Thursday, July 27, 2006

Cash So Fast It Should Be Illegal - 5 Secrets To Becoming Filthy Rich In No Time Flat!

Everyone in America is always trying to figure out how to become rich, but no one ever seems to come up with any answers. Some folks invest their money through stockbrokers and financial planners. Others play the lottery. A few even try to pray to their god for it; but none of these strategies ever seems to work. I do SPORTS INVESTING. Through Sports Investing, I am able to create wealth over time by strategically implementing my predetermined strategies and compounding my wealth in no time flat. Today I am going to give you my five secrets to becoming filthy rich in no time flat. If you follow these secrets and implement them every day you should have more money then you know what to do with, before you realize it.

Always Be Prepared

I learned this motto early on in the boy scouts. As a child, I would laugh and think it was silly. However, as a sports investor I know this may be the single most important secret to success. In order to be successful as a sports investor one must always create a method or strategy for producing their desired results and stick to it.

Stay Open-Minded

More would be millionaires never achieve success because of closed mindedness. Then fail for lack of a good idea. Most people seek to be average. They want to keep up with the Joneses and do what everyone else is doing. The problem with this is it allows your mind to shut down. When a person says I can’t make money watching sports or sports investing won’t work they allow their mind to except it and stop working on idea’s to make it work. Be open-minded look at every idea for its possibilities not for it’s shortcomings. Instead of saying sports investing won’t work try saying how can I make money watching sports. By looking at things with this mindset, you force your brain to continue working on a solution and solutions breed results.

Don't Be A Know It All

When it comes to creating wealth through sports investing, you always want to make informed decisions. This doesn’t mean you need to think you have all the answers. It means you should listen and take advice from people in your field who are more successful then you. A person who walks around thinking they know everything usually doesn’t know shit. To take a life motto from the great Socrates who lived by his quote “I know nothing” always live your life asking questions in search of new ideas. If I thought I knew everything I would have never become the handicapper I am today. I personally buy every book or study every course I can get my hands on, because if I can take just one good idea from everything I read and implement it. I’ll personally make a fortune off of each idea.

Stay Focused

Sports Investing is always about decisions. You constantly have to make choices on where to put your money. It’s easy to follow your friends who are out there making cowboy style decisions and losing a lot of money in the process. These are exciting and fun. They make you feel like things are really happening, but the thing that’s happening is your losing your money. The hard choice is to stay focused on your plan and remain on the road to prosperity.

Never Stop Hustling

A big reason people never become rich is they become complacent. You always need to stay humble but stay hungry. When people stop the grind and no longer hustle this is where they fall off. I spend every day going through my plays to make sure I’m maximizing my profits. It’s when you get too big for your britches that you start to think you make money because you’re good. The reality is you’re good because of the work you put into making money, and the fact that you’re not afraid to hustle.

By implementing these five steps in your everyday life, you are well on your way to accomplishing all of your goals. Sports Investing is a smart, fun way to maximize your profits and earn that income that is so desired. Too many people fall into holes and traps by simply “winging it”, make uneducated guesses, and then end up failing hard. Everyone who is successful at what they do, follow a simple plan and make sure they stick with a formula to success. This article should give you a head start with a simple 5-step program to become a Sports Investor. For any questions or more information, please go to my website at http://www.powerpositionbetting.com/ where we cover these topics in greater detail.

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Wednesday, July 19, 2006

Is Your Financial Planner Lying To You? Sports Investing Outperforms The Market Every Time.

Most Americans today invest in one way or another. They set up 401K’s, start college funds for their children, or actively invest through some type of brokerage house. In whichever manner they decide to save their hard earned money should be applauded. However when one invests they should strive for the best possible return on investment. That’s where the financial planner comes into play for a not so small, small fee. A financial planner should help you invest your money to achieve the best possible return on your capital.

My question to you, do financial planners really do there job? If we as clients pay them for there expertise, why do they tell us our best strategy must be to diversify and continuously reallocate. Most of the financial planners I’ve met don’t know a thing about the markets or successful investment strategies. They copy one another and pitch you with the same old quotes like sheep; “Diversify, Reallocate, Diversify, Reallocate.” Every once in a while they give you the same old “we need to sit down and go over your future insurance needs. Half of them couldn’t analyze P.E. ratios or tell you what’s a company’s ROA. The truth of the matter is financial planners don’t actually know anything about the market. They’ve been put on this earth to place you into mutual funds and allow someone else to pick your stocks. For this service they usually take about 1% of your money.

Why, if we pay 1% of our money to these people do they not provide us with the best possible advice? We don’t get their best advice because it’s not profitable for them. If your financial planner told you SPORTS INVESTING would yield you 1000’s of percentage points more than your returns from the stock market, with less risk, and you didn’t even need to pay him to do it, he would be out of a job in a day. The truth of the matter is it would and you can. Most financial planners are terrified of the day their clients wake up and realize they don’t need them. If you don’t believe me, just stop in to your financial planner’s office one day unannounced, ask them a few basic questions about your portfolio and tell them you want to go over some concerns you may have. Watch them squirm, because the reality is they don’t bring any value to table what-so-ever. God for bid you mention to them you read somewhere that SPORTS INVESTING yields higher returns with less risk, they would throw a fit. They’re going to tell you sports’ gambling is too risky. Everyone who gambles always winds up losing in the end.

