“A strategy so powerful, I’m staking my son’s life savings on it...”

Dear Friend,

There’s no greater responsibility in life than being a parent…

Your children rely on you for everything.

To protect them.

Teach them.

Encourage them.

To guide them.

And to show them the value of hard work.

There’s no bigger or more worthwhile challenge.

And so, I hope you’ll understand when I tell you about a recent change to my relationship with my own son.

He’s 22. Just beginning to make his way in the world.

He’s working full time, earning and, most importantly, saving.

Like a lot of young men his age, he has an active social life. He plays guitar in a band. He attends concerts and the occasional festival with friends.

But I guess something I’ve said over the years has rubbed off on him.

Because he isn’t spending every penny he can get his hands on. He’s not throwing it into cryptocurrency or betting on football matches.

He’s been saving, regularly and prudently.

And not long ago, he came to me for help.

He asked me: “Dad, how can I grow that money? I don’t want to do anything too risky. But I want to it grow.”

My answer might surprise you.

I could have turned to a number of proven strategies.

I could have got him into the tracker funds I built whilst working at Deutsche Bank.

I could have shared one of the very successful trading methods I developed during my years working in the City and on Wall Street…

Or I could have built him one of the smart beta portfolios that I’ve designed for family offices.

But I didn’t turn to any of those strategies.

Instead, I turned to the ONE strategy I trust
above all else.

I’ve personally used this strategy – in multiple variations – for more than 20 years.

It directly contributed to my becoming Europe’s #1 investment strategist as ranked by Institutional Investor magazine.

It is no riskier than investing in a FTSE 100 tracker fund.

Yet, looking back through my historical data, it could have turned £10,000 into £177,000 over the past 12 years (not accounting for costs and taxes).

(Calculated using back testing. Simulated past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.)

It’s also something that isn’t just designed to perform through bull markets. But to preserve wealth through times of crisis, too.

For example, in 2008, when most people suffered at the hands of the Great Recession, I didn’t. This strategy allowed me to emerge unscathed AND predict the subsequent boom in gold.

Then over the last decade’s “great bull market”, it still came up with the goods, helping me put all four of my children through private school.

Over the next few minutes, I’d like to show you how to use the same strategy. So that it could help you:

Forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results.

Multiply the value of your core investment portfolio by more than ten times over the next decade – whilst taking on minimal risk.

So that you have the chance to make money year in, year out – regardless of what happens in financial markets.

So how does it work?

To show you, let’s do a quick thought experiment.

I want you to imagine that the year is 2009. In the wake of the financial crisis, markets are just beginning to show signs of a resurgence.

You decide to invest £50,000 in the iShares Core FTSE 100 tracker. And reinvested your dividends.

And over the years that follow, you see your money steadily grow into £114,000 (before costs or tax).

Think about what you’d do with that money.

Most people would – quite rightly – be delighted more than doubling their pot like that.

But now I want you to imagine a different scenario.

Imagine investing that same £50,000 into the strategy I’m about to reveal to you.

And instead of doubling your money, that £50,000 steadily grows into more than £850,000.

£770,000 more than you’d have made investing in the FTSE.

Think about what that kind of extra performance could mean for you. And what it could mean for your family.

To have beaten the market by 7-to-1 whilst taking on less risk than lumping your money into the kind of bog-standard tracker fund most people invest in.

OK, I can hear you thinking: “Beat the market by 7 to 1… whilst taking on LESS risk? Yeah right. There must be a catch.”

Well, you’re right. There is a catch.

Warren Buffett once said “The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient”.

And that’s precisely who this strategy is for: those with patience.

Forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results.

It’s not going to get your rich next month or even next year.

But I do expect it to make you a lot of money in the next ten years.

This is for people who don’t want to take big risks with their capital.

That doesn’t mean there are no risks. All investing carries risk. There’s no escaping that. The performance examples are based on back testing, which is all well and good with the benefit of hindsight. It is an indication of how the strategy would have performed in the “real world”, had you made all the calls correctly. But in the real world you need to accept that your money is always at risk and that there are no guarantees.

This is for someone who doesn’t want spend more than an hour a month managing their portfolio.

Someone who wants to grow their money steadily.

And have the chance to beat the market like THIS:

As you can see, even if you’d started with an investment pot of £10,000…

12 years later, you’d have made £154,000 more than you would have simply investing in a FTSE 100 tracker.

