What’s Your Investment Plan? | Super Affiliate Mindset
Oct 27 2007

What’s Your Investment Plan?

A lot of people ask me : “Amit, now that you have all this money, what’s your investment plan? Have you thought about saving for retirement? Kids college education?”

“You should put your money in IRAs, 401(k)s, CD, bonds, stocks…blah,blah,blah.”

Now if you plan to be a worker bee for the rest of your life, then these are very valid and important questions.

Put for a ppc super affiliate these questions are done right idiotic!?!

Yeah, I’m going to tie my money up in stocks, IRAs, or CDs so I can get a 5%, 10%, EVEN 20% return on my money in a good year!

Right!

Do you want to know what return a REALLY good investment plan will give on your money??

INFINITE!

That’s the return I get when I invest my money into my business, into ppc affiliate marketing.

Now you might ask : “Amit, how do you get infinite investment for ppc affiliate marketing, you said yourself the average ppc affiliate has an ROI of 50% on their campaigns??”

Simple.

All my ppc expenses go on my amex black card to the tune of $100,000/month and growing: expenses11.jpg

I don’t pay off my black card until AFTER I get my affiliate commissions. So I’ve actually borrowed money via American Express and made a hefty return in the process.

In other words I didn’t actually tie up a SINGLE CENT of my money, and yet generated a massive cashflow. That’s what I mean by infinite return.

The time many of you actually take to learning how to setup a retirement plan, invest in stocks, etc, etc, you could be using that time to learn how to setup a profitable affiliate offer.

Think about it, if you just have ONE affiliate offer that consistently produces $100/day profit, that’s a $36,500/year of cashflow.

Now tell me WHAT investment will give you that type of return. More importantly how much money would you have to tied up to get such a return?

If you’re getting a 10% return from your stock portfolio, you have to have $365,000 of your OWN MONEY tied up to get $36,500 a year.

If you’re getting a 5% return from CDs, you have to have $730,000 of your OWN MONEY tied up to get $36,500 a year cashflow.

I had a 401(k) and an IRA, I pulled ALL my money out.

Even if your goal is not to get rich or quit your job through ppc affilaite marketing, PLEASE take the time to learn how to make $100/day profit from affiliate marketing. You can do this with one campaign, and no it’s not hard.

Once you get to the point that you’re making $100/day profit, the sky is the limit after that! :)

So stop wasting your time trying to figure out what stocks and IRAs you’re going to ‘invest in’. If you really care about your financial future, you’ll do everything in your power to learn how to generate an infinite return on your money with ppc affiliate marketing.

Not only will you not have to worry about your retirement or funding your children’s college education, you NEVER have to worry about money PERIOD.

You’ll have the freedom to go to Nordstrom’s and drop $800 on clothing, like my wife and I did AGAIN yesterday. In fact my wife and I had a little competition: who would spend the most money!

You’ll be able to give away MORE money than you used to make in your job.

So what’s your investment plan?

Comments

  1. Tim says:

    Well then if you’re so great at writing options why are you interested in PPC? Options are much easier and you can use a lot of leverage. Yes, you can make a lot of money WRITING options against long positions. I have a friend who makes a lot of money doing just as you do. He also has to watch the market all the time which severely cuts into his personal life. But buying options is a fast way to the poorhouse. It’s a fact that 90% of options expire as losses. I’ve made over 1000% on several long positions myself. Just long term strategy, using good companies.

  2. Stockshaker says:

    Tim:

    I know what you are saying. I respect it. And I am quite aware of the risks. I’ve been through hell before.

    PPC: I want a new challenge. Web design was my first love, I gave it up for many years to learn how to trade, and now that I have my investments on auto-pilot, I have some free time to pick up the hobby which I always wanted to get into.

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