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The Income Secret That Would Make a Hall of Famer Jealous

I’m not a particularly big risk-taker. In fact, I’m known around the office as “the income guy” for my work in Peak Income.

It’s baseball season, so I’ll use some baseball analogies here.

I don’t often swing for the fences looking for a homerun because I know I’m more likely to strike out.

Sure, hitting the ball out of the park is fun. But a steady stream of disciplined base hits will win you more ball games. That’s the way I view dividends.

I focus on finding durable income streams to help get you into – and through – retirement. The idea is to build wealth slowly… one dividend at a time.

But as I’ve learned in this business, there’s more than one way to skin a cat.

And my friend and new Dent Research colleague Lee Lowell has mastered an approach that’s exactly like mine — except totally different.

Like me, Lee’s not much of a homerun hitter. But he can drop base hits with a consistency that would make Hall of Famer Ty Cobb jealous.

For those of you that aren’t into baseball (and shame on you for that, by the way), Cobb had the highest career batting average in baseball history at .366 over 24 years.

Well, Lee’s batting average is a lot higher than that. It’s not quite 1.000, but it’s not far from it.

Enough about baseball for now. It’s making me want to order a beer and order a bag of peanuts, and it’s barely past lunch time as I’m writing this.

I can’t tell you exactly what Lee does because I don’t want to steal his thunder.

He’ll be revealing it next Tuesday, May 29, at 1 p.m. ET in his free presentation here, so if you want to know the nitty-gritty you’ll have to tune in.

But I can explain it like this: While my strategy focuses on the long term, Lee’s strategy is all about getting paid right now. As in immediately.

He calls his strategy his “instant income secret,” and it’s one of the only ones I’ve ever seen where you take your profit up front.

As with any strategy, there’s risk. But the nature of Lee’s strategy is that even when you lose, you don’t really lose.

You still collect your profit up front, and the “loss” is actually the opportunity to take a new trade that you likely already wanted to take.

And the beauty of it is that it can be repeated like clockwork month after month, year after year and with virtually any traded stock.

Lee’s been running this strategy for over a decade, and it’s been battle-tested by the worst bear market of our lifetimes in 2008. So, we know it works.

In his presentation, Lee will show you what he does, and he’ll even walk you through a trade and show you how to make anywhere from $200 to $2,000 (or more) show up in your bank account in the blink of an eye.

I’ll let you in on a little secret. I’m familiar with Lee’s strategy and have experimented with similar strategies myself over the years. But, frankly, I lacked Lee’s knowledge and experience, and my results were nowhere as good as his.

Lee’s the only guy I trust to run the instant income strategy successfully. So, I recommend you block off the time to hear him explain it.

Bond and CD yields are higher today than they were a year ago. But chances are, they’re still nowhere near high enough for you to retire on. You need alternative income streams, and Lee’s instant income strategy fits the bill.

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