So if you’re ready to pass on the next get-rich scheme… for the chance to make these kind of returns in the long run…

If you can resist meddling with your portfolio… in favour of watching it compound interest…

And if you can forego the rush of the market’s roulette wheel… in return for steady, consistent growth…

Fantastic.

Because you have exactly what it takes to use this strategy.

And you could be about build the type of wealth that doesn’t just allow you to live comfortably.

But allows your family to live comfortably, too.

So how did this strategy beat the market by a factor of 7 to 1?

In the early 2000s I took a job as Managing Director at one of the largest investment banks in the world.

A bank with more than 25,000 staff. And tens of billions in turnover.

At this bank, my specific role was Head of Macro and Portfolio Strategy.

One of my main projects was to build the rules and processes for our core portfolio strategy.

Now, this wasn’t a core portfolio strategy for the investment bank itself.

This was a portfolio strategy that we’d sell to OTHER institutions. So that they could manage the bulk of THEIR wealth. In return, as their broker, we would see even more business as their wealth grew.

The project was a resounding success.

It soon became one of the more popular strategies in the industry. And proliferated throughout the City of London… Europe… and the US.

And resulted in Institutional Investor magazine ranking me their #1 investment strategist.

And I can tell you…

Twenty years and counting, the big institutions haven’t changed much.

To this very day, they’re still using a very similar set of rules to those that I built.

Rules which are surprisingly simple.

They tell institutions exactly what to invest in during any given market environment.

And institutions have used them to help grow their assets. Right the way through bull markets, bear markets, and sideways markets.

In fact, over the last 18 months whilst markets have been falling…

And whilst most investors have been losing money.

Financial institutions are making record profits…

And the people working at these institutions are making big money.

How much are they making?

To answer that question, we need to head to this pub – The New Moon in Leadenhall Market…

It’s a legendary haunt for bankers in the Square Mile. And as one bartender at this establishment told The Guardian…

“They come here to celebrate when they get told their ‘number’ – the numbers seem to have been particularly obscene this year.”

“We have had quite the run on champagne – the poshest champagne we stock.”

That’s right. Over the past 18 months, most investors have seen the value of their investments fall.

But whilst you might have been feeling the pinch, these guys have been popping champagne.

And their success can be traced back to the simple rules institutions are following to grow their core wealth.

But what if you could use the same rules to grow YOUR wealth?

Forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results.

You would be able to take advantage of the ability to outperform through all types of markets.

And you could potentially grow your pot, no matter what the wider market was doing… just like these guys.

And on that note, I have good news.

Because I’m about to tell you exactly what these rules are…

And how you can use them yourself.

So, let’s open up my rulebook:

RULE #1:
Buy the right sector at the right time

I’m talking about investors like…

• Ray Dalio, the found of the world’s largest hedge fund – Bridgewater Associates…
• Ken Griffin, the founder of Citadel, the world’s second largest hedge fund. And last year’s best performing fund.
• Stan Druckenmiller, George Soros’ former right-hand man. And an investor whose family office has more than $6.2 billion in investment capital.
• And Paul Tudor Jones, one of the world’s most renowned investors, responsible for more than $12 billon worth of investor capital…

Mark my words: if you adopt this rule, it will be the single biggest difference maker to your returns as an investor.

You see, each of those famed money men have ONE thing in common.

They’re what’s known as macro investors.

Now, a lot of people think macro investing is just about making bold, risky bets.

But that’s not the case at all.

It’s actually about sticking to my first rule:

Buying the right sectors at the right time during the business cycle.

What is the business cycle?

It’s the simple principle that the economy tends to follow a repeating, predictable pattern of peaks and troughs.

As Ray Dalio will tell you himself, “the economy works like a simple machine… though it may seem complex, it works in a simple, mechanical way.”

The theory is easy to understand – the market can be easily split into four stages of activity: recession, recovery, expansion and downturn.

And here’s the thing…

During each phase, a completely different set of sectors usually outperform the market.

So which sectors tend to outperform at each specific phase?

Let me show you.

First, you’ve got the expansion phase. This is when the economy is growing.

Jobs are being created. People are making more money. And they’re going out and spending it.

As a result, the tech sector – responsible for this job creation – tends to outperform, in a big way.

