I'm Glad I Pulled My Money Out The Market When I Did And My New Investment Firm Protects Me From The Market Risks While Doubling My Money Every 4.5 Yrs.

Hey, can you tell us more about this Investment firm?

What more would you like to know. I can tell you it is a fixed rate and they give me quarterly statements to see how my money grows.

The investment co i decided to invest with is great. Its very low risk high yield and it doubles my money every 4.5yrs..I have the option of receiving quarterly checks off my principle or i can receive a statement....But whats also good about this company is you can come in as an initial investment or you can roll over your retirement plan...Great Great Investment..two thumbs up

AYANNA-

Good for you that you made choices that protected your investments!

I am a fixed annuities specialist and I can definitely say that out agents clients were breathing some sighs of relief!

Good luck to you!

Chris

Wow. You must be lucky to find such a good investment firm. Just be sure there is no hidden strings!

I'm just happy I'm young. During this time I can buy up more stocks at a better price for my long term financial needs. I'm switched up strategies for more long term right now.

I don't disagree with the above in theory. But, if anyone learns anything from the last 2 to 3 months it should be that 10 years of gain and some principal can be wiped out in a few short weeks taking another 10 years or more to make back what they once had. Even if someone makes back all their losses over the next 10 years that results in an effective growth rate of 0% while one is attempting to make back their losses.

A 25% percent loss in one year requires a 47% gain the following year to just keep even with a SAFE investment that's just limping along at 5% per year.

People who are at or near age 70 will never make back the recent losses in the market.

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There is nothing wrong with moving to cash, especially if your working with someone who is willing to make the move for you. Most institutional advisors are "advised" from their bosses to keep their clients money right where it is under any circumstances. However smaller boutique firms don't have to worry about exploding the market by moving to a 50% cash position like the big banks do.

HEHE ... well obviously the investments are directly tied to the markets and if it's now sitting in cash ... well he might have done 100% in the first 4.5 years, but let's see the return on the next 4.5.

I didn't any money out, but I protected my downside by buying puts