Gamble Wisely

What would you stake on a roll of the dice?  Your college money?  Your home?  Your retirement?  I doubt it.  Higher education, a place to call home,  and living your final years in relaxation are too precious to leave to chance.   Rolling dice relies entirely on luck, and luck is not always on your side.  But fortunately, I am.  I offer you the power to control the dice.  For years, I have been controlling the dice myself through research and evaluation, and the rewards keep on flowing.  How?  I invest in the stock market.

It may seem as though bad headlines about the economy roll in every week.  Job losses!  Double-dip recession! Weak GDP!  Stop.  Look past the intimidating plethora of numbers.  Look past the confusing terms and the few Wall Street investors who get kicks out of screaming “fire!”  Pick up your head and hop on the train.

Whether you are a student, a parent, or what have you, one thing is clear: you work hard.   Your money should do the same.  It can either sit futilely in a savings account, earning mere cents for every $100.00 you put in, or it can work as hard as you do.

Now remove the faulty stigma from your mind that the stock market is a high-risk venture upon which only the impulsive and naive embark.  Remove the notion that you will lose all of your money in the stock market; it is simply unrealistic.

I have earned thousands of dollars in the stock market and know where you can put your money so that it’s safe, while still affording your bank account a pleasant boost. McDonald’s, for example, has over 35,000 restaurants worldwide. And CVS Pharmacy fills more than a billion prescriptions annually.  A world without these businesses would surely be a different one.  These companies, among thousands of others, are safe.  When you need a band-aid, you turn to Johnson & Johnson.  When you need laundry detergent, you thank Procter & Gamble.  Prosperous companies are all around us.  You just need to know how to find them.

Every couple of weeks, I will release in-depth articles on the stocks which will put some serious money in your pocket.  And unlike many other financial advisers, my office has windows and my advice is free.  Let’s beat Wall Street.

-Marc Bernstein

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