Van’s Note: Van Bryan here, Jeff Brown’s longtime managing editor. Here at The Bleeding Edge, we focus on the most explosive tech trends happening right now. But we also like to share interesting ideas from our friends and colleagues on occasion…
So today, we’re bringing you an essay from Teeka Tiwari. Teeka is a former hedge fund manager who has been called America’s No. 1 investor. I’ve followed Teeka’s work for years. And I’ve personally seen how his research has brought extraordinary wealth to his readers.
That’s why we’re bringing you today’s essay. Especially in a world where Treasurys are hovering around a mere 1% and the S&P 500 dividend has a paltry 1.5% yield, investors don’t have many great options for generating an income stream.
But Teeka’s found a special kind of investment he calls “Tech Royalties.” These Tech Royalties are not only capable of producing outstanding gains… they actually produce a steady stream of income as well…
And now he sees an imminent catalyst that could make this space explode…
If you’re interested in learning more, be sure to read on. And then RSVP for Teeka’s upcoming event, coming up this Wednesday, February 24, at 8:00 p.m. ET. Go right here to RSVP.
I don’t get involved in politics in my newsletters.
My primary mission is to help you move the needle on your financial life without putting your current lifestyle at risk.
So when there was controversy surrounding the U.S. presidential election this past November, I wasn’t worried.
I knew that no matter who became president on January 20, 2021… we’d likely see a continuation of the same monetary and fiscal policies we saw in 2020. And so far, that’s exactly what’s happened.
That means more fiscal stimulus from the federal government… and more artificially low rates imposed by the Federal Reserve. And as I’ll show you today, you could make a lot of money if that continues to play out.
Since the pandemic outbreak in March last year, the federal government has pumped about $3 trillion into the economy, with even more armed and ready. And the Fed has responded to the economic turmoil by cutting rates to historic lows.
Last June, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said, “We’re not even thinking about raising rates.” In fact, as recently as the end of January, the Fed announced no new changes to its monetary policy…
Unfortunately, the effects of current Fed policy will continue to hit savers right where it hurts – in their pocketbooks.
Right now, the yield on 10-year Treasurys is hovering around 1.34%. And the average rate on a savings account at your local bank is about 0.07%. Even if you put $10,000 in a savings account, your annual yield would be a paltry $7. It’s a complete joke.
And if you turn to the stock market, it’s not much better. The S&P 500’s dividend yield is around 1.6%.
If you’re looking for traditional income-producing investments in the stock market, good luck. Trying to find a top-tier blue-chip stock with a rock-solid large dividend is very difficult… Most big yields are in industries no one wants to own, such as oil and tobacco.
That’s why now – more than ever – you need to look outside traditional finance to generate income.
It’s a good bet the Fed will continue to flood the world with cheap money. That means investors will be hunting for alternative sources of income. I’ve already shown you they can’t get any income in traditional stocks or bonds.
We’ve seen this coming. That is why for the past two years, my team has been researching a new type of income stream only a few folks know about. I’d wager 99.9% of Americans have never heard of it.
Yet, we’ve used this asset to deliver average yields of 9.7% for my subscribers – regardless of what’s going on in the market. That’s more than 6x higher than the current yield on the S&P 500… And about 8x more than what you’d get from the 10-year Treasury note.
In addition, we’ve shown average capital gains of 273% on top of those 9.7% yields…
My subscribers have captured those gains from a brand-new asset we call “Tech Royalties.”
Tech Royalties is the name we’ve given to a new type of crypto that pays you to hold it. These cryptos provide you with a steady stream of income that increases in value over time as the underlying cryptocurrency becomes more valuable.
It’s similar to how a musician makes more money from their royalties as their music becomes more popular.
Think of it like owning a piece of The Beatles when they were playing nightclub gigs in Munich before hitting it big in the U.S.
Right now, we’re in an era of ultra-low interest rates, which means investors will start embracing nontraditional investments like Tech Royalties.
You have a window of opportunity now because very few people know about them.
You see, we project the Tech Royalty market to explode – from zero to $39 billion in just the next four years. And there’s a specific event about to take place that will put Tech Royalties onto the front page of every media outlet in the world.
It’ll be the world’s first introduction to this asset class. Once I got wind of that announcement… I knew I had to get this idea in front of you before the rest of the world comes charging in.
That’s why I am putting on a special Tech Royalty Summit on Wednesday, February 24, at 8 p.m. ET.
During this event, I’ll explain what Tech Royalty investing is… how to spot the good ones… and how to stay away from the bad ones. I’ll also share the imminent catalyst that’ll catapult Tech Royalties onto the front page of every media outlet.
Plus, I’ll give you the name and ticker symbol of my No. 1 long-term Tech Royalty – for free. Click here to reserve your seat today.
Let the Game Come to You!
Teeka Tiwari
Editor, Palm Beach Daily
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