What is a Sharelord? Before I answer that you need to understand both sides of the stock market. There are two types of people that invest in the stock market. There is the 95% who speculate/gamble hoping to make money. These investors can only make money in one direction, either up or down. This is a 1980s type mentality which will literally blow up in your faces as it's known as time bomb investing. These investors will make more donations back to the market than profits. Praying and hoping to make money in the markets no longer works.
Then you have the other participants in the market place, the 5% who continually create the market. When you create the market then you have people paying you on a consistent basis. The people that pay you on a consistent basis are the speculators and these speculators are renting the shares from the creators of the market. The creators of the market are known as a Sharelord who rents out their shares each and every month earning them an income on a consistent basis.
By renting their shares out they agree to sell their shares at a certain price. For example if a Sharelord buys their shares for $20.50 and rents them out at $21.00. The speculator who is renting the shares pays a premium of $1.00 per share which gives the renter the right to buy the shares for $21.00 if the share price remains above $21.00 during the contract period. This contract period is agreed to by the sharelord and the renter of the shares.
$21.00 is the price that the speculator will pay if the share price stays above $21.00 by the end of the contract period. The Sharelord will be paid $21.00 per share and they will also keep the $1.00 that was paid to the up front when they initially rented out their shares. There is also the capital gain that will be made. The shares were purchased for $20.50 and then sold for $21.00 which is a $0.50 capital gain which increases their profit to $1.50.
The Sharelord can rent out their shares each and every month if the share price stays below the rented price, so in this case it $21.00 and continually generate and income every month.
So what is the return on investment? By selling their shares at $21.00, the profit is $1.50 which is an ROI of 7.3% for the contract period. What would your bank balance be if you compounded the returns. It will be a significant amount over a 5 or 10 year period. Think about this, what are the banks paying to put your money in a savings account?
I have simply shown you the power of Sharelord and how you can lessen your risk as well as maximizing your profits. This is a very powerful cash-flow strategy. With Sharelord, you will:
Figure out exactly how investors are making in between $5,000-$30,000 on a monthly basis.
Discover how to acquire shares WHOLESALE, not Retail.
Discover the best ways to LEASE YOUR SHARES and come to be a Sharelord.
Discover how the speculator pays for the insurance policy each and every time.
Discover how to earn between 3% - 9% each and every month.
Dismantle credit card debt and pay of a mortgage utilising the Sharelord strategy.
Discover how Sharelord has created more millionaires across the globe with this simple strategy.
Then you have the other participants in the market place, the 5% who continually create the market. When you create the market then you have people paying you on a consistent basis. The people that pay you on a consistent basis are the speculators and these speculators are renting the shares from the creators of the market. The creators of the market are known as a Sharelord who rents out their shares each and every month earning them an income on a consistent basis.
By renting their shares out they agree to sell their shares at a certain price. For example if a Sharelord buys their shares for $20.50 and rents them out at $21.00. The speculator who is renting the shares pays a premium of $1.00 per share which gives the renter the right to buy the shares for $21.00 if the share price remains above $21.00 during the contract period. This contract period is agreed to by the sharelord and the renter of the shares.
$21.00 is the price that the speculator will pay if the share price stays above $21.00 by the end of the contract period. The Sharelord will be paid $21.00 per share and they will also keep the $1.00 that was paid to the up front when they initially rented out their shares. There is also the capital gain that will be made. The shares were purchased for $20.50 and then sold for $21.00 which is a $0.50 capital gain which increases their profit to $1.50.
The Sharelord can rent out their shares each and every month if the share price stays below the rented price, so in this case it $21.00 and continually generate and income every month.
So what is the return on investment? By selling their shares at $21.00, the profit is $1.50 which is an ROI of 7.3% for the contract period. What would your bank balance be if you compounded the returns. It will be a significant amount over a 5 or 10 year period. Think about this, what are the banks paying to put your money in a savings account?
I have simply shown you the power of Sharelord and how you can lessen your risk as well as maximizing your profits. This is a very powerful cash-flow strategy. With Sharelord, you will:
Figure out exactly how investors are making in between $5,000-$30,000 on a monthly basis.
Discover how to acquire shares WHOLESALE, not Retail.
Discover the best ways to LEASE YOUR SHARES and come to be a Sharelord.
Discover how the speculator pays for the insurance policy each and every time.
Discover how to earn between 3% - 9% each and every month.
Dismantle credit card debt and pay of a mortgage utilising the Sharelord strategy.
Discover how Sharelord has created more millionaires across the globe with this simple strategy.
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Danny Younes is an expert financier and wealth strategist with over 7 years experience to discover more about Sharelord, then check out Work With Danny Younes website on everything about investing.
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