Why I’m Doubling Down, Not Running For The Hills

Mr. Market is not stoked right now.

He kinda hates uncertainty for uncertainty’s sake.

That means even if everything else is fine, he’ll pout in the corner if he can’t see what’s next. 

And that’s why we’re down 10%ish from our recent all-time highs.

So should we run for the hills and stock up on bullets and canned goods?

You do you, but I’m certainly not.

In fact, I’m doubling down.

Like Uncle Warren says, “Be greedy when others are fearful, and be fearful when others are greedy.”

We recently started working with a business partner called SytheticFi which allows you to borrow money using your portfolio as collateral.

The rates are ~4.5% right now and they usually track just slightly above Treasury yields.

So I’m borrowing money against my portfolio to invest even MORE in my portfolio. (It’s kinda like buying on margin but in a different form.)

(I know it SOUNDS aggressive, but there are smart ways to do it and dumb ways to do it. You can guess which way I chose.)

We’re even doing this for some of our Financial Zen Members.

PLEASE NOTE, this is NOT investment advice. It’s professional-level stuff, so ask your guy/gal about it and if you don’t have own, please do NOT try this on your own.

It’s times like these where the opportunities are seized. 

When Mr. Market dries his eyes and emerges from the corner, he’s gonna strap on his running shoes and get all Forrest Gump on us.