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How to capitalize on opportunities in stocks, bonds, collectibles and real estate... SPONSORED Shah

How to capitalize on opportunities in stocks, bonds, collectibles and real estate... [Shield] AN OXFORD CLUB PUBLICATION [Liberty Through Wealth]( [View in browser]( SPONSORED [These Stocks Are UNDEFEATED.]( Shah Gilani is revealing his most important discovery ever... A special group of stocks that have ALWAYS gone up during certain months. July's special play has averaged a 70% gain - every July for the last 5 years. [70% Average Gain - July]( And November's special play has averaged a 310% gain each November since 2019! [Click here to claim many of these "undefeated tickers" - FREE.]( EDITOR'S NOTE [We have a special gift reserved just for you...]( Want to know the details? It is about Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld's new [AI Income Playbook]( and it's yours FREE! Inside, you'll discover [his top SIX AI stocks]( that are handing out monster dividends like clockwork. [Simply click here now to claim your FREE copy of Marc's "AI Income Playbook."]( - Nicole Labra, Senior Managing Editor THE SHORTEST WAY TO A RICH LIFE [Ten Things Every Smart Investor Should Know]( [Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist, The Oxford Club]( [Alexander Green]( I've just returned from The Oxford Club's two-week Wealth, Wine & Wander Tour to Spain and Portugal. It was one for the books. We traveled to Barcelona, Granada, Cordoba, Toledo, Seville, Madrid, Porto and the Douro Valley. Along the way, we toured the majestic Basilica de la Sagrada Familia, took private after-hours tour of the historic Alhambra palace and the world-famous Prado Museum, enjoyed a traditional flamenco performance in Madrid, and essentially ate, drank and laughed our way around the Iberian Peninsula. It wasn't all fun and games, of course. (Well, okay, mostly.) Along the way, we also discussed the current investment landscape and how to capitalize on opportunities in stocks, bonds, collectibles and real estate. I also gave a talk in Sevilla about "10 Things Every Smart Investor Should Know." SPONSORED [Get Marc's Top 5 Dividend Stocks (FREE PICKS)]( World-renowned income expert Marc Lichtenfeld just released his [Ultimate Dividend Package](. Inside, you'll find his TOP FIVE dividend stocks right now. And today, he's giving you this package... completely free of charge! To get your FREE dividend recommendations, [click here now](. Here is a brief recap... No. 1: No asset class has outperformed a diversified portfolio of equities. It's a bit surprising how many investors have only a small percentage of their assets - or none at all - in stocks. Big mistake. Over the long haul, stocks have outperformed cash, bonds, commodities, gold and real estate by a huge margin. Case in point... despite the Great Recession, global pandemic and sharply-higher interest rates, the market is up over 950% from its March 2009 low. No. 2: Your asset allocation is responsible for 90% of your long-term investment returns. A brief example will illustrate this. Let's say you have a conservative allocation that is 30% stocks and 70% bonds, while I have a less conservative allocation that is 70% stocks and 30% bonds. Even if the individual stocks in your portfolio double the return of the market, my equity returns will be greater than yours even if I hold a plain-vanilla S&P 500 index fund. Why? Because my asset allocation devotes more than twice as much to equities. No. 3: Diversify but don't overdiversify. The great fortunes were all built on concentration. Elon Musk and Bill Gates are not among the richest men in the world because they spread their risk so far beyond Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) and Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT). Even the Dow Jones Industrial Average is made up of just 30 stocks. The chances of you owning a hundred or more stocks and outperforming the S&P 500 are essentially nil. No. 4: Market timing and economic forecasting don't work. Remember the recession of 2023 and 2024 that was a "sure thing," because the Federal Reserve was aggressively raising rates and we had an inverted yield curve? Of course you don't. Because that almost universally-predicted downturn never happened. Also, who forecast these big market moving events: the crash of 1987, Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait, the collapse of Long-Term Capital, the quick rise and even faster collapse of the internet bubble in the late 90's, 9/11, the sudden bankruptcy of Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers, negative interest rates and the COVID-19 pandemic? No one. So why listen to market prognosticators who can't see around the corner any better than you or me? No. 5: The way to beat the market is with your security selection. No one slays the S&P 500 by jumping from cash into the market and back into cash over and over again. The way to enjoy superior returns is by owning great-performing companies that appreciate much more than the average stock. The "Magnificent Seven" - Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Alphabet, Tesla, Nivida and Amazon - are fine examples. There will always be stocks that deliver blockbuster returns. Owning just a few of them can have a huge impact on your total return. No. 6: In the investment world, you get what you don't pay for. This is the opposite of what's true in virtually every other aspect of life, where high prices are generally a sign of superior quality. But it's not the case in the financial arena where your annual return is reduced by the amount you pay in fees. Studies consistently show that over periods of 10 years or more, not 1 in 10 fund managers can outperform their benchmark. These are low odds. The goal is for you to get rich, not your financial advisor. No. 7: You need to tax-manage your portfolio. This starts with your Asset Location strategy. Put your high-yielding securities - like junk bonds, real estate investment trusts and big dividend payers - in your qualified retirement plan where they will compound tax-deferred. Put your tax-efficient individual stocks and index funds in your non-retirement accounts. Offset your realized gains with realized losses, where possible. Own state-specific, tax-free bonds if you are in the upper tax brackets. And do your short-term trading in your retirement accounts. Follow these basic steps and you will legally stiff-arm the IRS - without raising any eyebrows. No. 8: Be a rational optimist. Nearly 40 years ago, I began studying the world's greatest investors, like Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch and John Templeton. What surprised me was that these men had an optimism about the future that simply didn't have an off switch. We all know the many negative developments because the media cover them ad nauseum. But human beings have enjoyed enormous progress over the years, including faster communications, safer transportation, life-saving medicines, and countless other innovations. If you truly believe that we live on a horrible planet at a terrible time and the world is going to hell in a handbasket, why risk your hard-earned money in the stock market? (I'll have more on this important subject in my upcoming column.) Pessimists see the difficulties in every opportunity. Optimists see the opportunities in every difficulty. No. 9: To beat the market, you need a genuine edge, not just a perceived one. The world's financial markets offer limitless monetary rewards for success. That means you are competing against the smartest people with multi-million-dollar budgets, who have hired the most capable teams using the latest and greatest technologies. If you are going to beat them, you need to have a genuine advantage. Here's just one... Corporate insiders have access to material, non-public information about the business prospects for the firms they run. That gives them an unfair advantage when they trade their own companies' shares. Riding the coattails of the best of them is a proven way to beat the market - and most professional investors. No. 10: Your true wealth is measured by "the magnitude of your gratitude." Your most valuable asset is not your house, your bank account or your investment portfolio. It's the amount of time you have left on this little blue ball. If you have decent health, a loving family, good friends, and varied interests, consider yourself blessed. But recognize that this only touches the surface. For 99.9% of human history, life was a brutal struggle to stay warm, stay fed, and stay safe in an unforgiving world. Most of our ancestors were dead by the age of 30, usually of unnatural causes I strongly recommend [Enlightenment Now]( and [The Better Angels of Our Nature]( by Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker. Read them and you will have a better understanding of just how lucky you are. And that can't help but make you feel wealthier. Good investing, Alex [Leave a Comment]( [OXF Seven]( BUILD AND PROTECT YOUR WEALTH - [Get Marc's Top 6 AI Dividend Stocks]( - [What Type of Investor are You?]( - [Here are Three Steps You Need to Take to Protect and Grow Your Money When America Is Threatened With Mass Unemployment. 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