Many risk-averse investors seek out the stability of big, recession-proof brands… Brands like McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD) or Burger King (NYSE: BKW). These stocks may help you sleep at night, but they sure don’t offer much yield: Dividends from Burger King are less than 1%… And “high-yielding” McDonald’s offers just 3.5%.
Imagine owning a luxury hotel, just blocks from the Freedom Tower in downtown New York City. Or owning high-end luxury condos in Midtown East, right near the United Nations.
For most folks – aside from purchasing a home – buying or leasing a car is the single biggest financial transaction they’ll experience. It can also be one of their most painful experiences… In 2012 alone, the FTC reported 59,214 fraud reports related to car sales.
Last Tuesday, November 4 th , was a crucial day for your financial future… It was 2014’s mid-term elections. As you probably know, the Republicans were victorious… But behind the scenes, there was an even bigger winner: You.
Imagine earning 93% annual returns… In ten years, that would turn $10,000 into more than $7 million… Sound impossible? Today, we’ll introduce you to an investor in the private market who’s done it.
Editor’s Note: Wayne and Matt are presenting at a big investing conference this week in Southern California: While they’re busy spreading the equity crowdfunding gospel, our Publisher has offered to step in and share the below opportunity with you.…
It’s been a stressful few weeks for stock market investors. Many folks – from Main Street to Wall Street – are heading for the hills: Individuals are swapping shares for cash or gold.
Were you a victim of last week’s terrifying cyber-attack? If not, consider yourself lucky… 76 million households and 7 million small businesses were hacked.
Wayne recently shared a great real-world story… It was about private investors trouncing public investors on the same investment: Investors who bought shares of ReWalk Robotics (NASDAQ: RWLK) at the IPO made 116%. But investors who got in before the IPO made 381%.
Tech investors are minting money right now… Especially the ones who invest in private start-ups: In 2014 alone, acquisitions have netted them more than $100 billion.