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28 online investment education courses, including all 13 Gold Membership courses. The most comprehensive education available anywhere that every investor needs to gain confidence about how to prepare and invest properly in anticipation of this coming crisis. Includes special annual bulletins with timely guidance only available to Platinum Members.
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13 online investment education courses. Our four proprietary investment strategies, our favorite, most ignored asset classes poised to explode higher, & lessons on how to identify the best stocks in these asset classes.
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An investment newsletter that has no limits in its approach to seeking out the best low-risk, high-reward stocks in the world. As of June 30, 2008, our 12-1/2 month return of 21.68% has outperformed the S&P 500 by 38.67%, the FTSE 100 by 39.72% and the Shanghai SSE by an incredible 63.05% over the same period! Always visionary. Never mainstream.
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Financial Literacy is a dead end. Wealth Literacy is the new Financial Literacy. Learn everything about building wealth that no school will ever teach you. Our premier Wealth Literacy course for young adults.
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A Sampling of Actual Returns from Stocks Selected with the SmartKnowledgeU™ Investment System
(1) Returns of Free Stock Picks Profiled on Our Blog, The Underground Investor
If you look at our free stock picks from just one day, October 30, 2006, EVERY SINGLE STOCK WE PROFILED that day gained a significant amount up until the day we valued them again on June 4, 2007. On average, each stock gained 35%. You may notice that some of the more obscure stocks like Keppel Holdings (KPELY.PK) based in Singapore, Soco International (SOCLF.PK), a small UK oil company that explores for oil in Libya, and Ezra Holdings (EZRHF.PK) have been the best performers. This is in line with what we teach our members at SmartKnowledgeU - How to find great, unknown companies and assets positioned to soar at low-risk, high-reward entry points. |
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