| At Investments Diets, we keep an eye out for favorable circumstances we believe will interest our readers. The following is one such message from one of our colleagues I think you’ll appreciate. |
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| | | |  | | | Eric Wade is a wealthy California tech entrepreneur, who started his career at some of the biggest Wall Street firms (including AG Edwards and Merrill Lynch), before getting wealthy with new technologies.
He’s perhaps the only man in America, for example, who turned a tiny $7 investment into $1 million during the last big tech boom (a story that was reported by the Washington Post).
And now, Eric Wade has come forward with his biggest prediction in years.
In short – Wade and his team say they’ve found an incredible new way for you to essentially “opt out” of our current corrupt and bankrupt financial system…
And potentially make a fortune in the years to come.
I believe this is especially important now that Joe Biden is in the White House and progressive Democrats control Congress.
(Keep in mind: This has nothing to do with the stock market or precious metals or anything else you’d likely expect.)
Surprisingly, only about 10% of folks in the U.S. have made this move… yet it’s estimated to have already created tens of thousands of millionaires.
After working with Eric Wade over the past few years, I can tell you he knows more about this subject than anyone I know.
That’s why I strongly encourage you to take a few minutes to hear him talk personally about this one critical move: How to essentially “opt out” of our bankrupt financial system.
(You can get a copy of his new report: The Greatest (Legal) Transfer of Wealth in American History, which explains everything you need to know.)
This could prove to be the #1 most important financial step you take this year.
Best of all, you can get a copy of The Greatest (Legal) Transfer of Wealth in American History or free by simply clicking here.
Good investing,
Mike Palmer
Founding Partner, Stansberry Research
Delivering World-Class Financial Research Since 1999
P.S. This topic is sensitive, especially in this day and age. And Eric does not mince words. If you are easily offended, the research report I linked to above is probably not for you. | | |
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