How To Buy Stocks For Half Price And Slash Your Risk At The Same Time

Why would you ever buy a stock at full price when you can buy almost any stock for half price and simultaneously reduce your risk?

Lifestyle Publishing recently published two reports revealing two little-known, easy-to-implement techniques that let you buy most stocks (and many closed-end funds) for approximately half price.

One of these techniques is designed for growth or momentum stocks and the other is ideal when you buy dividend-paying income stocks. This article summarizes the advantages and disadvantages for each technique. See the resource box to get a free copy of each strategy report for details on how to use these revolutionary strategies.

The first report, How To Buy Growth Stocks For Half Price, reveals how you can effectively buy your stocks for half price and hold them indefinitely. You will get 90-100% of all the growth of the stock price and slash your risk of total loss in half. And since you are investing half as much, you will double your returns on investment (ROI).

For example, if you want to buy 100 shares of a $50 per share momentum stock, the Half Price Growth Stock Strategy reveals how to get 100 shares of the stock for only $2,500. If the stock price rises 50% to $75 per share, your ROI will be 100% instead of just 50%. Furthermore, the absolute most you could lose would be $2,500 instead of $5,000.

Here is a summary of the advantages and disadvantages of the Half Price Growth Stock Strategy:

Half Price Growth Stock Strategy Advantages:

• You will invest about half the market price of the stock
• You will get 90% to 100% of the growth of the stock price.
• You will approximately double your profits and returns on investment
• You can effectively own the stock this way indefinitely
• You can skim off profits along the way without selling the stock
• This technique is available for most stocks and many closed-end funds
• You can not lose more than you invest.
• Your risk of loss is cut in half
• The technique is very easy to use by simply following the simple procedure presented in this report.
• You are never obligated to buy or invest more money
• There are no complicated tax implications of using this technique
• This technique can be used in your retirement accounts (e.g., IRAs, SEP-IRAs, etc.)

Half Price Growth Stock Strategy Disadvantages:

• You can still lose money if the stock price declines although not as much as if you paid full price for the stock.
• It takes some thinking to fully understand why the strategy works.
• You will have to pay taxes as you take profits (versus tax-deferred if you generally buy and hold stocks for years); this is not true if you use the technique in tax-deferred accounts.
• You will not receive any dividends paid by the stock.

The second report, How To Buy Income Stocks For Half Price and Get Paid To Own Them, presents a completely different technique where you can buy your income stocks (or closed-end funds) for approximately half-price (or less), collect all the dividends, slash your total risk, defer taxes, and at least double your return on investment. Also, unlike the Half Price Growth Stock Strategy, the Half Price Income Stock Strategy lets you predict your ROI and lock in your profits immediately.

Here is a summary of the advantages and disadvantages of the Half Price Income Stock Strategy:

Half Price Income Stock Strategy Advantages:

• You will invest about half the market price of the stock
• You will magnify your returns on investment
• You will lock in your return on investment and profits up front
• You will dramatically lower your total risk versus Buy & Hold or selling covered calls
• You will literally own the stock
• This technique is available for most dividend-paying stocks and many closed-end funds
• You can not lose more than you invest.
• Your risk of loss is cut in half
• It is easy to exit the trade without a loss if the stock trends downward.
• The technique is very easy to implement by simply following the simple procedure presented in this report.
• You are never obligated to buy or invest more money
• There are no complicated tax implications of using this technique
• This technique can be used in your retirement accounts (e.g., IRAs, SEP-IRAs, etc.)
• It is easier to understand than the Half Price Growth Stock Strategy
• Includes free software that coverts the tedious analysis for setting up your position and predicting your return on investment to a few seconds of data entry on a spreadsheet.

Half Price Income Stock Strategy Disadvantages:

• It can not be used for all stocks and it is generally only appropriate for dividend stocks
• You can still lose money if the stock price declines dramatically although not as much as if you paid full price for the stock.
• You will not benefit from any growth in the stock price.
• You will not get to own the stock forever
• You will have to pay taxes on your dividends; this is not true if you use the technique in tax-deferred accounts.

Both half-price stock strategies are so safe they can be used in tax-deferred retirement accounts (e.g., IRAs, SEP-IRAs, etc.) Each report also includes a bonus summary of when to use each technique.

The Half Price Growth Stock Strategy includes some complex concepts typically used only by advanced investors, but both reports also include a simple step-by-step procedure anyone can follow even without understanding the complex concepts. Each report also reveals where to find all the information you need and exactly how to get most any stock you want for half price with about 5 minutes worth of effort.

Get a copy of both half-price stock strategy reports, currently available for free, and you may well never buy another stock any other way.

Written by: Dr. Bryan Stoker
You can get a copy of both half-price stock strategy reports at www.Autopilot101.com

The Half Price Income Stock Strategy is available at www.Autopilot101.com/free/reports/half_price_growth.htm
The Half Price Income Stock Strategy is available at www.Autopilot101.com/free/reports/half_price_income.htm

 

 
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