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Current Value

1 Week Return

1 Month Return

1 Year Return

DJIA

$38,706.56

-0.98%

2.30%

17.55%

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$5,280.24

-0.51%

4.08%

26.26%

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$16,739.32

-1.09%

6.87%

29.37%

Bitcoin

$67,148.10

-1.98%

11.50%

148.40%

Ethereum

$3,741.46

1.25%

25.89%

102.22%

*As of Close of Current Market Week

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1 Year Return

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150.88%

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184.62%

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12.04%

242.45%

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How far from wealth are you?

How far from wealth are you? I’m not talking about how much money you have or how much passive cash flow you have. I am talking about your investments.

Most investors like to do things the easy way, but that is not always the smart way. Let me explain.

I am going to share different ways to invest in certain assets. I am not going to cover all assets, but I am going to cover key assets, such as food and shelter—we will always need those—as well as energy and currency. Again, these are staples that we will need as long as we are alive and most of them have been around and creating wealth for thousands of years.

Let’s start with gold. It has been around for thousands of years and has always been a way to store and transfer wealth. There are several ways you can invest in gold. The most obvious is to own physical gold. That is pretty good. You can also buy Gold ETFs. That is something that the securities industry made up so they could profit from investments in gold, because they cannot control gold.

It is FURTHER from owning gold, and is therefore more diluted and not as valuable. Think about it this way…if you bought 100 bars of gold, it would have a certain value. If you invested the same amount in a gold ETF, I absolutely, positively guarantee that there are some middle men making money on that. The value of the gold gets diluted before it makes it to you. You are further from the gold.

Can you get CLOSER to the gold than owning gold coins or cars? Actually…Yes. I am in the process of investing into an actual gold mine…literally. We control the volume of gold coming out of the ground and the processing of that gold into coins and bars. Think about that. Control the supply of gold. As gold prices go up, guess what happens—the value of my supply goes up even more. We are cutting out several middle men…and creating more wealth as a result.

I’ll share another example. Food. During times of recession, a lot of experts say you should invest in shares of companies that process or distribute food. That is “far” from the money. Where does the food start?

I have invested in food by directly owning the land and trees that create food. I own mango trees, the most consumed fruit in the world. I own coffee trees and cacao trees, used in the making of chocolate. Sure…you could invest in shares of Hershey to participate in the demand for chocolate, but that is far from the wealth. After they buy cacao, there is production and manufacturing—then money gets spent on distribution and marketing and sales. Finally, the product get sold. If the company is efficient and well-run maybe the shareholders get a little profit. You own a piece of paper (figuratively) that entitles you to a share of the profits of the company…if there are any.

If you want to build your wealth faster and get better returns, find ways to get CLOSER to the asset. Look for ways to invest in the natural resources or origin of assets.

  • Owning a REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) is good. Owning rental properties is better. Owning the land or lumber to build houses is the best.

  • Owning shares of food providers is good. Owning the distribution or shipping of food is even better. Owning the trees or ground is the best.

  • Owning shares of an oil company is good. Owning the pipelines is even better. Owning the oil wells is the best.

  • Owning a gold ETF is good. Owning gold coins is better. Owning the gold mine is the best.

You get the point. Think about how you invest. Find ways to get CLOSER to the wealth than just owning shares of a company that may provide some profits after all the middle men, processing, and distribution have diluted the wealth.

It is not easy, but I have found ways to invest directly in agriculture, gold mining, oil wells, clean water sources, and other natural resources. We dive deeper into these topics with Unbroken Investing members; visit us today to learn more.

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