Not many people know about renting shares. The process works the same
way that a landlord rents out their property to a tenant. The landlord gets paid each and every month the property is rented.
The same thing can occur on the stock market. Share owners who rent their shares out are known as a Sharelord. By renting out their shares the Sharelord get’s paid upfront day one. So how does share renting work?
Sharelord Rents Their Shares For Income!
A Sharelord purchases a parcel of shares and they sell a call option over those shares. By selling call options the Sharelord is renting their shares. Selling a call option over your shares means that the owner of the shares agrees to sell their shares at the nominated strike price.
Lets say we purchased our shares for $51.23 and we sold a call option at the strike price of $51.50. By selling the $51.50 call option the Sharelord agrees to sell their shares at $51.50 at anytime during the contract period, which is either a week or a month or could be longer. A Sharelord rents their shares out usually every month.
Normally the sharelord will sell their shares at the strike price of $51.50 when the share price is above $51.50 by the end of the contract period. For the call option owner to have the right to purchase the shares at $51.50, they pay the sharelord a premium. That premium is paid upfront, day one. So a Sharelord knows exactly how much income they are going to receive prior to placing the transaction.
![sharelord-cashflow-strategy-quote1]()
Insurance Policies Can Be Purchased On The Share Market!
It’s crucial as well that our shares are protected so we purchase an insurance policy to protect our investment. Many so called investors do not know that insurance policies can be purchased on the share market. These insurance policies work exactly the same as a home and contents insurance works. You set the agreed price and if anything untoward occurs you get paid the agreed insured value.
If a Sharelord purchases a $50.00 insurance policy, otherwise known as a put option, their shares are protected at $50.00. If the share price plummets to $5.00 we can turn around and sell our shares at $50.00.
![Page-7-sml2]()
The Traditional Way Of Investing
The uneducated invest by buying a parcel of shares and just sit on them. They buy, hope and pray that the share price will go up because that is the only way they can make money. The buy, hope and pray method is so 1980s and is fast becoming obsolete, as you have only one third of a direction in making money. Resorting to this type of investing is known as time-bomb investing.
A Sharelord creates the market and earns an income irrespective of market direction or performance and the most important thing is that a Sharelord is not hoping to make money. They earn an income upfront, day one, straight into their bank account. Do you want to stay on the educated side or the uneducated?
If you decide to get educated, you will:
- Discover how investors are generating between $5,000-$30,000 Per Month.
- Discover how to acquire shares WHOLESALE, not Retail.
- Discover how to WRITE AND SELL OPTIONS ON YOUR SHARES and become a Sharelord®.
- Discover how to INSURE YOUR SHARES using NONE of your own money, by using put options.
- Discover how to potentially generate between 3% – 9% on a MONTHLY BASIS.
- Discover how to potentially dismantle credit card debt and pay off a home mortgage.
![sharelord-cashflow-strategy-quote2]()
Buying Shares Wholesale!!!
The uneducated investor purchases their shares at RETAIL, whereas the Sharelord purchases their shares at wholesale. How can an investor buy their shares at wholesale?
When a Sharelord purchases a parcel of shares, they rent out those shares and receive an income upfront. By receiving an income, the Sharelord effectively purchases at wholesale and have created for themselves a buffer. If I purchase a parcel of shares for $50.00 and sell a call option and receive $1.00, in effect I have purchased the shares for $49.00 and I won’t start losing money on my investment until the sharelord price goes below $49.00. Whereas an uneducated investor starts losing money as soon as the share price goes below $50.00.
Purchase An Insurance Policy Using None of Your Own Money
As a Sharelord you can purchase an insurance policy using none of your own money. We use the income that we receive from renting our shares and we use a portion of it to purchase our insurance policy. The insurance policy is a tax deduction as well. We get 2 things that work in our favor. We use somebody elses money to purchase our insurance policy and we get a tax deduction for it, how about that.
Payoff Bad Debt or Your Mortgage With Sharelord
The beauty about Sharelord is that you can pay down bad debts with the income that you generate on a monthly basis. How about utilizing the the banks money to invest in Sharelord? More about that in a future article.
Sit back and relax and watch this short clip which gives you an overview of the Sharelord Cashflow Strategy.