The Flip-Flop Asset Allocation Method
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The Flip-Flop Asset Allocation Strategy
Overview
Should you allocate your funds into safe CDs to earn steady interest, gamble on a biotech index fund for potential breakthroughs in genomic cancer drugs, or choose something in between? With investment options expanding each year, I’m here to share a straightforward tactic to enhance your returns throughout your investing journey.
The Flip-Flop Method
The flip-flop method involves taking profits from an income-producing investment and channeling them into a speculative one. Then, flip the gains from that speculative investment back into another income-generating vehicle. This constant back-and-forth helps you capture both ends of the investment spectrum, potentially growing your portfolio faster and more securely than either approach alone.
Getting Started
Begin with a relatively safe income investment. This ensures that if your speculative choice results in a loss, you'll still have income from your initial investment to recover and try again. Plus, you’ll gain valuable insights from any setbacks.
Once you profit from a speculative venture, reinvest in a new income-producing asset. With each gain, diversify your portfolio with a broader range of income sources.
Optimizing Income Investments
As your base of investment income stabilizes, consider increasing the interest rate you're willing to accept on new income investments. You might start with a bank CD and later explore options like income-generating mutual funds, preferred stocks, loan portfolios, and real estate investment trusts (REITs). For even higher yields, explore platforms where individuals sell financial assets like second mortgages and annuities. Websites like Prosper can be a starting point, even with just $100.
Exploring Speculative Ventures
With a steady income in place, venture into speculative markets to elevate your investment game. Start small?"perhaps buy items at garage sales and resell them on eBay. Focus on areas you're passionate about, such as music or motorcycles, and find ways to add value and sell to enthusiastic buyers.
Larger profits come with more expensive items like cars or jewelry, but they also carry increased risk. For financial speculation, consider the futures market for maximum leverage. Use options to mitigate risks, whether through buying options alone, hedging with an option, or employing option spreads.
As your capital grows, you might explore land, commercial buildings, or businesses for speculation.
Personalize Your Strategy
While I’ve shared specific examples, your investments should align with your interests and expertise, whether they’re income-producing or speculative. Always start with a secure income investment before flipping and flopping profits across different asset types. This rebalancing strategy can significantly boost your portfolio's returns.
Embrace this dynamic method to potentially achieve greater financial success through strategic asset allocation.
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