And what’s more, because people have more disposable income, they’re spending more on things that people buy for fun. Think new clothes, gadgets and eating out at nice restaurants. This leads the sector “consumer discretionary” to outperform, too.

Then you’ve got the slowdown phase when economic growth starts to decelerate.

Central banks have just raised interest rates to stop the economy overheating. Here, the big winner is the banking sector because it can suddenly make more money on its loans.

Then you’ve got the full-blown recession phase. The economy is no longer growing. In fact, it’s actually contracting.

Business owners start to cut jobs. And investors rotate to the only remaining sectors that people will continue to use. I’m talking about sectors like utilities, health and “consumer staples”. That’s the essential items that people need rather than simply want – like basic food, drink, soap and cigarettes.

Finally, you’ve got the recovery phase.

Central banks lower interest rates. Imbalances in the economy correct themselves. And lower costs stimulate economic demand.

Off the back of cheap mortgages, people pile back into the real estate sector.

And after seeing their inventories deplete during the recession phase, manufacturers are now ramping up production. This causes the industrial sector to outperform. And it has a positive effect on the materials and commodities sectors as well. Because more material and commodities are needed to feed that production.

Easy to understand – isn’t it? When the market is in any one of those four stages, you simply need to buy into the right sector.

Now, let me ask you…

What would happen if, year after year, you could spot which phase of the business cycle we’re in…

And then ONLY invest in the sectors proven to outperform?

Well I can tell you: THIS is what happens…

Pretty impressive, right?

As you can see from the column marked FTSE 100 tracker, had you invested £10,000 into it in 2009, 13 years later in 2022 your money would have grown to £22,870.

You’d probably pat yourself on the back – more than doubling your money.

But now look at the column on the right. Had you invested that same £10,000 using this approach, your money would have more than doubled in just THREE years.

And by 2022, that £10,000 would have grown to £177,053.32.

Calculated using back testing. Simulated past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Figures do not take into account any investing costs or taxes.

That’s £154,000 more than you’d have made just tracking the FTSE 100

It’s terrific outperformance.

I should point out, of course, that although it tends to be the case that these sectors outperform, it won’t always be the case. My back testing is built on the assumption that the top 5 performing sectors were chosen for each period. It also includes reinvested dividends.

But I’m sure you can see why I’m investing my son’s money with the exact same philosophy.

Now, I’m going to wager you’re thinking about adopting this approach yourself. And you can… in fact, I’ve been working on a way to make it easy for you to invest this way, too.

And, in a moment, I’m going to show how to get started.

That’s because I’ll be telling you exactly where we are in the business cycle.

And the simple way you can invest in each sector for maximum possible upside.

So, how do we do it?

The first thing that might come to mind is to invest in a sector-specific ETF.

But there’s a couple of problems with that.

Firstly, not all sectors within the FTSE 100 have their own tracker fund. So building a portfolio entirely out of ETFs would be impossible.

Second, many sector-specific ETFs actually contain stocks that don’t actually belong in that sector.

For example, many clean energy ETFs contain oil companies. Some tech ETFs contain banks. And some healthcare ETFs contain consumer goods companies like Procter & Gamble.

Bottom line: buying ETFs just isn’t the best way to get exposure to a sector.

But I believe my method is.

I’ve split the FTSE 100 up into its individual sectors. And then analysed every company within that sector using my proprietary formula .

This formula takes into account a host of factors, including risk-adjusted return, risk contribution, price-to-book value… and many more criteria I have honed over the last 20 years.

And it then tells me the perfect small set of companies to own to gain exposure to any specific sector.

It’s a strategy I have come to rely on for years now – and over time, it has always provided.

If you’d like to dive into the deep details of how it works…

And the name and ticker symbols of the stocks it’s highlighting to buy in the current business cycle… it’s simple.

I’ve packaged up all the details in a special report called: "The Butler Family Portfolio".

It’s yours today, without obligation.

And it will tell you everything you need to know to start using my strategy yourself.

I’ll show you how to claim it in just a second.

But, first, there’s an additional benefit to this rule that I haven’t mentioned.

Bear market “portfolio insurance”

As a parent there’s nothing worse than seeing our children go through any kind of turmoil. It’s natural – when they suffer, you suffer.

Now, I realise I can’t insulate my children from every single danger in life.

But I can, to some extent, insulate them from financial anxiety.

