Selwyn Gerber's Book, The Wealth Blueprint, Reveals Success Secrets of Wealth Management Are Still Long-Term Equities, Indexing

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Selwyn Gerber's Book, The Wealth Blueprint,
Reveals Success Secrets of Wealth Management Are
Still Long-Term Equities, Indexing
(1888PressRelease) Long-term holdings in equities
of the largest companies, allocating investments
wisely with the use of index funds, and
disregarding the daily, panicked stampede of the
herd are the highlights of the strategy Selwyn
Gerber advocates in his book The Wealth
Blueprint. San Diego, In Selwyn Gerber's book
The Wealth Blueprint, he states quite clearly
that the only secret to successful wealth
management is to return to the tried-and-true
path from which investors have strayed. Long-term
holdings in equities of the largest companies,
allocating investments wisely with the use of
index funds, and disregarding the daily, panicked
stampede of the herd are the highlights of the
strategy he advocates. Although the words in The
Wealth Blueprint may be Gerber's, at a
fundamental level, they echo the wisdom of Warren
Buffett, who has long been Gerber's guru.
"The investment markets have become the
antithesis of Mr. Buffett's philosophy," said
Gerber. "Yes, we should be aware of the turmoil
in the European Union, as it relates to the
financial condition of Greece and Spain but,
regardless of what happens, the citizens of these
countries will continue to buy the global
brand-name products that the largest companies
sell. That's why my company invests in European
countries, not Euros, for our clients."
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According to Selwyn, these large, global
companies, measured as a group, have an earnings
yield of more than 7 percent. They have
unprecedented cash reserves that likely total 2
trillion, so they can withstand any short-term
trauma in the world, or markets. In addition, not
only will Greeks and Spaniards continue to buy
these corporations' products, but so also will
the one billion new consumers from rapidly
developing countries who will have the disposable
income to buy the same soft drinks, clothing
brands and electronics. Within the pages of The
Wealth Blueprint, subtitled "Everything you'll
need to take control of your portfolio and beat
the 'Wall Street Pros' at their own game," Gerber
counsels that successful investing can't be
driven by fear or the latest world or financial
news. Only data should be the driver behind
investment decisions. Gerber added, "Although
short-term stock market pricing is driven by the
passions of fear and greed, long-term equity
valuations are determined by the underlying
profitability of the 5,000 great businesses in
which we're invested. At RVW Investing LLC, we
use a 'Darwinian' rules-based stock selection
model to access groups of superior companies -
using ETFs, which are taxefficient and low
cost." Rip Van Winkle is Gerber's
personification of the wealth management
philosophy presented in The Wealth Blueprint. He
would seem hardly to represent the modern
go-getter, highly energized and always working
hard to make success happen. According to Gerber,
however, Rip Van Winkle is right on target, or as
Gerber writes "a strategic passivity-pays
approach to investment success" is the most
effective wealth management strategy. This also
mirrors the slogan of Gerber's book "Invest
Right. Then Sleep Tight."
Gerber's The Wealth Blueprint is written and
organized so that readers are led directly to the
core of the challenge to successful wealth
management and understand how to utilize the
readily available solutions. Whether it's "The
Secret of Investing in the Stock Market Summed Up
in 100 Words," "The Seven Immutable Laws of
Investing" or "Everything You Needed to Know
About Investing, But Were Working Too Hard at It
to Ask," The Wealth Blueprint is filled with
Gerber's insights and is given emphasis and made
entertaining by his singular wit.
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Both have made him a much sought-after guest on
Fox News broadcasts and public radio programming.
He is also often booked for speaking engagements,
many of which are attended by the growing number
of retiring or soon-to-be retired Baby
Boomers. Visit www.GerberCo.com for more
information. The suggestions in this press
release and the Gerber Co. CPAs Mid-Year Tax
Savings Report are for general information
purposes. Taxpayers should seek the advice of a
certified CPA to determine the best tax planning
for their unique situation. About Gerber Co.
CPAs - Opened in 1986, Gerber Co. CPAs serves
the financial needs of family businesses and
high-net-worth individuals with tax, family
office, audit, attest and forensic accounting
services. The firm has grown to become an
Independent Alliance Member of BDO Seidman, the
5th largest CPA group in the world. The Los
Angeles Business Journal named Gerber Co. one
of the top LA accounting firms in 2012. Visit
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