Investment Secrets

You get rich by selling things for profit. You stay rich by holding onto things that appreciate in value over time.

Aging whiskey generates 10 - 15% returns per year...

Aging wine generates 10 - 11% returns per year...

Poor people buy whiskey and wine at a store by the bottle and drink it. Rich people, on the other hand, buy whiskey and wine from a distillery by the barrel and let it age. Distilleries will hold onto and store it for you, and arrange to sell it when the time is right.

Common collectables include: antiques, toys, coins, comic books, stamps, etc. - due to their scarcity them become valuable over time. When there is a demand for it people bid on it, which drives the value up.

High-end, limited supplied, high demand products such as Rolex Boa Dai watches and Hermes Himalayan Birkin bags require you to build social credit with these companies before you can even get on their waiting list. This means you must purchase your way to the top to show your loyalty.

The rich invest in private banking accounts that pay 7 - 13% annual interest returns. A banks regular customers, those with less than $250,000 cash in an account, get 0.01% annual interest returns. This means they get $130 for every $1,000 while everyone else gets $13.

High Net Worth (HNW) collectors invest heavily in art and antiques. Not only do they appreciate in value they are rented to museums, high-end corporations and law firms, and others for a fee. The global value of art and antiques is expected to exceed $1 trillion by 2026.

The rich buy luxury hotel rooms and allow the hotel to rich them out for profit.

The rich buy the rights to roof-tops and rent that space to communication companies.

The rich buy mineral and water rights; you know what comes next. The next time you pass on a piece of land that is deep in the woods and miles from society, you may want to think twice.

The rich buy the debt of others and sell them to collection agencies on auction sites.

Coaches and counselors serve a highly important role in the lives of the rich; they teach strategies and provide the tools the rich need to overcome obstacles.

providing private equity means buying ownership in early stage startups, which gives them ownership in these companies.

The rich invest in developing countries that are transitioning into new economies. Purchasing in developing countries provide "Triple A Property" - property developed from natural beauty.

The rich provide private investing to reputable real estate developers; they purchase square footage of these properties and resell or rent it.

The rich invest in Hedge Funds because banks can not compete with the services that come with these investments. If you have at least $1 million to invest and the right connections, investing in a Hedge Fund is the way to go.

The rich invest in marrying the rich. The rest of the population generally marry and is stuck with someone that is in their income level bracket. Rich people marrying someone that is not rich rarely happens - it is only in fairy tales. Because of proximity, millionaires are quicker to marry other millionaires or into a billionaire family than a non-millionaire (average or poor person) marrying into a millionaire family.

If you want to marry rich you need to make yourself rich first. Being rich opens doors for you to enter the same environments of other millionaires and billionaires.