| The Big Lie About Low-Risk Stocks? | Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club | I'm incredibly proud of our research team here at Wealthy Retirement. Every day, team members help uncover GREAT investment ideas that you NEVER hear about in the mainstream press. Here's a perfect example... A few months back, my team came across an obscure research paper from a professor of finance based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The paper's title - "The Low Beta Anomaly" - hinted that this was a contrarian idea. That got our attention RIGHT AWAY. In a nutshell, "low beta" is economist-speak for low risk. And if some Harvard geeks make a cool discovery about risk in the stock market, I want to know about it. Well, we hit the jackpot on this one! Typically in the market, if you want low risk, you've got to accept low returns. But this study showed that over a 50-year period, a certain type of investment delivered on "the promise of lower risk, but with surprisingly higher returns." That bears repeating... Over five decades, what emerged from this paper was PROOF of a way to get higher stock market returns... with lower risk!!! I couldn't believe that across the entire internet, this paper is mentioned only six times! But my research team had found it. Today, you're invited to check out my strategy for leveraging this incredible "low-risk anomaly," as the Harvard professor calls it. Our research shows it can lead to handsome stock payouts as high as $18,675, $28,350, $56,662 and more! Get all the details by clicking here. Sincerely, Marc P.S. This is nothing short of a hidden gold mine in the stock market. Over time, it could generate an extra $1.1 MILLION for your portfolio. Check out the details on this amazing anomaly right here. | | | | |
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