I’m sick of fund managers. They’ve been ripping money out of the pockets of hard-working people since the dawn of time.
You might be able to relate to this… and if not, you need to understand that the ludicrous “mandatory” fees the fund managers are charging are enough to kill any return you would ever hope to see.
That’s why I set out to find a way to put that cash back in your pockets!
The fund managers still walk away with a small amount, but this QUADRUPLES your return and keeps them from screwing you over!
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We often talk about steering clear of mutual funds and, more specifically, the nasty fund managers who try to sell you a bag of hot air.
I’m sure there have been times when you’ve been tempted to invest your money into these funds because the secure nature was appealing.
But you have to hold firm to staying away from these funds.
They may be secure, but your return is a measly 2% per year.
Think about that… if you have $500,000 in a mutual fund, your annual income from it would be $10,000…
Could you live off $10,000 a year? I know I couldn’t.
That’s why I want to show you how you can force the fund managers to quadruple your return.
To do this, we’re going to take a look at closed-end funds.
The best thing about closed-end funds is that there’s a finite number of shares available for each fund.
Mutual funds can create shares as they go.
Think of it like the American dollar. When the dollar went by the Gold Standard, there were only a finite amount of dollars available to the public.
The value of the dollar would only fluctuate with the value of gold. This is comparable to closed-end funds.
Once the U.S. Government broke away from the Gold Standard, they started printing money like there was no tomorrow. The value of the dollar, therefore, was as good as anybody’s guess.
The post-Gold Standard dollar is very much like a mutual fund share.
So, who’s to say what the value of 1 share in a mutual fund is worth?
It could be worth x to one person and y to another.
That’s why the shady managers are able to take so much money from them.
As I’ve mentioned, closed-end funds have only a finite number of shares available. That means you’re able to witness the glory of supply and demand at its finest.
This also means we can profit heavily if we buy shares while the demand is low and the supply is bountiful.
That way, when the demand starts to rise, so does the value of your shares.
On average, closed-end funds return 4x as much as mutual funds do, but you have to pick out the right ones.
There’s some very specific criteria you need to look out for in order to find the most profitable closed-end funds:
Criteria #1:
Don’t be fooled by all the charts that are thrown at you. When looking at a closed-end fund’s chart through specific tools like ycharts.com, you can choose to have the ‘dividends paid’ included.
The original chart might look a little topsy-turvy, but when you find one that’s pointing to the sky once you plug in ‘dividends paid’, you’ll know that you’ve found a solid closed-end fund to invest in.
Criteria #2:
You can’t be cheap about the fees of a closed-end fund. If the chart with the dividends present looks like it’s heading straight up, don’t let that quadruple return escape you over a small fee discrepancy.
You should pay somewhere between 3%-6% for these closed-end funds.
Criteria #3:
Ignore the myth about rate-hikes.
It’s widely believed that the Fed’s rate-hikes place a heavy burden on closed-end funds, but this is simply not true.
With rate-hikes starting to climb at a steady rate, closed-end funds have been climbing in a very healthy manner.
Don’t let this myth take your quadruple payouts.
Using these carefully selected criteria, you can force the fund managers to pay QUADRUPLE your return…
