Stock Reveal: Jason Williams “Plug-in Payouts”

Jason Williams is out with a new stock teaser.

This time he's hyping up what he calls "Plug-in Payouts."

According to Williams, you can start earning passive income from electric cars as early as July 19th.

This ad is supposed to get you to buy his newsletter, but before you do that, make sure to read this post.

I'll breakdown everything there is to know about this teaser so you can decide if it's smart to pay Jason for stock picks.

Let's get started!

Plug-in Payouts FAQs

Have some questions about this presentation?

Here are the answers to any remaining questions you might have:

1) What are Plug-in Payouts?

Plug-in Payouts is the name of the special report that Jason Williams is teasing to try and get you to buy his newsletter.

The idea of this presentation is that there's a "unique" way to earn passive income from the push to create EV infrastructure.

According to Jason, you can earn thousands a month with these investments.

Additionally, Jason claims that billions in investments from the government are going to be used to build 500,000 EV chargers.

So the chance to earn income from this is going to grow.

Williams uses a lot of marketing and branding tricks to describe a well-known investing strategy, which is to invest in REITs.

A REIT gives individual investors access to real estate investments in the same way a mutual fund gives investors access to a diversified portfolio of stocks.

REITs are attractive to investors because, usually, around 90% of revenue has to be redistributed back to investors in a dividend payment.

So you can earn passive income from these investments.

Jason is hinting at owning REITs that will own property and EV chargers.

He doesn't give clues on which one he's recommending, but many are in the space.

Go back to the summary to see a few popular ones I listed if you're interested.

2) REITs vs. Dividend Stocks?

So at this point, you might be interested in investing in REITs and want to know how they stack up against dividend-paying stocks.

After all, the goal is to get the best returns possible.

According to all available data, REITs actually outperform stocks and dividend-paying stocks over a long period of time.

The market has outperformed REITs pretty handily over the last 10 years and has done even better over the last 5 years.

However, over the last 50 years, REITs have done better, and in the last couple of years, REITs have done better as well.

The reason why REITs perform so well is that their dividend payouts are about double those of dividend stocks in the S&P 500.

Certain REIT sectors have done very well, and the best performing has been self-storage:

So as you can see, certain subgroups have done much better than the market overall.

I'm not entirely sure what subgroup owning EV chargers would be in, though.

I'm guessing diversified would be the best because I'd imagine no REIT would solely focus on EV chargers.

3) Can I really make $30,000 per year from REITs?

99% of the people reading this teaser will not be able to make $30,000 per month from REITs.

The average dividend payout for a REIT is between 3% and 4%.

So if you do some simple math, you'll see you'll need at least $1,000,000 invested in REITs to earn $30,000 per year from them.

I'm guessing most people won't have that kind of money to invest in Jason's picks.

So, no, you're not going to make $30,000 per year unless you have a lot of money to make.

I'd say the average person will have around $5,000 to $10,000 to invest in a single stock.

If you want your whole portfolio to be REITs, maybe you'll be closer to $25,000.

If that's the case, you can expect about $900 per year.

The good news is that if you're young enough, you can reinvest that money back into REITS.

Eventually, this will compound, and over a 30-year period, it will eventually be around $1,000,000.

4) Is Jason William's Newsletter Worth it?

So now that you know the truth about the investing strategy that Jason is recommending, the last question to answer is whether his newsletter is worth buying.

I've done a review of The Wealth Advisory already.

This newsletter is a typical stock-picking service, which is not a good thing.

There are a bunch of upsells that will be pitched to you after you join, and none of the expensive upsells come with refunds.

The company that owns this newsletter is unethical and has been fined millions in the past for defrauding elderly people.

It's just not worth getting stock picks from Jason.

Wrapping Things Up

So that's the end of the post looking at Jason Williams "Plug-In Payouts" stock teaser.

Unfortunately, I couldn't figure out the name of the stock Jason was pitching, but I was able to figure out the kind of stock he's recommending.

That would be REITs, and there are several REITs that own properties with EV chargers on them.

REITs are good investments and have beat the market since their inception back in the 1960s.

They're also less volatile than stocks.

So I think having some money in these assets is a good idea.

Just make sure you're picking solid REITs to invest in with good dividend payouts.

Are you considering investing in these assets?

Let me know your thoughts in the comments.