Here's Why It's More Important Than Ever to Be "In to Win"

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I know there are scary headlines, the midterms, China and a whole host of other goblins out there... but those are all things that belong in the "might happen" pile. The "will happen" pile is far more exciting and far more profitable. Being "in to win" isn't just something I say, it's a way of life made possible by some of the greatest investment opportunities in a generation! Here's why. [(Click here)]( Key Takeaways: - There are always scary things that could "rock" the world's financial markets but getting around them is simple and potentially very profitable if you know how. - Never fear the unknown but, rather, invest in the certainty associated with everyone ELSE fearing the unknown. - Look ahead because that's where and how you'll profit. - A "might happen" situation could turn into a "doesn't matter" situation with a recent strategy developed by my friend, Shah Gilani. 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But what may surprise you more is [how much money you can make amidst election season](. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Why the Media Has Nothing to Say about America's Uneven Wealth Distribution]( A voice mandated by the richest Americans surely won't tell you where your money is hiding. But we will. Every day, these powers gain more of your hard-earned dollars and exert an ever-growing control over your life. This carefully crafted system of wealth inequality is specifically designed for you to fail. But we're here to [help you take all of it back]( - and give you the tools necessary to regain your independence. [Click here for the full story](. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Member Spotlight: What Does Total Wealth Mean to You?]( "Most of my portfolio is in dividend-paying stocks with some bonds and preferred stocks. My question is whether preferred stocks are a good way to diversify and minimize some risk going forward. "Quality" cumulative preferred stocks pay some good dividends (many qualifying for 15% tax treatment) and they only marginally decline as interest rates rise. It would seem like a good method of locking in some of my capital gains, maintaining my dividend income/cash flow, and minimize any hit from a market downturn. Thoughts?" Harris T. Wow... fabulous question and thank you for asking, Harris. You are absolutely correct - dividend stocks, including preferred stocks, can and do add a stabilizing influence against further market downturns. To be clear, they are not immune from a downturn, though; history simply shows they fall less. The real advantage is in what happens next. Dividend stocks typically roar back faster and further than non-dividend paying alternatives. Plus, you have dollar-cost averaging working in your favor if you keep buying during the downturn. People who lived through the great crash of 1929, for example, didn't break even until roughly 1954 (if my memory is correct), but those who held on to dividend stocks and continued to invest using the cold hard cash they kicked off broke even only 5 years later n 1936, even including the 1932 crash! Preferreds are a little different, but not by much. Here the primary concern is the bond-like payouts, which means they'll typically shrink a bit as rates rise. Still, not a huge concern in my book, given the forward nature of how CEO's - rather than politicians or Feds - address the future. Quadruple check with your accountant to make sure the switch you're contemplating matches your personal risk tolerance and return objectives. And, as always, concentrate on the the Unstoppable Trends and the specific companies making "must-have" products and services... offering dividends and preferreds. 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