The FAST Way To Stock Market Riches!

If you want to make $50,000 to $100,000 in the stock market, with a near 100% guaranteed return in just a few weeks, you are going to want to read this blog post.

While nobody else in the media world will share this secret, I am going to reveal it to you here. The formula I am going to discuss has been known for nearly all time, yet very few people ever use it. And there are very good reasons for its rare use.

I am not saying you should do what I am about to discuss. If you are happy with the market results you already have, then by all means, stop reading now and continue on your current path. But if you truly want a solid formula to making fast money in the markets in the amounts I quote above, or more, then you need to read this!

Sparing no time, I will get right to the point.

If you invest $100 million in an ETF that holds 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds that yield 4%, you will earn over $300,000 in the next month, far surpassing the amounts I mentioned earlier!

There you have it! Fast money! Did that get you excited? Why not? Oh.... I understand. You don't have $100 million to start with! Bummer! Well at least I stated why so few people use this proven method!

That said, if you found yourself looking for that secret fast money formula, anxious to read even more, then this article is definitely still for you. It is likely you are an adrenaline junkie who gets a buzz off promises of fast riches created from thin air or with minimal investment. You likely have a tendency to place bets going all-in on that one-in-a-kazillion payout that never quite happens for you. The day-trader mentality. If a payout does happen, it's extremely rare and never exceeds the cumulative losses you racked up.

The TRUTH adrenaline junkies never admit: There is NEVER fast money in the stock market or in business unless it is leaving your wallet!

As a person who has closely followed the markets and business for over 52 years, the one thing I have never seen is an end to the supply of seemingly smart, yet gullible, people who irrationally believe unrealistic promises for fast riches.

There is always a hot stock or some promotor that promises millions by next year. The adrenaline junkie gambles on one, which doesn't work out as expected. Then they gamble on another. Some gambles might pay off a little, but over time the trend is always the same: money drains from your pocket as if you were playing a slot machine. The adrenaline junkie is unable to walk away, eventually throwing their net worth away with emotional decisions rather than managing his investment portfolio with discipline, facts, and reason.

If the adrenaline junkie runs a business, you will see them jump from scheme to scheme to scheme, betting on the new latest hot thing or technology gadget, usually a "turn-key operation" that's going to bring in millions, if not trillions! They don't even wait to see if the last thing can even provide a return. The promises never live up to the hopes. Management by wishful thinking is NOT an investment strategy.

Worse yet, for people addicted to this harmful investment style, either in the markets or in their businesses, the money wasted on these schemes could have been used to grow real wealth. The lack of patience, discipline, and self-awareness kills their portfolios and businesses. As the old saying goes, "A fool and his money are soon parted."

Wise investors and business operators follow a different mantra that says, "Appreciate what you have and it will appreciate".

If you appreciate what you have, and who you have, you will invest in it. You will cherish it. You will grow it. Like farming, you start with a seed, ensuring that the soil is right, then water regularly. Eventually a young plant is apparent, which you protect so it can grow and become larger. At some point in the future, it produces fruit, providing you many new and healthy seeds to multiply your wealth.

Adrenaline junkies lack the patience and discipline required to carefully nurture a proven process. It's boring to them. The idea of just gradually accumulating stock in steadily growing companies over a period of years is unacceptable, yet that is the proven formula used in producing real wealth. Their impatience demands wealth now, and they would rather appear wealthy with constant activity, than be wealthy with time, silence, and certainty.

If you find yourself attracted to fast money headlines such as those at the start of this article, you might just be an adrenaline junkie.....a gambler, and not an investor. Investors build wealth. Gamblers lose it. Every time!