$ EXCERPT/ Harness the “NexGen” Experience and
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$ EXCERPT/ Harness the “NexGen” Experience and Crush the
“Old” Wall Street Paradigm.
“Old” Wall Street establishment stuck together...
Most brokerage firms recommended the same stocks.
Most mutual funds held the same stocks.
Most investors owned the same stocks.
It’s like these guys all used the same playbook. And even worse... these stocks did NOT have superior performance.
since most of the herd owns or recommends the same blue-chip stocks... they think it’s great to make a paltry 10% per year.
An “Old” Wall Street analyst or broker finds a stock that once beat the market… using run-of-the-mill indexes like the S&P 500 or the Dow as a “benchmark.”
He then examines the stock’s fundamentals.
And if the numbers aren’t on life-support, the “Old” Wall Streeter recommends it again.
But here’s the problem with “benchmarking”: It’s focused on investing in stocks that won in the past.
I don’t know about you, but I’m more excited about investing in the future… and finding the next Apple (AAPL), the next Amazon (AMZN) and the next Netflix (NFLX) today.
call it the “New” Wall Street approach to building life-changing wealth.
Think of IBM and their invention of the personal computer. Before that, computers were all mainframes and terminals that took up an entire room.
Now, a personal computer sits on the desks of 84% of all U.S. families.
The personal computer is what I call a disruptive technology.
Phoot: Matt on Fox BusinessAn innovative trend so strong that it disrupts an industry and changes the face of investing.
The iPhone is a disruptive technology from a disruptive company that made BILLIONS for investors smart enough to understand the power of NexGen investing.
I could go on. There’s Priceline, who revolutionized travel. Before that, you had to get a travel agent, or spend hours on the phone, making reservations.
And there was Google… Facebook… and Tesla.
Each of these companies disrupted the status quo and created a megatrend. This means these companies didn’t just improve an old technology. They invented a new technology that improved and enriched the way we live…
Their new technology ripped out the old technology by the roots.
And since it was strong enough to replace the old… the new technology became a megatrend.
The NexGen system is like having a money tree in your backyard — you can reach out and grab profits any time you need them, no matter what’s happening.
NexGen builds your wealth so surely, steadily and strongly, it will permanently change how you invest. And that’s not just my opinion…
The market data giant Thomson Reuters called the NexGen investing style…
“… An essential complement to managing risk while ALSO generating strong returns.”
“Old” Wall Street Paradigm.
“Old” Wall Street establishment stuck together...
Most brokerage firms recommended the same stocks.
Most mutual funds held the same stocks.
Most investors owned the same stocks.
It’s like these guys all used the same playbook. And even worse... these stocks did NOT have superior performance.
since most of the herd owns or recommends the same blue-chip stocks... they think it’s great to make a paltry 10% per year.
An “Old” Wall Street analyst or broker finds a stock that once beat the market… using run-of-the-mill indexes like the S&P 500 or the Dow as a “benchmark.”
He then examines the stock’s fundamentals.
And if the numbers aren’t on life-support, the “Old” Wall Streeter recommends it again.
But here’s the problem with “benchmarking”: It’s focused on investing in stocks that won in the past.
I don’t know about you, but I’m more excited about investing in the future… and finding the next Apple (AAPL), the next Amazon (AMZN) and the next Netflix (NFLX) today.
call it the “New” Wall Street approach to building life-changing wealth.
Think of IBM and their invention of the personal computer. Before that, computers were all mainframes and terminals that took up an entire room.
Now, a personal computer sits on the desks of 84% of all U.S. families.
The personal computer is what I call a disruptive technology.
Phoot: Matt on Fox BusinessAn innovative trend so strong that it disrupts an industry and changes the face of investing.
The iPhone is a disruptive technology from a disruptive company that made BILLIONS for investors smart enough to understand the power of NexGen investing.
I could go on. There’s Priceline, who revolutionized travel. Before that, you had to get a travel agent, or spend hours on the phone, making reservations.
And there was Google… Facebook… and Tesla.
Each of these companies disrupted the status quo and created a megatrend. This means these companies didn’t just improve an old technology. They invented a new technology that improved and enriched the way we live…
Their new technology ripped out the old technology by the roots.
And since it was strong enough to replace the old… the new technology became a megatrend.
The NexGen system is like having a money tree in your backyard — you can reach out and grab profits any time you need them, no matter what’s happening.
NexGen builds your wealth so surely, steadily and strongly, it will permanently change how you invest. And that’s not just my opinion…
The market data giant Thomson Reuters called the NexGen investing style…
“… An essential complement to managing risk while ALSO generating strong returns.”
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