| CAMS Long Term Plan GROWTH CONCEPT | | | |
| SELECT TO VIEW: | |
| EQUITY INDEX FIXED ANNUITY AND A SEPARATE OPTIONS ACCOUNT | | | |
| 30% Options Page | |
| Initial Capital: | 100,000 | | | |
| Annuity | | Options | | 50% Options Page | |
| Allocation: | 90,000 | | 10,000 | | | |
| | | (See Note 3. Below) | |
| Initial 10% Bonus: | 9,000 | | None | | Projected Option Growth Pattern | |
| | | 1st 12 Mos. | | 2nd 12 Mos. | |
| Starting Balances: | $99,000 | | | $10,000 | | 10,200 | | 12,936 | EXPLANATION: | |
| End of Yr | | | | 10,404 | | 13,195 | In the Projected Option |
| 1 | | 104,940 | | 12,682 | | 10,612 | | 13,459 | Growth Pattern columns |
| 2 | | 111,236 | | 16,084 | | 10,824 | | 13,728 | the numbers show the |
| 3 | | 117,911 | | 20,399 | | 11,041 | | 14,002 | monthly results of the |
| 4 | | 124,985 | | 25,871 | | 11,262 | | 14,282 | option trading happening |
| 5 | | 132,484 | | 32,810 | | 11,487 | | 14,568 | exactly at the stated | |
| 6 | | 140,433 | | 41,611 | | 11,717 | | 14,859 | growth rate under Note 3. |
| 7 | | 148,859 | | 52,773 | | 11,951 | | 15,157 | | | |
| 8 | | 157,791 | | 66,929 | | 12,190 | | 15,460 | The other two columms |
| 9 | | 167,258 | | 84,883 | | 12,434 | | 15,769 | are running annual totals. |
| 10 | | $177,294 | | $107,652 | | 12,682 | | 16,084 | |
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| | Annual Growth Multiple: | | 1.27 | | 1.27 | |
| Notes: | | | | |
| 1. Assumed Growth Rate of Annuity: | 6% | | |
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| 2. Option money is in a separate brokerage account where | |
| 20% | of the account balance purchases PUT or CALL OPTIONS each month. |
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| 3. Option growth assumes a | 10% | profit on each monthly option trade. | |
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| 4. Income tax is deferred until withdrawal in an annuity. | |
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| 5. Capital Gains Income tax (currently 15%) is payable annually on option trading profits. |
| (But remember, paying taxes means you made some money.) | |
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| 6. The entire investment can be lost when purchasing options. | |
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| N.B. | Are the Option Growth Projections realistic? In my experience, it is not uncommon at all |
| for options that I have chosen to increase in value by 50% over the course of a few days, not |
| to mention over the course of 30 days. So suggesting that an option that costs $2,000 may |
| go to $3,000 in a short time is not unrealistic at all, to me. There are no guarantees, but |
| a 50% gain is not uncommon. The trick is to avoid getting greedy by "protecting" the trade, |
| once it hits the target value. You'll just have to trust me to do that consistently. |
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