Quick question for you Friend
Are you still watching JetUp from the sidelines?
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If so, ask yourself why. Is it because you’ve looked at the details and decided it’s not for you? If so, that’s perfectly fine. Or is it because the returns sound too good, so you’ve assumed there must be something wrong? That’s very different.
I probably wont be reminding you about JetUp for a good while after today. It is in the nature of what I do to move on so I may not even mention it again. But I am loving the JetUp experience and I know that, as with anything good, there are risks.
But I want to tell you something first, before I move on from it.
We've been conditioned over the last (almost) 20 years to accept that there has to be a catch if the returns we're being shown are moving at more than a snails pace.
And if you think this is just nonsense, then think more deeply. Think about the big banking reset in 2008. Think about our expectations with any investment plans we've looked at since then.
Sometimes people reject opportunities to put money to work not because they’ve properly investigated them, but because they trigger a belief that ordinary people aren’t supposed to have access to good returns on their money.
Yet banks, funds for the wealthy, institutions, and professional traders seek good returns from financial markets every day and they aren't settling for 3% per annum!
They understand how to put money to work.
Now most people are simply never shown how to do this, never given access to vehicles that just might allow that to happen.
And JetUp is interesting because it removes many of the usual barriers.
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You don’t need to trade.
You don’t need to read charts.
You don’t need to understand gold markets.
The SONIC strategy handles the trades automatically through the trade copier.
And in my own experience so far, it has performed extremely well while keeping losing trades under control. But the growth has not been "extraordinary" in historical terms, far from it.
True story...
Back in October 1987 I had my own personal worst experience with my investment portfolio. Everything I was doing at the time, either through insurance bonds or direct market investments, was heavily waited towards stocks and shares. Why? Because we were going through a period of very healthy stock market growth. Most of my stuff was in "managed" funds that were considered pretty safe in the main.
Some of you may remember this...
Overnight on October 16th 1987 there was a hurricane in Kent where I lived (across the South East generally in fact) yep a hurricane! And we don't really get those right? And it pulled up a huge old oak tree from a field at the back of my house and, literally, dumped it in my house taking out the roof en route.
It was devastating and damn scary!
But what followed on Monday 19th October, whilst my mind was still trying to come to terms with the devastation caused to my house, scarred me in some ways far more. I was used to getting a very healthy monthly return (typically 10% to 15% monthly) on a managed portfolio of stocks and shares when one of the biggest stock market crashes in history occured.
In fact I believe that, to this day, it is the biggest single-day percentage decline in stock market history. The impact of that on my funds was more devastating in the end than the tree in the house incident. And it held me back for some years to come because what had been pretty normal (the 10% to 15% returns in a month) rapidly became "unrealistic".
Is there risk with any growth plan that is actually worth getting into? YES. ABSOLUTELY. Of course there is. It comes with the turf. Sure, if you have millions stashed away a 3% to 5% per annum return is probably fine but very few of us have those millions.
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You can lose money in any venture.
No trading strategy is ever guaranteed.
But there is also a much bigger risk to you in never doing anything different. You need to learn how to build and how to de-risk at the earliest opportunity.
There is an absolute guaranteed risk in letting inflation quietly reduce the value of your money. And there is a long-term risk in assuming every good opportunity must be bad before you’ve even looked at it.
Right now, the free $100 boost on a $150 deposit at JetUp is still available. The JetUp plan targets just 1% per month in growth (it's doing slightly better than that) and we think that these returns are "unreal", "unachievable", that there must be a catch. That's because history has taught us that there's always a catch.
The JetUp boost gives you $250 to put to work at a cost to your funds of $150. Small fry really to give it a try. You can, of course, put in more if you wish.
If you’re even slightly curious, watch the shorts explanation videos now:
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Then decide.
But decide from information not fear. You are almost certainly and understandbly conditioned now to assume the worst. But don't let that be what defines you with everything you look at.
Oh, and I should remind you that whatever funds go into JetUp are leveraged by 24 X so every $100 in there is getting the benefit of $2,400 of trading clout and you will get 70% of those amplified returns. However, you will never be looking at losses that exceed what you've personally deposited.
And every client is backed by a 1 Million insurance in place through Lloyds of London.
All the best,
John
NB: Important: JetUp involves automated trading, and trading carries risk.
