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These growth ETFs can make you a multimillionaire
Becoming a multimillionaire investor is easier than you may think. You don’t need to know all the stock market’s ins and outs or have a lot of money to invest. All you need is a strategy. Investing in growth ETFs can be a smart move to maximize your earnings.
A growth ETF is a collection of stocks that have the potential for rapid growth. They tend to be higher risk than broad-market funds. However, they also generally see greater returns. Not all growth ETFs are created equal. These three, in particular, have higher-than-average rates of return, and they can help you reach multimillionaire status.
This might be the only basket of stocks you ever need to own
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If you have money in the stock market, you need to get your hands on the contents inside this envelope…
It contains a confidential list of the only basket of stocks you might ever need to own.
You see, of the roughly 3,700 publicly-traded companies on the stock exchanges … nearly all of them are “sucker stocks.”
Only about 70 are worth your time and attention.
Only about half of those — just the 35 safe stocks inside this envelope — are worth putting in your portfolio now.
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