Publisher's Synopsis
ASSET REVESTING is a ground-breaking book that reveals a revolutionary investment style the outdated financial industry does not want you to discover. The author, a seasoned financial expert, shows how using an asset hierarchy and deploying both risk and position management redefines how to build wealth. Asset Revesting solves several financial industry problems most people don't even know they have.
This book shows a different way to invest. It sheds new light on the investing world's hidden realities, risks, and unknown opportunities. It is a must-read for all investors, especially those using a diversified buy-and-hold portfolio. The content will alter your thinking and improve your outlook on investing and life.
IF YOU'RE AN INVESTOR, YOU PROBABLY HAVE THREE CHALLENGES:
- You want higher returns with less stress and lower risk.
- You want to reach your financial goals faster.
- You are worried you will run out of money in retirement.
ASSET REVESTING CAN SOLVE ALL THREE OF THE CHALLENGES ABOVE:
- Increase returns by holding only assets rising.
- Achieve your financial goals in years vs. decades.
- Become wealthier vs. poorer in retirement.
This overview of Asset Revesting is the first step toward total financial freedom. It's important to note that you won't find technical analysis or detailed step-by-step strategies here. Instead, you will learn what needs to be changed and how to harness this investing style, either on your own or with the author's help. This strategy is most efficient with investment accounts in the $100K - $5M range.
The book's approach tends to irk most financial industry professionals and is not for short-term aggressive traders. These folks, though curious to learn, will dislike any method that breaks free from the 'norm' and threatens their foundation. They may even attempt to discredit the book's content to calm the waters. But don't be fooled because, in doing so, their pushback supports the fact that Asset Revesting has merit and can begin the process of change that the financial industry (and potentially your savings) desperately needs.
