THE MVET WAY CEMN NEWSLETTER_APR_MAY_JUNE_2017

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Financial Markets Part 2

Volume 1, Issue 1

By: Jennifer Glick

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Part 2

like I was how that which is labeled risky is lower risk when you have the knowledge of how to use them properly. And the massive billion dollar mutual funds that hold retail investors retirement accounts have risk that are not spelled out to clients when making deci- sions to invest. Institutions get around this by convinc- ing us to invest for the long term, thirty years or more. They have taught us not to expect a financial return we can use for the near term. The good news is there is a perfect balance of invest- ing for retirement and also capturing gains along the way to help build wealth much quicker and even having enough funds to use year after year to supplement in- come, or to us as passive income in various ways. The wonderful thing about trading and investing is that age, location, credit worthiness and your education level is not a barrier. Participating in the financial mar- kets is open to anyone who wants to do so. The only downside is, it takes money. Many bankers do not have a solution (investment vehicle) to offer people who have under 50K. This portion of the population is left behind and tend not to participate at all in the finan- cial markets. Why does it take so much money to in- vest? To afford the best stock making better selections that give the best return potential. After all you will be judging the performance, right? Event when investing with options and using the lever- age they provide, we still need to initially fund the ac- count as we would be going through the traditional banks and funds offered. The clients that do this will save years of trying to build up their account size, and they will be able see a professional level performance because the account can afford the best opportunities the market provides. Smaller accounts should think slower growth, smaller returns, higher risk and longer term. This is why it is best not to think along the lines of what is the “minimum” I need to invest, instead it is what is the maximum I can invest and yet be properly set up and balanced with the rest of your financial plan.

Since that is the behavior and nature of how stocks move? Hedge funds offer both stock and option invest- ing. By law only “qualified” investors could participate. Qualified meaning wealthy, thus leaving the non- wealthy or most retail investors in the dark, only being able to make gains when stock move higher. Setting them up for huge losses when markets move lower, sell off or crash which is all still part of the normal cycle of stocks and financial markets. Professional traders and institutions trade options, some use options only saying holding stocks are too risky. Who do you listen too? It can get very confusing as an investor. I am going to help you understand your choices, understand how markets actually work, how many aspects of the financial markets work just the opposite of how you have been taught. How detailed education has been deleted out of public education and few colleges teach more than a paragraph about options and their importance and safety when invest- ing. We will give you what you need to know to make an informed decision when looking at places and vehicles to invest your capital. You might be surprised to learn

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