CAMS Long Term Plan GROWTH CONCEPT
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EQUITY INDEX FIXED ANNUITY AND A SEPARATE OPTIONS ACCOUNT
30% Options Page
Initial Capital:100,000
AnnuityOptions50% Options Page
Allocation:90,00010,000
(See Note 3. Below)
Initial 10% Bonus:9,000NoneProjected Option Growth Pattern
1st 12 Mos.2nd 12 Mos.
Starting Balances:$99,000  $10,00010,20012,936EXPLANATION: 
End of Yr10,40413,195In the Projected Option
1104,94012,68210,61213,459Growth Pattern columns
2111,23616,08410,82413,728the numbers show the
3117,91120,39911,04114,002monthly results of the
4124,98525,87111,26214,282option trading happening
5132,48432,81011,48714,568exactly at the stated 
6140,43341,61111,71714,859growth rate under Note 3.
7148,85952,77311,95115,157  
8157,79166,92912,19015,460The other two columms
9167,25884,88312,43415,769are running annual totals.
10$177,294$107,65212,68216,084
Annual Growth Multiple:1.271.27
Notes:
    1.  Assumed Growth Rate of Annuity:6%
    2.  Option money is in a separate brokerage account where
20%of the account balance purchases PUT or CALL OPTIONS each month.
    3.  Option growth assumes a10%profit on each monthly option trade.
    4.  Income tax is deferred until  withdrawal in an annuity.
    5.  Capital Gains Income tax (currently 15%) is payable annually on option trading profits.
(But remember, paying taxes means you made some money.)
    6.  The entire investment can be lost when purchasing options.
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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