Saturday, 6 October 2012

Are you relying on the Stock Market for Your Passive income?

By Earl Gallaway


Does your investment strategy for a passive income rely on just the stock market? What type of stocks do you invest in? The stock market crash of 2008 started with the housing crises. Did you gain or lose money? If you lost, how much did you lose? And do you feel that was a one-time crash?

Buying the securities market is not necessarily the method to make passive income. I am not claiming you shouldn't purchase the securities market at all, yet you must seek other investment alternatives, if you desire to fulfill a passive income.

If your goal is to make money then you should invest like people who make money invest. Continuing the same type of investment plan that everyone else has won't make you money either. The class structure in this country is being divided between rich and poor, middle class will no longer exist.

Have you asked yourself how will you retire if the stock market were to crash again? There is a saying, fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.

If you are investing the exact same way as you did before the stock market crash of 2008, then you are setting yourself up for failure yet again.

We are currently in one more bubble. The true system crash is on its method. The one in 2008 was just the warning. If you aren't looking at additional investment methods for passive income, then you have to right now.

The wealthy already know another crash is coming, so do economist. If you invest like the rich, you will in turn become rich. When you investing like everyone who isn't rich, you get the same thing, just more of it.

The space between the rich and the poor is not getting any smaller. The middle class will eventually vanish. Which class would you rather be in?

Within the coming years, hyperinflation will definitely surpass the amount of cash you make to pay for goods and services. You already feel the price of EVERY LITTLE THING rising.

The truth is, it is going to keep going up. Working for hourly or salary pay will put you on the losing end. Your salary alone will not allow you to keep up with the rising cost of goods and services.

You don't want to wait to address this issue, or else it would be too late. We are surely approaching the point of no return. After passing that point, the LARGEST TRANSFER OF WEALTH in human history will take effect. Will you profit or lose from that?

If you are presently acquiring the stock exchange as your only financial investment strategy, you are in for a rude awakening. 2008 was your wake up call. You can strike the snooze button and fall back asleep, or wake up and alter how you spend your hard earned cash.

Can you afford to lose half of your portfolio?




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