Continue reading to find out about a simple options strategy that limits your risk and allows
for unlimited gains around earnings season.
Options — Option buyers have virtually
unlimited gain potential while the amount at risk is limited to the premium paid.
One thing that you are giving up by paying off debt instead of investing in stocks is the possibility
of unlimited gains.
You have the potential
for unlimited gains and losses depending on how your underlying investment options perform.
Economism in its currently dominant form teaches instead that rational self - interest oriented to
unlimited gain characterizes, and should characterize, everyone.
A stock might increase by 20 % or even 100 % in a single year (if you are extremely lucky), so you would be giving up the chance for
unlimited gain if you choose to pay off debt instead of invest in stocks.
The main pros and cons of variable universal life are that since you have the benefit of potential
unlimited gains, you also bear the risk of potential unlimited loss.
Traditional stock market investments have
unlimited gains and losses (ok, the stock can only go to zero), but to earn a profit, the stock must move your way.