Because as you’ll notice on your screen right now…

Whilst the FTSE 100 tracker had four years in which you’d have lost money…

By following my first rule, you’d have kept your core wealth growing through financial turmoil. Let’s me show you what it would have felt like to use this approach during one of those downswings.

Cast your mind back to 2015.

You may remember this wasn’t a particularly enjoyable time for most British investors.

The FTSE 100 was undergoing its worst year since the financial crisis. Plunging commodity prices had led it to a -2% return.

And had you invested £50,000 in a FTSE 100 tracker fund, you’d have ended the year one thousand pounds poorer with £49,000.

I don’t have to tell you how disappointing this type of return can be.

It’s a terrible feeling to open your brokerage account to see your portfolio has gone backwards over the past year.

But if you’d been following my first rule, you would have experienced none of that disappointment.

Quite the opposite.

Because if you’d simply noticed that we’d moved into the slowdown phase of the business cycle…

You could have invested in the sectors that tend to outperform when the economy is starting to contract.

You’d have invested in tech, insurance, consumer discretionary and industrials…

And whilst most investors lost money, you’d have turned £50,000 into £61,845.

Calculated using back testing. Simulated past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Figures do not take any costs or taxes into account.

All told, that’s a net difference of £11,000.

PLUS, you’d have been saved that sinking feeling of seeing your portfolio in the red.

Now let’s look at another example of this in action. Fast forward to 2018…

As you may recall, central banks around the world were raising interest rates. And it resulted in markets throwing a wobbly.

The US S&P 500 finished the year down -6%.

And the FTSE 100 had an even more torrid time, returning -9%.

And had you invested £50,000 in a FTSE tracker at the start of the year, you’d have ended it significantly poorer. In fact, you’d have been sitting on just £45,500.

What a setback that would have been.

But had you spotted that the economy was moving into another slowdown phase…

And invested in the sectors that tend to outperform during this phase…

You’d turned your £50k into £54,500 – that’s a difference of almost ten grand!

But there’s a reason why Warren Buffett famously only has two rules of investing.

The first being not to lose money. And the second being never to forget the first rule.

That’s because losses – great or small – can be catastrophic for your long-term wealth creation. They add up into larger and larger setbacks that you may never recover from.

Now, I don’t want to get too technical here…

But consider that if you lose 50% of your stake on an investment, you now need to DOUBLE your money to break even.

This can wreak havoc with your financial ambitions.

Now, don’t get me wrong. I’m not trying to convince you that this strategy will make you money all of the time. This is investing, not fortune telling!

I’m not suggesting that the strategy will never have a losing year. We’re comparing data going back 12 years because that’s when the iShares Core FTSE 100 ETF – a fund that tracks the performance of the FTSE as a whole – began. But if we go back further to calculate performance of the strategy alone, we see that 2008 was a losing year, for example.

Whilst this strategy lowers your risk compared to tracking the FTSE 100… it doesn’t eliminate risk. You need to be aware of that.

But by following rule number one – investing in the right sector, at the right time – it’s possible to minimise your losses.

This means you have MORE spare capital to invest when the market is going up. Which in turn leads to even BIGGER returns.

And on that note, how does this strategy perform during the good times?

Well, let’s take a look at how it fared during the final chapter of the most recent bull market.

Now, 2021 already feels like a very long time ago.

But as you may remember, the market couldn’t get enough of tech stocks, clean energy stocks and cryptos.

Strange as it may seem, the FTSE 100 wasn’t on their buy list. Because it returned a relative underwhelming 2%.

And whilst that would have turned your £50k into £50,500…

My “rulebook” – applied in back testing – would have made you a nice 10% return, turning your £50,000 into £55,000. A meaningful boost to your pot.

Calculated using back testing. Simulated past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Figures do not take into account any investing costs or taxes.

So, there you have it.

With this approach, making money through ALL market environments is entirely possible. The big banks do it. I’ve done it. And now my son is doing it too.

Not only could you preserve your capital in the bad times… you could outperform in the good times.

Forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results.

And in just a second, I’m going to show you a very straightforward way to follow my rulebook yourself.

• Follow my lead and you’ll know which phase of the business cycle we’re in…
• Which sectors are poised to outperform…
• And which stocks to buy for the chance to take advantage of that outperformance.
• With all that in place, you stand very good odds of enjoying the sorts of consistent returns that I’ve just showed you.

