Dear Reader, Outside of your super...do you invest privately? It’s okay if the answer’s ‘no’. But if it’s ‘yes’, you’re probably excited by the back-to-back interest rate cuts we just had...two record lows in two months. What does it all mean for stocks? Well, as an investor, you’d know that typically, when saving your money in the bank becomes virtually pointless, you look elsewhere for a return on your cash. Somewhere that’s actually growing. And even though I’m generally bearish right now, the numbers don’t lie. The stock market is up 21% since 27 December . Now, investing in stocks isn’t for everyone. Even though this latest rate cut means there’s virtually no point to saving your money in the bank right now…there’s virtually no risk, either. There IS risk in stock investing. Because the value of stocks can go down as well as up. But as an investor, you know that — right? You may not know this, though: My friend Callum Newman recommended a stock that went up 118% between 27 December last year and 16 May this year... He tipped another that went up 110% over the same period... And another that went up 51% — same timeframe again... What’s the cash rate right now? 1%? Cal says that’s an opportunity… If you’re worried about risk — well, you’d be foolish not to be. But he’s come up with a strategy that could help you minimise risk, while still giving you exposure to some of the fastest-growing stocks on the Australian market. If you’re thinking about getting into the market because interest rates are in the toilet, I can’t really argue with you. But I’m happy to send you Callum’s way, because his new investing strategy looks like the best of all worlds to me. (He’ll even tell you which stocks he thinks you should buy…) Go here to learn more… Sincerely, | | Shae Russell, Editor, The Daily Reckoning Australia |
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