Do I still pay taxes if I re-invest my LLC's revenues?

[Paul Roth]

I'm planning on mounting an LLC to start my first real estate investments. My plan is to immediately re-invest all profits generated by the entity, in the name of the LLC, so I pay no taxes on it. I would probably invest in highly liquid assets, something like stocks, until the LLC's got enough to cover the downpayment for another loan, buy another property, and so on. If I understand correctly, that should save me from paying taxes on my real estate revenues.

I'm super new to all this. Is there any flaw in the reasoning?