First, let me run you through my second rule…

RULE #2:
Cut your risk down to the bone… WITHOUT reducing your returns

My second rule allows you to take advantage of what’s known as “the only free lunch in finance”.

It’s the easiest, simplest way to lower your risk… WITHOUT compromising on potential upside.

And a concept that won the Nobel Prize for economics back in 1991.

I’m talking about creating an efficiently diversified portfolio.

The theory is simple…

If you spread your eggs across various baskets, you can make as much money as if you’d just put it all in one single basket – but without running the risk of ruining yourself if your single bet fails to work out.

In fact, look at this study from BlackRock. It’s pitting the S&P 500 index against a fully diversified portfolio.

It found that had you put $100,000 into each strategy, not only would you have lost LESS money during downturns…

Overall, you’d have made more money, too – $20,000 more to be exact. And you’d have done so whilst taking on LESS risk.

As a professional investor, this is a principle I just cannot ignore. It’s a complete no-brainer. It’s just that most people have no idea how to do it properly.

Because a lot of people don’t know that the FTSE 100 is a poorly diversified index.

In fact, five companies make up nearly one whole third of the index. So if you think you’re investing equally in 100 companies when investing in the FTSE 100, you’re not.

You’ve got huge exposure to just five companies.

Fortunately, I have spent decades mastering the art of creating efficiently diversified portfolios for the investment research departments of the foremost investment banks in the world… and some of UK’s wealthiest family offices.

This is a core tenet of the strategy I’m using to manage my son’s money. The same strategy that, in historical testing, is proven to outperform any other low-risk strategy you can throw at it…

Whether it’s putting your money in the bank…

Into 10-year gilts…

Or a 5-year savings bond…

You could beat them all by following my rules.

Forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results.

And today, I want to help you use the very same rules to manage YOUR family money.

I’ll tell you exactly which phase of the business cycle I think we’re in at any one time.

I’ll tell you exactly what to buy, including the specific allocation each stock should take in your portfolio...

To ensure your portfolio is properly diversified.

And when the macro environment changes, I’ll tell you exactly how to adjust your portfolio. So you’ll always be owning what I believe are the strongest stocks at the best time.

How am I going to do that?

I began this presentation speaking about the responsibility I have as a father of four children.

But at the start of the year I took on an additional responsibility.

I became investment director here at Southbank Investment Research.

And that led me to feel responsible not just for my kids…

But for YOU.

That’s why, over the last six months I have been hard at work on a special new venture. I’ve been crunching the numbers late into the night. I’ve hired an experienced research assistant to get this just right.

I’ve been fine tuning the strategy that has worked so well for me over the years, so that you can follow it in a very simple way, alongside me.

Today, I’m doing something that’s never been done before at Southbank Investment Research.

I’m launching a completely NEW arm of our company.

Today, I’d like to invite you to become a founder member of…

Southbank Wealth Advantage is my very first advisory service here at Southbank Investment Research.

And my mission is simple:

To allow you to benefit from the very same strategy that I’m using to manage my family’s money.

Just as with my son’s money, I’ll be doing ALL of the work.

I’ll be showing you how to construct your ENTIRE core investment portfolio – step by step.

Fully diversified, exploiting the potential outperformance if the right sector at the right time.

The idea is to grow your pot, every year, by a good margin more than the FTSE 100. And to do so whilst taking on less risk.

Forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results.

What will that look like?

Well, it starts today, with me sending you this special report: The Butler Family Portfolio.

As I said earlier, you’ll learn the name and ticker symbols of every stock my rulebook is highlighting to buy right now.

Along with how much of your pot you should devote to each.

Now, of course, how much you decide to invest in total is completely down to you and how much capital you can afford to invest. Your money is always at risk when you invest – there are no guarantees.

Whether you have £1,000 to invest… £10,000… £100,000… or £1 million or more…

This strategy is designed to keep your wealth growing consistently, and steadily.

And to do so through ALL market conditions.

As I said the idea here is that this is a “hands-off” portfolio. We’ll be rebalancing every six months. And outside of that, we’ll make changes to the portfolio as and when the business cycle changes.

If you’re like me, you’ll be a stickler for detail.

So, if you want to learn everything you can about this strategy I also want to send you this special three-part document: The Wealthmaker Rulebook.

This is a deep dive into the Wealth Advantage strategy.

I reveal how to determine where we are in the business cycle.

