How do you feel about All Time Highs?
In this week’s Investment Academy class, we showed how to invest in Gold and how owning it can protect your portfolio..
Gold sits in the Protect part of our passive portfolio. As a reminder, our easy-to-implement portfolio consists of G-P-I: Growth, Protect, and Income.
One person in class noted gold was currently at an all-time high. That may be true, but it should never be a reason to not invest.
Why? Because all-time highs are the rule, not the exception.
Interesting Stat: Last year saw 57 all-time highs – see box below.
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All-Time Highs are Normal…
This shows the number of times the stock market reached an all-time high – in every year – since 1929.
These stats are for the US market but apply globally.
Surprised? Think about it… We know markets gain by 8-12% per year, on average.
That means – by definition – they must keep reaching new highs.
So don’t be afraid of an all-time high. It’s just another headline-grabbing non-event that stops people from investing in their future.
On the other hand, our investors are trained with the right mindset to secure their financial future with our proven framework.
Always Remember:
- Time in the Markets always beats timing the markets
- Stay Diversified
- Minimise those leakages: Fees, Inflation, and Taxes
- Financial Markets are a great source of recurring income
- ETFs, Balanced Funds and Options achieve all the above
- Being educated helps you outperform 99% of the population
… to ensure your investments work for YOUR financial freedom (not someone else’s)
And …
For more guidance, our Investment Academy will help you implement all of this in a step-by-step way.
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Finally …
– Don’t take the above as advice as it may not apply to you personally
– Your Capital is at Risk
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