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Hi Friend,
Everybody is talking about Trump’s speech last night.
Most of the attention is on when the war in Iran will end, but it got me thinking about something different: timing.
It's crazy how fast things can change. Someone decides to launch an attack and suddenly your gas bill jumps up.
One second the world looks one way, then we see a headline on our phone and now everything is different.
Here's why that's important...
For most of us, our wealth strategy is 100% dependent on timing.
We're told to work hard, save for 40 years, then retire and sell 4% of your assets every year. Your whole financial life is split into an accumulation phase and a liquidation phase.
Well what happens if you start selling your assets right when someone in Washington decides to launch an attack? Or announce new tariffs? Or any number of things that send markets into a panic?
Everyone says, "Don't worry, the markets always bounce back higher. A year or two from now we'll be even higher than before."
Sure... but you can't wait a year to buy your groceries. So now you've been forced to sell at the worst possible time. And once you sell you kill that compounding forever.
You don't get to decide when life happens.
You don't get to call the market and ask it to wait until next month.
That's why I think the standard model is broken. It assumes timing will be kind to you, and timing is not a luxury most people actually have.
And here's what makes it worse...
Did you see how when Trump tweeted we were going to delay infrastructure strikes, that morning $1.5 billion in trades were placed?
One single decision can have a huge effect on your wealth, and you have no idea when those decisions will happen.
Meanwhile, there's another group of people who know exactly when these decisions are being made, and they get to profit off them.
So what do you do about it?
Well, the way to win the game is to never play in the first place.
Never sell your assets.
Instead you build a personal treasury.
You stop thinking like a worker, and you start thinking like a treasurer.
You accumulate assets and borrow against them, which means you never stop compounding and you don't pay capital gains. (And loans aren't taxable either.)
The people making those $1.5 billion trades... they're doing this. For generations this is the playbook that has been reserved for the 1%.
But next Thursday I'm going to do a live event where I'm going to show you exactly how to do it for yourself.
I’m also going to show you how to put rules in place that mitigate risk, save massive amounts in taxes, and accelerate your wealth plan by years.
If Trump's speech made you uneasy, the answer isn't to sit in front of the TV and worry more.
The answer is to build a financial structure that isn't affected by headlines in the first place.
If you want to learn how, save your spot here:
https://link.1markmoss.com/SfUIc
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