I delve into the mathematics that goes into constructing a diversified portfolio.

And how to spot emerging megatrends.

This report won’t just improve your understanding of financial markets. It will improve your understanding of the way the world works.

And it’s all yours when you accept your founding membership to Southbank Wealth Advantage.

Following on from that, every month you’ll receive a new issue from me.

Your monthly issue will include updates on any changes to the portfolio, as and when we make them. It will also include a full breakdown of the positions we’re selling and the positions we’re buying. This way you’ll never be left wondering what you should be invested in.

Every month, you’ll also hear my market commentary about where we are in the business cycle. How I see that changing in the coming months. And how the megatrends we’re invested in are playing out.

You’ll be able to access all of these materials through the exclusive members’ area.

It’s a password-protected portal where you can access all of the videos, reports and updates in Southbank Wealth Advantage.

But that’s not all. Every month, you’ll also have a chance to speak to me personally.

Because I’ll be holding a monthly Zoom Q&A call where, outside of tailored investment advice, you’ll be able to ask me anything and everything.

Whether you want to know about the macroenvironment… a particular megatrend… any of the stocks in the portfolio…

Or perhaps you’ve booked a family trip to my hometown of San Francisco and you want to know the best hiking trails…

I’ve got you covered!

And if you have any other questions in the meantime, you’ll also have a dedicated email address to contact me on.

I want to do everything I can, personally, to ensure you make the most out of this service.

I know first-hand just how profitable this strategy can be.

It’s turned £10,000 into £177,000 in my historical testing.

Calculated using back testing. Simulated past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Figures do not take into account any investing costs or taxes.

It’s delivered for me personally for the last 20 years.

I’m so confident in it that I’m using it with my son’s money.

And I think you can see that it could make you a lot of money over the years ahead.

The kind of money that could give you real peace of mind.

So, it’s natural to ask:

Is it expensive to join Southbank Wealth Advantage?

Not at all.

I’m going against the grain here, I know.

Usually, access to this sort of investment intelligence comes at quite a cost.

Working at Deutsche Bank, I can tell you first-hand, I ran investment teams that cost us tens of thousands of euros a month… just to produce the level of insight and guidance I’ll be sharing in Southbank Wealth Advantage.

And you can forget about big wealth funds – the other sort of big hitters who might run a strategy like this. They require you to invest six figures, just to get through the door.

So, it’s fair to say that in the “normal world” the strategy that underpins my approach is not just “expensive”… but simply off limits.

Under no other circumstances would you be able to use something like this without shelling out an astronomical amount of money.

But Southbank Investment Research is all about removing barriers to entry. We try to make our work accessible to the man on the street who wants to make the most of their money.

So, we are not pricing membership to this service out of reach.

In fact, our brand-new service is priced much lower than all of our other premium advisories.

That is something I personally insisted on.

You see, when I joined Southbank at the turn of the year, I had one driving ambition above all others:

To share the most powerful wealth-building strategies at my disposal with as many of our readers as possible. I want to help the majority of our readership build a “base of wealth”.

That’s the philosophy behind my first service. A core strategy to run in the background of your financial life. Ever present, ever growing. 

In my view EVERY single person reading this presentation, every single one of our readers, should be able to take advantage.

And that means keeping the membership fee as low as possible.

So that’s what we have done.

An annual membership to Southbank Wealth Advantage comes in at just £379.

Considering some wealth managers charge that for just an hour’s consultation, we think it’s a fair price.

Just £379 for access to the same wealth-building approach that has become the backbone of the City, Wall St and my own prosperous investing life.

The same strategy I am now passing on to my eldest son.

The same simple-to-follow-strategy that could have turned a starting pot of £10,000 into £177,000 over the last 12 years – according to my extensive back-testing.

Calculated using back testing. Simulated past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Figures do not take into account any investing costs or taxes.

That’s great value, I hope you’ll agree.

But that’s NOT what you’ll pay if you can move quickly.

Today, you can become a member of Southbank Wealth Advantage for just £329.

That’s a saving of £50 on the full price…

A special deal to celebrate the launch of this exciting new advisory service. The only one of its kind anywhere in the UK, to my knowledge.

Take up my offer and you’ll pay the equivalent of just 90p a day – for a service capable of making a profound and lasting impact on your family wealth.

(About the same cost as buying a pack of Wrigley’s chewing gum every morning.)

