Extreme Measures
You can put your snowboard back in the closet and drop out of the next street luge--it's time to put your money where your mouth is. Forget extreme sports: This is extreme
investing.
On the surface, things may look pretty much the same on the
street where you live. But take a closer look. Neighbor Bob now
rushes home to day trade his burgeoning stock portfolio. That nice
old Mr. Phillips on the next block? Haven't seen him much
lately? He's holed up trading foreign currencies-having fun and
making a good buck, too. The busy soccer mom across the way? She
trades stock options for two hours every day after she puts her
kids on the school bus in the morning. And she's turned a
$5,000 savings account into a $35,000 war chest in just five
months.
These ordinary, extraordinary people have stepped up the pace,
broadened horizons and made success and adventure a new hobby.
While many continue to plow discretionary income into old standbys
like savings accounts, insurance policies, conventional bonds and
traditional real estate, others roam worldwide and cybersearch new
continents seeking brand-new investment niches and
opportunities.
They are a new breed. All of them are Extreme Investors in their
own right. Are you willing to risk a little more in making a jump
to the next level of your financial freedom? Do you want to make
ordinary, mundane investment routines an exhilarating and lucrative
hobby? Should you become an Extreme Investor in your own
right? Maybe.
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