Here’s Easiest Way Experts Teach You About Investing. How is it possible to learn from the experts without paying through the nose? The easiest thing to do is follow the strategies and techniques the experts use to make their fortunes.

Surprisingly, those experts don’t have to be “celebrity style” investors such as George Soros, Jim Rogers and others like them. They’ve made their fortunes staying focused on one big opportunity.

But sometimes experts fly under the radar. They don’t seek publicity, which is why you don’t see their names show up in the media that often. Their focus is on making money.

One of those types of experts is Dr. Steve Sjuggerud. You may or may not recognize his name. He’s the genius behind the monthly financial publication True Wealth. I consider him to be one of the best.  But  this expert can teach you about investing.

His style of investing is a bit different than most other experts. Steve even admits it. He says, “I don’t invest like most folks.”

What This Expert Can Teach You About Investing

Instead he prefers to hang on to his cash until he the next great buying opportunity arrives.

For example, most other financial experts tell you to always be invested. Steve suggests its better to wait for the next buying opportunity … something her refers to as the “fat pitch.”

Don’t worry his style has nothing to do with baseball or any other sporting event. It’s about seeing opportunities and recognizing their potential before others.

When you find that opportunity, you have to go for it. The idea of finding “fat pitch” investments actually comes from investing genius, Warren Buffett. He’s successfully used this method to create his gigantic fortune.

Below are a few more of Buffett’s investing tips.

This style of investing has worked for Steve as well. He says in the last 10 years, he’s swung big on three “fat pitch” investment ideas. And all of them turned out to be home runs.

This Expert Teaches You About His Three Big Winners

In the 2008-2009 financial crisis, is when Steve saw the first fat pitch… in stocks. He bought stocks with all the invest-able money he had available at the time.

Whatever money he had set aside wasn’t enough. Steve believed that buying stocks after the crash had huge upside potential, that for the first and only time in his life, he took a home equity line on his house to buy stocks. For Steve, it turned out to be the right thing to do. (This isn’t something I’d suggest you do unless you have the same kind of investing nerve and skills that Steve has.)
The second fat pitch came in 2011, after the great real estate bust. At that time, he started buying Florida real estate. Again, it turned out to be the right move.

At the end of 2015, is when he saw the third fat pitch… in tiny gold stocks. Once again, Steve loaded up. How has it turned out? So far, he’s taken a couple of hundred percent in profits.

Expert Teaches You That Sometimes You Have to Break the Formula

What is Steve doing with his money today? He’s holding lots of cash … waiting for the next fat pitch.
If there is no fat pitch out there, he doesn’t swing. Basically he does not go “all in” if there’s nothing to be won.

For most people, investing by a traditional formula might be a good way to go. It keeps their money working for them.

But by recognizing how market bubbles work, Steve says, “You know that there are times to break free from the formulas and swing at the fat pitch.”

Now, investing using his “fat pitch” approach might not work for you. It’s a bit extreme for sure. And it is something you have to be comfortable doing.

If you aren’t a “fat pitch” type of investor, you might try another method.

The best advice he offers is use common sense and an approach you are 100% comfortable following.

For Steve, it’s a mix of the classic formulas and the fat-pitch strategy that he says will let you stay invested and potentially crush the market’s performance.

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