ETF Maximizer
Most people are not taking advantage of the opportunity to build wealth in their self directed retirement accounts. One of your best assets is languishing and dying on the vine because you are too busy or aren't sure about what to do with it.
The ETF Maximizer is a powerful, easy-to-use newsletters to help the individual investor manage self directed retirement dollars. The ETF Trading System, ETF Maximizer, was developed for investors desiring to manage their accounts using Exchange Traded Funds.
Every one should take advantage of the tax deferred power of retirement savings plans. But most of us just don't know what to invest in and how to limit our risk when the market turns down. Finally, there is a powerful tool to address this problem using the ETF Maximizer recommendations.
During the last week of every month the ETF Maximizer shows you which funds to purchase and how much exposure Conservative, Moderate and Aggressive investors should have in the market for the following month. Then daily we analyze the risk/reward potential of the overall market and let you know if any significant changes have occurred which would warrant a reduction or increase in your market exposure.
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The ETF Maximizer by 401k Maximizer, Inc. was developed specifically for ETF's -- Exchange Traded Funds.
Using ETF's instead of either traditional mutual funds or stocks has some very definite advantages and a very few pitfalls. It's important to understand these considerations.
A big advantage is that the commissions for buying and selling ETF's are typically the same as buying and selling a stock. In comparison, the commission to buy and sell some traditional mutual funds can be quite large depending on which brokerage is utilized for the account.
Regardless, you must take into consideration the drag on your portfolio that a system like ETF Maximizer can have as a result of commissions. A good way to evaluate this problem is with the table below. This table assumes a commission charge of $7 per trade. You can expect somewhere in the range of 50 trades per year following the portfolio recommendations in ETF Maximizer. Therefore, as the table shows a total portfolio of $100,000 making 50 trades per year at $7 per trade would experience a 0.70% drag on portfolio performance due to commissions. We consider commission drag on a portfolio of more than 1% per year to be unacceptable. Therefore, as the table illustrates accounts with less than $80,000 should probably not be used to follow the portfolio recommendations in the ETF Maximizer newsletter.
Using ETF’s in place of traditional mutual funds allows us to avoid all the special early redemption fees and other special fees that brokerages and mutual fund companies place on many mutual funds. This is a significant advantage of ETF's!
ETF's are relatively broad based, each with many holdings, thus they provide much more market diversification than holding single stocks. Often an ETF will have a higher daily volume than a typical stock or mutual fund, thus providing high liquidity.
ETF's typically have much lower management expenses than either market index funds or traditional mutual funds.
Holdings of ETF's can be determined with certainty as compared with holdings of mutual funds which can change often and reported infrequently.
On the other hand, ETF's can have significant differences between their bid and ask prices. In general this can be managed by utilizing only those ETF's with high trading volume. We address this issue by constantly analyzing the complete universe of ETF's and selecting only those with the highest volume over the last 3 months for consideration in our rankings.
Using the ETF Maximizer means you can always stay invested in the top performing ETF's both in terms of returns and risks.
You can save your valuable time in analyzing the markets and the ETF's and leave that work to us.
By using the ETF Maximizer, you can gain control over your investments and retirement planning.
Of course the bottom line advantage for the ETF Maximizer is making money.
Please note that all market investment involve risks to capital. Past returns are not a guarantee of future results.
ETF Maximizer was developed specifically for managing accounts with Exchange Traded Funds (ETF's).
Since ETFs can be utilized in virtually all brokerage accounts they are the idea vehicle for investing money that is outside of retirement accounts which may have restrictive choices of mutual funds. ETFs offer an ease of trading with typically lower fees than mutual funds and trade with the price efficiency of stocks. Because they have more components than stocks they offer a nice built-in risk diversification feature.
A big benefit of the ETF Maximizer Newsletter is that when markets drop like they did in 2008 our systems outperform. In fact during that time the S&P was down by 38% while both our Capital Appreciation and Wealth Acceleration recommendations made money for subscribers. Quite an outstanding feat -- and a clear example of the value of solid analytic-based investing.
Here are the results for the last 11 years of the ETF Maximizer Portfolios. Our published recommendations started in 2010. Please note how much higher the returns are for both ETF Maximizer portfolios than the overall market.
ETF Maximizer Cumulative Returns 12/31/2005 - 12/31/2016
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