner?OK. So I keep mentioning this offer — for less than the price of dinner, I'm offering a copy of The Essential Leveraged Investing Guide.So what's my obsession with dinner? Am I hungry as I'm writing this? Not quite. I just think it's important to put the offer into context. We usually don't think twice about eating out and spending $50 or $75 or even $100 for a first class dinner for two. Even a reasonably nice dinner adds up if you bring along family members or friends. But how often do you spend an equivalent amount (or less, in this case) feeding your portfolio? Simply investing in the stock market isn't enough. It's equally important to invest in learning better ways to invest. You need to invest in yourself. And so, for less than the equivalent cost of a nice dinner for two, I'm willing to share everything I've learned over the last decade about using options, not to become a better trader, but to become a better investor. (If only someone had made me this offer ten years ago . . .) So what kind of "nice dinner" are we talking about?
Dinner for two at a good restaurant - including an appetizer, drinks, perhaps dessert, sales tax, tip - no question about it, you can easily spend $100. And that doesn't take into consideration other costs such as transportation costs or (if you need one) getting a babysitter. I honestly believe that The Essential Leveraged Investing Guide is worth far more than even the most expensive dinner for two. The information and perspectives contained in it can help you transform your financial life - just as they helped transform mine. But I simply don't want price to be an issue for anyone. And I really want people to adopt this approach. The more traders I can convert into investors, and the more investors I can empower with specific options-enhanced strategies, the better I feel about myself. I feel that $97 is easily a bargain to gain access to all the information contained in the Essential Leveraged Investing Guide. After all, that's an amount that can quickly be recouped once you begin implementing any of the six strategies detailed in the Guide. But I don't want to limit access to this information. I want anyone with any size brokerage account to be able to afford it. I simply don't want price to be an issue whatsoever. So I say, skip the appetizer and dessert. And get drinks another time. You can scale things down and still have a nice dinner. No need for all the trappings and distractions. Keep things simple and focus on what's really important - your long term investments and the future you really want. I really believe in this information and I really want to get it into your hands. I'm keeping the price as low as I can for as long as I can. I'm offering it right now for just a fraction of its true value. If you act now, you can secure your copy of The Essential Leveraged Investing Guide for just $37. There you go - for far less than the price of a nice dinner for two, I'll share with you all the details of how I've learned to combine options with long term, Warren Buffett style value investing to create the absolute, best, smartest, and most profitable long term way to invest that I know of.
The GuaranteeThe Essential Leveraged Investing Guide is backed by a Full 60 Day 100% Money Back Guarantee.Why 60 days rather than the standard 30 days? Not only am I completely confident in the value of this information, I'm also a firm believer in the long term. So take your time with the Guide. I believe you'll find the information both exciting and engaging, but I still want you to really let it sink in. And if, after reading The Essential Leveraged Investing Guide yourself, you're not convinced of the profound implications and value of Leveraged Investing? Not to worry - you have 60 days to request a full refund. No questions asked. (All contact information is included on your confirmation email, or you can always communicate to me directly via the Contact form on the Great Option Trading Strategies website.) You have absolutely nothing to lose and everything to gain. Let's have a conversation that might profoundly change your life. Click on the secure link at the bottom of this page to download your copy of The Essential Leveraged Investing Guide. For your security, the transaction will be processed by PayPal. You do not need a PayPal account to proceed - PayPal will also securely process via credit card. Your card will be charged just like a regular transaction. After clicking on the CHECKOUT button on the order screen and processing your order, you will be able to download the Guide. Be sure to Save it to your computer rather than Open it. You will also receive a confirmation email containing a separate link to the secure download. Finally, for your convenience, The Essential Leveraged Investing Guide is downloadable for immediate access in PDF format. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it. If you do not already have the Reader, the latest free version is available from Adobe. Happy Investing -
Options are not suitable for all investors as the special risks inherent to options trading may expose investors to potentially rapid and substantial losses. Please read Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options before investing in options.
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