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the best way to grow their capital over the long term. On average, over the last hundred years, equities have provided investors with a 9-11% annual return. Despite this long term average return, equities are deemed risky and volatile, and in the short term, this volatility can test an investor’s ability to stay the course, often resulting in costly emotional mistakes (greed vs. fear) that will obliterate returns. Cash, although considered to be safe, only grows at the rate of bank interest, falling somewhere between 0.25%-2.0%, which doesn’t even cover inflation. This means that holding all of your assets in cash is a losing strategy vis-a-vis purchasing power. So the real question is how does an investor find an investment that is safe but yet provides acceptable returns? The preferred method to enhance returns while providing oneself with a relative degree of principal protection is by creating a portfolio that contains both risk free securities, such as a Government Treasury Bill, and risky securities, such as stocks. While it is relatively simple to find and purchase a Treasury Bond or Bill, stock selection is much more tricky. The concept of a Blue Chip stock, a “safe” stock with dependable consistent returns, seems like an archaic idea given the market turmoil experienced over the last ten years with fall of companies such as Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers and General Motors. These household names are no longer a guarantee of modest price appreciation and a recurring source of income from dividends. The problem with these large cap value stocks is that their modest returns are no longer enough to justify the high degree of risk assumed by investing in them. So where does this leave you? There is a better way to invest. Read this guide to learn how.