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THE
EAST-WEST INVESTMENT TECHNIQUE
The most
certain way to protect your principal in the stock market is to invest
only with the interest it earns. Too often investors attempt overnight
riches, failing to realize that it is not the killing which makes for
market success, but rather the compounding effects that a consistent investment
strategy provides over a period of years. Windfall profits mean nothing
unless they are maintained and maximized. Thus, applying conservative
banking principles, speculating only with interest earned by one's investment
program, in the long run yields an improved return on capital in a consistent
fashion.
Many investors
aim of a 50% to 100% return per year on their investments. That is, for
most, too high. In reality a 10 to 20 percent return per year on capital
is sufficient to compound even small amounts of money into a plump nest
egg over the course of a decade as seen from the following table:
| Ten
years compoound gain: |
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At
an annual percent gain of
|
$10,000
grows to
|
|
0%
|
$10,000
|
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10%
|
$25,937
|
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20%
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$61,917
|
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30%
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$137,858
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40%
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$289,255
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50%
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$576,650
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60%
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$1,099,512
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70%
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$2,015,994
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80%
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$3,570,047
|
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90%
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$6,131,066
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100%
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$10,240,000
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Building
the East -West Pool
The formula
for speculating with interest is the basic procedures on which the super
fortunes amassed in this country have been and enhanced. The simple reason
the rich get richer is that they can speculate with their interest income.
Her's how you can use the same approach.
First of
all, one must build a pool of capital consisting of ultraconservative
investments. this pool of capital, which is called the East pool, should
be invested in bond funds, blue chip equity funds, and money market funds.
These conservative media give investors both strong basic capital and
sufficient income to keep positioned to make large returns on their more
aggressive investments, while keeping their principal intact.
The purpose
of the West Pool is to use the interest earned on principal in such a
way that one-dollar does the work of ten to twenty. The selection of mutual
funds to be used in the West Pool must, therefore, be made with particular
discrimination. First of all, West Pool investments must be oriented toward
high leverage. While the reason for investing in the East pool was to
generate and assure a conservative return, in the West Pool investments
are made ultra-aggressively, in high risk mutual funds such as gold funds
to achieve capital gains and hedge against inflation.
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