It’s a scary time to be in stocks right now. Although the economy seems to be bouncing back from the pandemic, stocks are swinging violently — and everyone from CNBC to MarketWatch is warning of trouble on the horizon.
If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably had it with all the bad news. Bad news about inflation and the economy… Bad news about cyber threats crippling the nation… Bad news about a sky-high stock market that has nowhere to go but down.
Startups are a strange animal. Even though they have the potential to hand investors like you life-changing profits… They also have a high probability of failing.
ProPublica just published a groundbreaking report… It managed to get its hands on 25 years’ worth of tax returns for some of the wealthiest investors in the world. And what it discovered is almost unbelievable: In 2007, Jeff Bezos paid zero income taxes.
For the past couple of weeks, Matt and I have been telling you about a unique type of investment… An investment normally reserved for the country’s ultra-rich: Venture Capital Funds. As we’ve explained, these funds are similar to mutual funds.