The “Target” problem with traditional investing

Mixing and matching strategies can be incredibly powerful

When you think about investing, there's a difference between passive growth and active growth. Passive growth is what most people think of when they think about investing. You buy 1,000 shares of stock ABC and over five years, it grows from $100 a share to $120 a share. You made a 20% return on your investment, or $20,000 over the course of five years. That's not bad! But the problem with that kind of investing is, one bad headline about ABC can wipe your entire investment away in the blink of any eye. Just think about what happened to people with a big stake in Target (TGT) this week…

Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to stir up panic about traditional investing. That's certainly ONE smart part of any portfolio. But in my opinion, you are doing yourself incalculable damage if you don't diversify your approach with what I call "active" growth. By that I mean, the kinds of income strategies Jack Carter teaches in his Income for Life initiative. These strategies target additional income every week (there are monthly versions, too!) and don't typically involve investing in a stock that could go belly up in the blink of an eye. And their ability to stack and compound wins and generate income over time is incredible. Let Jack teach you all about how it works When you combine a weekly income approach with traditional passive investments you can really create a powerful portfolio approach that puts you over the top and doesn't leave you exclusively exposed to the crazy volatility that companies can experience now. I hope you learn a ton from this workshop… See you on the flip side, TBUZ

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