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| See why Don is one of the industry's LEADING financial strategists and educational authorities. Learn new option trading strategies and bring your questions for one of the most respected pros out there! | Join Us TUESDAY @2pm HERE |
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Hey Folks, Jeff Bishop here again! |
I was recently in Gatlinburg, TN, for a volleyball tournament 🏐. |
Don't worry, this was not a 50-year-old out-of-shape men's league. I was there with my 8th-grade daughter, and it was a brutal 2 degrees outside. |
Driving by DollyWorld (although it was sadly not open!) made me think of this story… |
It was the mid '80s, and Elvis wanted to sing one of Dolly Parton's songs. The only snag was that his manager wanted half of the publishing rights. |
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So the queen of country kicked the king of rock 'n' roll to the curb with a resounding "no." |
A decade later, another musician asked to record the song — and this time the answer was "yes." |
Whitney Houston's rendition of "I Will Always Love You" won her three Grammys. And it went on to become the best-selling song by a female artist of all time. |
Dolly Parton — business savant that she is — raked in the profits in the background. "Enough to buy Graceland," as she put it. |
In the '90s alone, Houston's recording made Parton more than $10 million in royalties. |
And she didn't have to sing a single note. In fact, all she did in exchange for that goldmine was not perform her own song for a period of time. |
She's still making money off of it today. |
In my opinion, that's what makes royalties one of the best business models known to man. They require: |
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If it sounds a little too good to be true — that's because it is. To make royalties work, you have to be a songwriter. And you have to write songs that are hits. |
But the best minds in the music game figured out a lucrative way around both of those… starting with Michael Jackson. |
Paid to Do Nothing But Wait |
In 1985, Michael Jackson outbid Paul McCartney himself to buy the rights to the majority of the Beatles' catalog. |
Every time one of those 251 songs was aired on the radio or used in a TV show or played in an arena, the proceeds lined Michael Jackson's pockets. |
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Buying a whole bunch of royalties wrapped into one means that you never have to write a single word, you get wide diversification — and best of all, you get a solid, steady cash flow from your investment. |
That's also the idea behind Hipgnosis, a song royalty company. The company has never written or produced a single song. |
It owns partial rights to: |
52 of Rolling Stones' Greatest Songs of All Time 25% of Spotify's Billions Club 11 of the songs performed by Taylor Swift on her Eras tour
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Every time one of those songs hits your ears, Hipgnosis is getting a cut. Let that sink in 🤯. |
Invest on the Front End, Get a Paycheck Forever |
The royalty business model has spread into other industries. While music royalties are unique, the business model of acquiring passive interests for potential future payouts is compelling across industries. |
Royalty businesses have been created for pizza and steakhouses, tire & lube change auto shops, and even oil & gas production. |
Now there's one industry that's practically custom-built for the royalty model — and its returns put Dolly Parton and Michael Jackson to shame. |
Out of the Ground, Into Your Pocket |
This industry is where a lot of real money — I'm talking billions — has been invested. |
McKinsey says the industry "could be set for significant expansion over the next decade." |
Based on the number of royalty interests on developing and near-term producing assets, we believe they have good potential for growth. |
And over the next few days, I'm going to tell you everything you need to know about it. |
Here's why. |
Similar to the companies in the music business, their mission is to acquire royalties on strong properties. |
They owned 18 royalties when they IPO'd just two and a half years ago. |
Now they own more than 240… |
I'll provide more details soon so that you can review what I think is a good opportunity. |
Stay tuned for more details this week! |
To Your Success, |
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Jeff Bishop |
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