Believe it or not, your return on investment can be controlled to some extent.
You just need to know what to do to control that.
Luckily, there are three ways in which you can safely achieve your return on investment and those ways are speed or return, personal cash control, and leverage.
The first, speed of return, is the way in which your yearly compounding rate can be increased so that your turnaround cycles are faster.
The ideal strategy is to find an investment that has a one to two week cycle.
This is going to prove to be much stronger than your yearly cycle and will yield a better investment.
Personal cash control is the second idea behind a safer investment.
You should have access to your cash when you need it.
That is so you can jump at any opportunities that come your way.
You don't want to see the opportunity of a lifetime and not be able to take it.
Those with available funds are those who find the best opportunities.
Your last safe idea is leverage.
You can use borrowed money to turn your $500 account into a $5,000 account.
If you're looking at a 10% yield, you can make $50 on $500, but you don't want to make 10%.
You want to make 100% or more, which is very possible.
So if you exercise these ideas and do so the right way, you'll be able to increase the return on your investment significantly.
You want to be able to put considerably more money into your pocket than what you invest.
You just need to know what to do to control that.
Luckily, there are three ways in which you can safely achieve your return on investment and those ways are speed or return, personal cash control, and leverage.
The first, speed of return, is the way in which your yearly compounding rate can be increased so that your turnaround cycles are faster.
The ideal strategy is to find an investment that has a one to two week cycle.
This is going to prove to be much stronger than your yearly cycle and will yield a better investment.
Personal cash control is the second idea behind a safer investment.
You should have access to your cash when you need it.
That is so you can jump at any opportunities that come your way.
You don't want to see the opportunity of a lifetime and not be able to take it.
Those with available funds are those who find the best opportunities.
Your last safe idea is leverage.
You can use borrowed money to turn your $500 account into a $5,000 account.
If you're looking at a 10% yield, you can make $50 on $500, but you don't want to make 10%.
You want to make 100% or more, which is very possible.
So if you exercise these ideas and do so the right way, you'll be able to increase the return on your investment significantly.
You want to be able to put considerably more money into your pocket than what you invest.
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