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Porter's Journal Issue #74, Volume #2

What’s The First Principle Of Great Investing? Use Other People’s Money
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Last night, I showed my 14-year-old son, Seaton, how to make $60,000 in less than 10 minutes.
He was mesmerized.
And then I showed him how, over the last 90 days, I’ve personally used this technique to generate more than $300,000 in income. “Dad, that’s enough money to pay for your new Aston Martin!”
He’s a sharp kid.
But what he really couldn’t believe was that I made all that money with only 11 trades. And I didn’t take losses on any of them. In fact, most of these positions I closed in less than 10 days.
This kind of investing is something that most people never figure out. But it is the most powerful wealth-building technique I know.
This knowledge is part of the “birthright” that I am giving to my sons. They will understand the path to true wealth and complete financial independence.
I hope you’ll let me give you the same birthright. I genuinely believe every person has the right to wealth. In a free market, you are rewarded for your contribution to society and the economy. My investing helps maintain the market’s efficiency and thus helps provide capital where it’s needed most.
Over the next three Daily Journals I’m going to share with you the three most important principles of great investing.