"Investor A" wants a safe investment that will build for his retirement 23 years hence. So, he takes his $50,000 and puts it in 5% yielding tax free bonds. He reinvests his interest, "Investor A" will have watched his money grow to $153,576 by the time he's 65 ¡ª a fine nest egg, don't you agree? "Investor B" also wants to build retirement savings so he also invests in tax free bonds. But unlike "Investor A", he puts 5% of the last two years of savings on his $50,000 net salary ¡ª $5,000 ¡ª in Doc Brown's Futures, Forex, and Options Autopilot high leverage, controlled risk future and Forex options strategy with a 33% yield. By the time "Investor B" is ready to retire in 23 years, his $45,000 in tax free bonds has netted him $138,218. With a 33% return his $5,000 will earn a whopping $3,528,236. His total take is now $3,666,434 ¡ª nearly 24 times more than that of "Investor A"... ...one family retires middle class the other steps up a class, or two, or three! Let me come clean with you and explain that there are a few things missing from these calculations. Taxes, for instance. And, of course there's also the risk of loss that takes you back a few paces. Still, you got the point: a little bit of money carefully invested makes a lot more profit than a lot of money at low rates of returns. Did you ever think as little as 10% of your portfolio could create that much wealth? It Can! http://docbrnsf.blogspot.com/#
