You don’t need to be a millionaire to retire like one… all you need is a simple little secret.
You’re not going to get this secret from your standard retirement fund manager, but I’ll expose you to it so YOU can retire like a millionaire.
There’ll be no more idolizing your rich peers after you implement this simple secret—they’ll be the ones who are jealous of you…
Yesterday’s WSI TV episode explained everything you need to know about how you can retire on our money… Now I want to show you a little secret that’ll take that strategy and place you in a retirement fit for a millionaire.
The first thing you need to do is fire your fund manager. This is something you can accomplish all on your own (with my help, of course) and it’ll save you tens of thousands of dollars in fees…
First, I want to recap what you should be doing with the $2,000 you could be receiving from us.
For the perfect retirement portfolio, you should divide you $2,000 up in the following way:
- $200 (10%) in cash
- $400 (20%) in metals
- $400 (20%) in a market-tracking ETF
- $200 (10%) in a hedge position
- $800 (40%) in stocks
This portfolio will set you up for the perfect retirement IF the bull market continues to rage on, but there’s some tweaking to do if you want to retire like a millionaire.
It’s all about reading the stock market (which I’m going to continue to do for you).
If the time comes when we see a correction, there’s a few vital things we need to do with our portfolio.
If the S&P 500 convincingly drops below the 50-day moving average, you want to take the following actions:
- Flip your market-tracking ETF position and your hedge position so you have 20% in the hedge position and 10% in the market-tracking ETF
- Start selling off stocks so your position is down to 30%
- Invest the 10% you’ve taken from stocks and invest in more metals
So, if the correction does come, here’s what your portfolio would look like:
- $200 (10%) in cash
- $600 (30%) in metals
- $200 (10%) in a market-tracking ETF
- $400 (20%) in a hedge position
- $600 (30%) in stocks
Now, the next market trigger would be if the S&P 500 convincingly slips below the 200-day moving average.
At that point, you’d want to make an even bigger change. In this case, you’d do the following:
- Drop your holdings in stocks to 10%
- Sell your whole position in the market tracking ETF
- Up your hedge position to 30%
- Buy 20% worth of bonds or a bond tracking ETF
At which point your portfolio would be bearish:
- $200 (10%) in cash
- $600 (30%) in metals
- $600 (30%) in a hedge position
- $400 (20%) in bonds/bond ETFs
- $200 (10%) in stocks
Being able to move with certain market patterns will not only save you from the horrors of a crash or a long-term bear market, but it’ll also ensure that you’re able to profit massively off these movements.
By following this simple secret I’ve laid out for you, you’ll be able to retire like a millionaire without having to break the bank on a useless fund manager.