To be honest sports gambling is risky, but we’re not talking about sports gambling we’re talking about SPORTS INVESTING which is a big difference. Just like there’s a difference between the analysts on Wall Street and the guy at home trading stocks over the internet based off of a tip from his mailman. There’s a difference between sports gambling and a SPORTS INVESTOR. When a person is a professional sports investor, they’re making plays with relatively no risk involved. A SPORTS INVESTOR looks at things in a long-term perspective. They’re not making individual decisions from game to game. Rather, they’re looking at everything from an investor’s perspective and taking each play into consideration as an overall play to raise their return on capital. Most SPORTS INVESTORS incorporate various different strategies in to their regimen. They look at their bets in terms of risk vs. reward and build their bankrolls over time.

If this strategy sounds familiar it should. It’s the strategy of most successful investors, no matter what market they may be in. The problem with investing in sports isn’t the returns on investment; your returns are far superior to any other investment. It’s also not the risk involved with your plays, you incur relatively no long term risk with sports investing. Lastly it’s most definitely not your understanding of the subject matter; you almost always have a better understanding of what’s happening in sports over what’s happening with some company in Malaysia. The only issue with SPORTS INVESTING I’ve encountered stems from people having trouble grasping the fact that you can earn a living doing something you love. For more on how you can make a living investing in sports go to http://www.powerpositionbetting.com/.

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Startling Secret of Making Big Money Betting Sports Isn't Learning How To Win...It's Simply First Learning How Not To Lose! James Sharpe & Pete Masters created the *ultimate* guide- To download our FREE report "The 7 Deadly Sins Of Sports Betting" Go To:==> http://www.powerpositionbetting.com/ ===========================================================

Wednesday, July 05, 2006

Make MONEY everyday with NO RISK involved - SPORTS HANDICAPPING is a safer investment then WALL STREET.

Sports Investing is the safest and most profitable investment out there period. When comparing investments safety is defined in terms of risk vs. reward. Based off of that assumption let’s breakdown the average investors portfolio. An average investor usually keeps about 10% of their portfolio in I-bonds. This is a play on inflation. It usually returns a couple % above the current inflation index. At the time of this article it’s yielding 6.75%. Not a bad return considering that there is relatively no risk involved is this investment. Then 40% to 60% of your money goes into mutual funds spread out over different sectors in order to give your portfolio complete exposure to the market. Spreading out your mutual funds diversifies your portfolio. This in turn, will protect your investment supposedly. I say supposedly because with mutual funds nothing is truly safe. You’re susceptible to external sources that can really affect your returns. Never the less let’s be the optimists that I know we all are and look at the glass half full. On average your return should be somewhere around 10% to 15%. For our purpose we’ll work with a 15% return. Now we covered about 70% of our portfolio so far. The final 30% will be broken down as such 20% spread over tax free municipal bonds and other private corporate bonds. These help to lower the risk in your portfolio but give back very mediocre returns. You’re looking at returns between 4% and 6%. Finally the last 10% is allocated for some risk in order to beef up returns. It can be placed anywhere from individual stocks that you or your manager like. To commodities like oil or precious metals that in the right market can really sore. In this final 10% you carry a lot of risk but this is also where you have the opportunity to get your best returns. This being said let’s remain on the path of the optimist and give our investor average Joe an excellent return of 30%. Now that average Joe has his portfolio let’s implement a simple weighted average formula. Using the numbers we previously presented to you, our formula goes as follows: (0.1 * 0.0675) + (0.6 * 0.15) + (0.2 * 0.06) + (0.1 * 0.3) = 0.138 or 13.8% ROI. So as you can see average Joe is taking a considerable amount of risk on Wall Street for a measly return of 13.8% a year.

When you’re a sports handicapper you make your money placing bets. With this being said, your sports gambling IQ is usually a lot higher then the average gambler. Remember our initial statement was sports handicapping is a safer investment then Wall Street not sports gambling there is a difference. Just to simplify things I’m going to break it down to one basic system used by most true sport handicappers; OFFLINE PLAYS. An offline play is where a sports handicapper uses the discrepancies in lines between different sports books to his advantage. Whenever they find one of these discrepancies the difference between the sports book with the highest plus and the one with the lowest minus each penny is equivalent to 1% return on their money. I know what most of the people who are not sports handicappers are thinking. How often can something like this occur and what kind of risk is involved. Well plays like this occur every single day. Actually you can usually find anywhere from 1 penny to 30 cents every day. That’s equivalent to 1% to 30% return on investment every day. As opposed to 13.8% a year on Wall Street, averaged over 5 to 10 years. I don’t know about you but I’m taking 30% a day over 13.8% a year every time. Remember also this doesn’t even take into account compounding interest; which over a five year period turns a 30% a day return into an unimaginable return on investment. Now that the reward part of this discussion is no longer a question what about the risk factor. Earlier we were discussing how on Wall Street you diversify in order to manage risk. Well with a play like this there is absolutely no risk involved. You either break even or you earn your percentage return, and if you want to guarantee yourself a return every time you just have to increase your wager on the side of the favorite a little bit. This will allow you to earn half that percentage amount every time.

This article should help you understand how to make money everyday with no risk involved. But if anyone has any questions please go to my website at http://www.powerpositionbetting.com/ where I cover this topic in greater detail.

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Startling Secret of Making Big Money Betting Sports Isn't Learning How To Win...It's Simply First Learning How Not To Lose! James Sharpe & Pete Masters created the *ultimate* guide- To download our FREE report "The 7 Deadly Sins Of Sports Betting" Go To:==> http://www.powerpositionbetting.com/ ===========================================================