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| This review is not yet a book. It is a work in progress. The forthcoming book will show how a person can gain a lot of money through owning stocks. The table below demonstrates how someone can get to a million dollars by gaining 20% per year through growth stocks or ETFs and adding $8000 each year along the way. It is easier than you might think. The year 2011 ended flat instead of up because of the financial problems that arose in the U.S. and Europe late in the summer and which continued into the fall season. A friend of mine at work made 200% owning TVIX, the double volatility ETF, during those troubled months. The next few years will be no different because the financial problems have not gone away, and volatility will erupt throughout each coming year. You simply need to buy TVIX when it is selling for less the $30 per share. It is possible that it could drop to $20 per share before it spikes toward $60 but it will eventually get to more than $60 when either the U.S. or Europe gets hung up on another step in the financial dilemma. For example, our government has to raise the debt ceiling intermittently to keep the U.S. in business, and Congressional fighting will tank the stock market during those times. If you buy TVIX low enough and wait a few months, you should be able to make 100 to 200% for your money depending on your entry price. Then, sell it at $60 or higher. |
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Making A Million Dollars Through 20% Gains --- by John Overton
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