Tuesday, August 10, 2021

The 60/40 investing rule is DEAD

Hey Trader,

The conventional investing wisdom known as the '60/40 rule' is a fallacy right now.

The idea behind it is that you put 60% of your investing dollars into stocks, so you'll have enough growth potential to meet your goals, and the other 40% goes into bonds, to provide a stable source of income to fall back on in case your stocks don't perform.

But in the current times this rule would serve you close to nothing if you want to grow your bank account.

Not only because a simple portfolio of 60% global equities and 40% U.S. bonds is likely to net an annual return of just 4.2% over the next 10 to 15 years.

But also because there's so much more opportunity out there.

You'd be doing yourself a disservice by not acting on the higher ROI opportunity.

And that right now is trading.

We've seen 50%, 100% and even 200% returns consistently among Hawkeye Traders.

The key there is "Hawkeye Traders". Just because you decide to get into trading one day doesn't mean you'll see those numbers yourself.

There are some things only accessible to a few that can take you from beginner trader to successful trader.

And we cover those inside this one, private training.

To your success,

Team Hawkeye

Hawkeye Traders

team1@hawkeyetraders.com

Call us: (888) 233-8598

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