Let's Talk Markets vs Peace of Mind

By Eric Coon | September 4, 2019

For over 200 years there have been stock markets. During that time there have been winners who won big and losers who have lost big!!

I personally have been on both sides of this equation. But truthfully, I have never made consistent gains. Yeah, there have been stocks that have earned me 20 – 25%, but that was short lived because there were those stocks that lost me money.

When I think back, timing is everything!! How do you even begin to time something as volatile as a market?? It’s nearly IMPOSSIBLE!!!

When I asked my friends, most of them say they have lost more than they gained and usually get out of the market because it is very stressful.

Think about this for minute. How many people lost their life savings in the crash of 1929 and ended up in poverty? What about the more recent event the Great Recession of 2008? People lost 30 – 50% of their 401K. We’re talking the money that they are planning to have for their retirement. What we don’t know, is when the next market crash is coming. Who knows? But believe me, there will be another one!

What if there was a way to achieve a potential double-digit interest rate growth on your money and at the same time protect your asset when the market goes negative.

Well, I am happy to say that this is a Reality!

Today there is such a vehicle that can provide upside growth with downside protection. Afterall, this is your retirement!! Your Nest Egg that you will need to live on in the future.

This strategy is called “Indexing”.

Could you imagine, making upwards of 15% when the times are good and not lose your any of your principle or interest gained when the market is Losing 10, 20, 30, 40% or more.

Could you sleep better knowing that your Asset is Protected?

So then, what is this elusive peace of mind and how does one attain it?

Peace of Mind:


  • Is to Take control of your financial future.
  • Is an increased level of consciousness about your investments.
  • Is knowing what you’re doing and why.
  • Is basing your investment decisions on logic, reason and intelligence.
  • Is replacing negative thoughts with positive ones.