What’s more, I’d also like to make membership available to you without any financial commitment.

That means you get to “look under the hood” before you become a full member.

Join today and you’ll have a 30-day grace period. You’ll be afforded a whole month to review the service. Read the strategy report. Take a look at my investment recommendations. Receive the inaugural issue. Take part in our special Q&A, just for charter members.

If you like what you see, you don’t have to do a thing. You’ll automatically become a full annual member after 30 days.

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I think that’s a fair deal. The kind of deal I’d like, if I were in your shoes.

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Before I go today, I’d like to thank you for your time.

I’m very proud to be able to share this strategy directly with you.

Over the years I have returned to it again and again. Having it running in the background has been a great source of comfort for me, and my family.

As I said earlier, following this strategy allowed me to pay for the best education for my children.

Money isn’t the be all and end all in life, of course. But let’s be honest, not being able to pursue your interests, travel the world or indulge in a few luxuries certainly has an impact on the quality of your life.

None of us are getting any younger (more’s the pity). So it’s important that the financial plans we have in place actually deliver.

Today, I’ve shown you just how well this approach performed in back testing over the last 10 years or so.

And I have every reason to believe it will deliver to a similar degree over the next 10.

Forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results.

If that sort of impressive, low-risk, low-stress wealth accumulation appeals to you… then let’s get you on board:

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You’ll save £50. You’ll have 30 days to decide if it’s for you. And you’ll have access to everything you need to start growing your wealth, year in year out, with this strategy.

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I think you’re going to thank yourself for it down the line.

Now, before I go, there is a final key component – an unbreakable rule that I follow in my investing strategy. One that gives me even more confidence that this approach will deliver.

RULE #3:
Use megatrends to squeeze even more juice out of your portfolio

Investing using the two rules I have just laid out could be VERY profitable for you.

But it would be remiss of me NOT to tell you about my third and final rule.

Because the fact is…

There is an opportunity to outperform the market by an even wider margin.

Now, as I said earlier, my first rule allows you to take advantage of the business cycle – the natural, repeating ebb and flow of markets. And one of the main drivers of stock market returns.

But there’s another force that drives stock market returns. And it acts completely OUTSIDE of the business cycle.

I’m talking about megatrends.

Megatrends are the large, transformational forces that define the future and go on to change the way we live.

They tend to impact everyone. And everything.

And if you can invest in the companies benefitting from those megatrends you stand to make a lot of money.

Some examples of megatrends include:

The ageing population in the Western world. Stemming from increased life expectancy and declining birth rates, the Western world’s older population is rapidly growing.

This has led to outsized performance for many healthcare companies.

For example, Pfizer has grown from just 80 cents per share in the early 1990s to $33 today – a 4,000% gain.

Then you’ve got the rise of the middle class in emerging markets, like China, India and Southeast Asia.

These countries’ cultural affinity for gold helped send its price from just over $250 in year 2000 to over $1,900 today. A 660% gain.

And of course there’s the rise of e-commerce and digital transactions, which led Amazon to grow from a split adjusted 7.4 cents per share at its IPO to the $135 it sits at today…

Which is more than a 18,000% gain.

As you can see, there is serious profit to be had from taking advantage of megatrends.

Which is why, in Southbank Wealth Advantage, I will devote a small portion of capital to investing in the megatrends of today.

Now, let me be clear: this does NOT mean making risky speculation of small caps or penny stocks.

The stocks I’ll select are all large-cap, lower-risk companies…

Yet, each of them is poised to benefit greatly from the most impactful long-term megatrends in the world today.

I can’t wait for you to see precisely WHICH stocks I’ve selected for the portfolio.

You can find out the names and ticker symbols of those stocks…

Along with the rest of the portfolio…

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I hope you’ve enjoyed this presentation.

I’m serious about helping my son grow his money. Year in, year out.

And I’m serious about helping you use the same strategy to grow your wealth, too.

Everything I’ve shown you today proves that…

I’ve shown you how the biggest financial institutions in the world are using it to grow the bulk of their wealth…

Simulated past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

How, in historical testing, it's proven to beat the FTSE 100 by 7-to-1…

And how it could have multiplied your money by more than ten times over the last 12 years…

But now, it’s over to you.

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I’m John Butler and I thank you for your time today. 

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Best wishes,

John Butler
Founder, Southbank Wealth Advantage

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