RJ Hamster
The Secret Lifeblood of the Markets
Dear Member,
Mandeep Rai here.
I’m a Trading Service Analyst for Weiss Ratings. And I’ve been compiling and analyzing all the data we’re using to build the Infinite Income System.
I want to share with you a bit of what we learned before The Infinite Income Summit at 2 p.m. Eastern on Feb. 10.
Your private access link is here: LINK HERE
At the end of yesterday’s message, Why We’re Reinventing Retirement in America, Martin told you about one of the great Weiss Ratings “Buy” recommendations.
NetEase, Inc.
He highlighted that with $10,000 in this one stock … you’d now have over $2.2 million and would collect $50,000 every year in dividends.
Some of you might wonder … is that rare?
The answer is both yes and no.
Yes, if you look at the whole market, stocks like NetEase are rare.
But, if you look at one specific group of stocks, massive outperformance is actually not rare.
And this group of stocks are in fact the Secret Lifeblood of the Markets.
In preparation for our Infinite Income System launch on Tuesday, Feb. 10 at 2 p.m. Eastern, I want to reveal this secret to you today.
So here it is.
The truth is that while most investors search for that one great tech stock or a penny stock with some dream scenario … the best and most consistent gains in the market actually come from dividend companies.
Now, I can already see some of the reactions.
Dividends companies?? Aren’t they just boring stocks that grow very slowly??
Actually, it’s the exact opposite.
Like NetEase, the right kinds of dividend companies can deliver bigger gains than almost anything else in the markets.
And this is proven over decades of data.
Consider this …
From 1960 to 2023 … if you had invested $10,000 in the S&P 500 but had not reinvested dividends, you’d have $982,072.
But if you had reinvested dividends … you’d have $6,399,429.

That’s six and a half times more money … all from the dividends.
And this is especially true in times of high inflation like the 1970s.
During the 1970s, 73% of the total market return came from dividends.
This outperformance becomes even more dramatic when you look at individual stocks.
Consider this study from Ned Davis Research and Hartford funds from 1973 to 2024.

It found that over 50 years, companies that don’t pay dividends produced a total return of 799%.
By comparison, companies that initiate and grow dividends?
They produced returns of 15,774%.
A return like that turns a $50,000 portfolio into almost $8 million.
That’s why my team and I have focused on the types of companies that grow and initiate dividends.
And we found there is one particular secret to their success.
It made all the difference and supercharged the results of The Infinite Income System.
I’m really looking forward to the big reveal when Martin shows you how this works on Tuesday, Feb. 10 at 2 p.m. Eastern.
You can access it through your private link found here: LINK HERE.
And in the meantime, make sure you sign up for the VIP messaging by simply texting “WEISS” to 31878, so you don’t miss any of the prep series.
Best wishes,
Mandeep Rai
Trading Service Analyst
P.S. Tomorrow I’ll be back with you to share a few details on The Infinite Income System.Follow us:
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