I bought stocks the wrong way for a long time.
Especially small-cap stocks and junior miners.
Like you probably do, I bought them through an exchange via an online broker. Scottrade at first. Then Schwab. Maybe you use another one like Robinhood or Questrade.
No matter which discount brokerage you use, there is a better way to buy stocks.
Here it is: You can buy shares of stock directly from companies that are trading on the market.
And there are benefits when you do so. Significant ones that can dramatically increase your odds of investment success while multiplying your returns.
I’ll explain these benefits in a moment.
But first, the caveats.
First, not all companies sell shares directly to investors. It’s typically limited to early-stage companies that need capital to fuel their growth.
Second, companies aren’t interested in selling you $100 worth of stock, or even $1,000. To be able to purchase stock this way, you should already have a decent-sized portfolio and be comfortable investing, at minimum, $5,000 at a time into a company.
Third, even if you can invest at least $5,000 into multiple companies, you need to know when and how to purchase these shares. And that’s a special skill set.
Now, the benefits.
First, you typically get a discount, sometimes as much as 25%, when you purchase stock directly from a company. So if shares are trading at 40-cents in the public market, you can buy them for 30-cents.
Second, you can also get a warrant when you invest this way. A warrant is like an option, but better. It allows you to buy more of a stock in the future at a fixed price, with no risk or cost to you if they expire. These can dramatically increase your returns — like going back in a time machine to buy more shares of stocks that go up.
That’s about it.
I’ve been investing a portion of my overall portfolio this way since 2015, and it has been absolutely life changing.
I started by putting $7,500 in one silver stock. And I’ve since bought millions of dollars’ worth of stock this way.
Would you like to do the same? Are you interested in learning more?
That’s why I’m holding a live webinar about this type of investing next Wednesday, February 12th at 12pm ET. It’s called Direct Investing: Buying Shares Privately.
It’s free to attend.
My partner, Gerardo Del Real, who has similar experience, will join me. Together, we’ll cover:
- When and how to purchase these shares directly from companies;
- How you can qualify to do so; and
- Our track record investing this way, including prior examples.
We’ll also show you how you can start doing this yourself.
And we’ll preview the next few companies we plan on doing this with.
So mark your calendar. And drop your email address in the box below. When you do, we’ll send you a link to attend the event on February 12th.
We look forward to seeing you there.
As a brief preview, here is just one recent example of the success we have by investing this way…
Last August, we purchased shares directly from a lithium explorer called Q2 Metals. We bought them for 25-cents. We also got warrants to buy another half share at 50-cents. Those shares are now trading near $1.00.
Say you put in $10,000. It’s now worth close to $40,000.
And you could compound your gains by buying another $10,000 worth of shares that would instantly be worth $20,000.
If you aren't directly buying shares this way, now is the time to start.
We have several new opportunities lined up and will be going over them next Wednesday at 12pm ET.
Hope to see you there!