Few things in life are guaranteed...
According to Benjamin Franklin, only two things fit that bill: death & taxes.
But there is one other thing you can bank on (literally)...
It involves a special type of investment.
And over the next couple of days, we’ll show you how this investment could help you increase your net worth… guaranteed.
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So What is This “Guaranteed” Money Maker?
If you’re a longtime Crowdability reader, you might assume that I’m just talking about early-stage investments here... but that’s not the case.
You see, while this investing strategy does involve early-stage investments, you can’t simply invest in a start-up and expect to make guaranteed gains.
No, when it comes to early-stage investing, nothing is guaranteed.
For example, let’s say a start-up you invest in goes on to become a big company, generating millions of dollars a year in sales and profits.
You’d expect to make money on that deal, right?
Wrong.
It’s actually exceedingly rare for a start-up to distribute profits to shareholders in the form of dividends.
Start-ups that earn money usually reinvest their profits to grow even bigger.
They’ll use that cash to hire salespeople, for example, or for marketing, or to expand to a new territory.
What About the IPO “Cash Register”?
What about making millions when the start-up you invest in goes public on the stock market?
Keep dreaming.
We’ve all seen high-profile stock market debuts of companies like Facebook and LinkedIn…
But most companies never reach the necessary level of revenues, profits or predictability to go public.
Nor is going public even the dream of today’s average entrepreneur…
Running your own company can be exhilarating; running a public company (especially after the beefed-up requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002) is more of a headache.
In fact, the number of IPOs has been on a downward trend for a few decades:
From 1980 to 2000, an average of 311 U.S. companies went public each year. After the tech bubble popped in 2000, the average dropped to about 100 per year. Overall, from 2001 to 2011, the number of IPOs plummeted 80 percent.
In other words, your chances of cashing out of your start-up investment thanks to a big IPO are decreasing by the day.
So How The Heck Do You Make Money, Guaranteed?
If it’s not dividends… and it’s not IPOs… how do you do it?
How do you make money—guaranteed—when it comes to early stage investing?
Well, last week Wayne introduced you to a remarkable group of people.
People who went from being dead broke to multi-millionaires over night.
As it turns out, their secret for making “overnight millions,” is the exact same secret for earning guaranteed returns.
If you check your inbox at 11:00 AM tomorrow, Wayne will reveal that secret...
And he’ll show you three specific ways for finding these highly profitable investments.
Stay tuned!
Best Regards,
Founder
Crowdability.com
