How You Can
Retire
with
$1,000,000
on Pocket Change You
Waste
Let me
prove in these next few minutes
what I
can do for you...with no hype
The
sheet of yellow paper, crumpled into a ball with more force
than necessary, hurtled across the room missed the waste
paper basket and scattered a dozen others in the corner. It was my first story as a cub
reporter and I wanted it to be a masterpiece. (It was
not!)
Sixty years later, I sit here facing the
same difficulty: I have something to say that I think is
far more
significant to you than my first story ever could have
been and because of that I feel under tremendous pressure to
get it right.
I know $1,000,000 doesn't sound realistic but I'd be crazy to
make such a claim without solid proof
If
I were you I'd be wondering is this a bunch of
hype? You'd be absolutely right to ask
this question. It's one any inteligent person should
ask.
I
ask only that you read every word here. I also want to give
you my free 63-page e-book so that you get a glimpse of how
I might help you. You see, I have already been through the doubts and
difficulties you face with your investments. I have made
the mistakes so you won't have to.
I have gone through doubts and being
scared every time I made a fresh
investment,
but not any more.
If
what I have to say seems like hype to win more sales, I
apologize in advance. I am just so excited about what I know my latest
how-to investment course can do for you. But
saying that does not help you; let me try in the next few
minutes to let you see for yourself why it may be
exciting.
What I
teach is so easy and
you don't
have to be
rich
or intelligent to make it
work
If you
have ever thought investing in the stock market was too
difficult or only for the rich, I have news for you:
it
is so very
easy when
you cut through the chaff and self-important hocus-pocus
too many people use to make themselves appear as if they
can forecast the future. There are just a handful of very simple
rules - but you will not learn most of them from
financial advisers.
The Gaffer Wealth System started with
a simple ebook,
Lunch
with Gaffer. It
is the one
book I wish had been available to me many years ago. It covers
all you really need to
know about stocks, bonds and mutual funds. And
it does it all in a way that makes setting it to work for
you fun. You'll see why in a
minute.
No one would give this
guarantee and give you
12 months to test if this
was a scam
Sure,
sure, I wrote the thing so you might expect me to say it's
the best there is for beginning - or just curious -
investors. But I say that with a
clear conscience because I believe it with every bone in
my body.
I'd be a fool to exaggerate and then back exaggerations
with a
double money back
12-month
guarantee
.
But a
book, however much I thought it would
help to make your
financial future brighter, was not
enough. I know that books alone are quickly forgotten. So
... then
a 16-week
course was added. Next came
two hours of MP3
recordings…and then 23 short ebooks. This
was followed by 22
videos and all this is now bundled as a
full-scale
multimedia course that will make what you
learn so ingrained in your consciousness that
I believe it
will be virtually impossible to
fail.
I made
my first stock investment when I was a penniless 20-year-old
and, like many of the things we do without first learning
how to do them, I made an absolute mess of that experience.
I want you to
know
what you are
doing all the
time. You can do what I do. When you
go through The Gaffer
Wealth System you will understand why I can
say this with such confidence.
I came from
knowing
nothing; so can
you
-
but without my
mistakes
As
a naive, fresh-faced youngster, I demanded to speak with the
manager of the cavernous polished mahogany, brass and marble
head office of a national bank in
central London
where
I had an embarrassingly-small account. This was the sort of
place where you'd automatically speak in whispers, as if in
an empty cathedral. I said I wanted to invest "the entire
content" of my bank account, what did the manager advise?
Only later did he discover my total wealth was about
$30.
I
didn't know that most bank managers know as much about
stocks as most plumbers know about flying 747s, so I
accepted his recommendation to invest in an obscure South
African gold mine.
It
didn't take long to recognize I was totally out of my depth
and I stayed away from all types of investment
for several years. I know now that I could so much more
easily have become a millionaire if only I had known and
understood a few basic rules of successful investing - rules
now available to you. At
that age, all that was needed was $3.50 a day and an
average return of 10%.
More than 10% is
easy.
I'll show you
how
- if you
qualify
"Only 10%?"
you say sarcastically. "Huh, if I'd only known it was
that easy … !"
I
don't blame you for being skeptical; I would be too. But
wait; read this entire page and I'll prove to you just how easy it
is.
The Gaffer Wealth System begins by showing you
how to save even though
you're sure it is impossible
- and with no pain and no
sacrifice of things important to you. Again, in
your shoes, I'd doubt that.
But I
show exactly how to find this mysterious missing money. If
you're working and between age 25 and 30 the likelihood is
that you will discover enough money that is currently wasted
to make you a millionaire. What's
more,
you decide
what is being wasted and what is important to your
lifestyle.
Can I
help everyone? No. Some people just can't follow through
with anything. More importantly, in this stressful economy
there are some who truly cannot save any money at all.
Out of work, some struggle just to put plain food on the
table.
I know
what that's like; I've been there. The future for some is
bleak until they can find another job and get out from
under some of the bills. But quite likely if you are
working it is
easier than you think. You will not know the
truth until you follow the beginning of The Gaffer Wealth System.
After that, if you find saving is impossible simply ask for
your money back.
This is no lottery
with
impossible odds; it's
the
closest thing to an absolute
certainty if you follow the
1-2-3
rules
How often have you wished you could win
the lottery…even if your share was
"only" $1
million? Maybe you are among the tens of millions who
check those numbers every week. Hey, a few thousand would
help pay off some of the bills! Remember how you felt
when you won just $10? I bet you told at least one other
person. I even told someone when a colleague won a small
amount!
This isn't about lotteries or chance. It's
not about $10, it's about quietly making enough to
seriously improve your
future and allow your dreams to become
reality.

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* What would a solid retirement
account mean to you?
* How much would that be? How would
it feel?
* When you think about that, what
pictures do you see in your
mind?
* I know you don't think of sacks
filled $100 bills; what do you
imagine?
* Would you travel?
* Move somewhere sunny with
sandy beaches and rustling palm
trees as I did when I moved to
Panama?
* Golf every day?
* What would be different in
your life?
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It's
quite likely many of your dreams can come true or,
if you have let too many years slip by, that you could be
much better off than you now are. And I know this may sound
unbelievable, but you could achieve this without long-term risk or
gambling of any sort.
For most people,
finding
pennies a day to invest is not
hard
- once you know the
secret
It's not too late for someone in their
mid-30s to mid-40s to become a millionaire; it's just a
little more difficult. You need to find $10 or $15 a day
while a 25- to 30-year-old needs just $6.67 a day. In most
cases, you wouldn't even notice any difference in your
lifestyle. This is important so that you stick with your
savings program.
But who needs to become a
millionaire? We just need enough to feel freedom,
right? A million is just a figure of speech, like winning
the lottery for most of us.
Most of us throw away potential fortunes on far
less than Happy Hour, things we do not really want and that are
not necessary (in our own view) to our present
lifestyle. We do this not realizing that
the life we dream
of if we win the lottery is simply slipping through our
fingers. Finding what we squander is easy
when we know how…and I'll show you how.
"But
stocks, bonds and mutual funds? I don't know anything about
that stuff. Besides, that's for rich folk."
A
young man I met for the first time got around to asking what
I do for a living.
"The stock market?" he
screeched in horror a couple of days after the Dow Jones
Industrial Index average plunged to 8000 in October 2008.
"That's crazy! Don't even talk to me about stocks. My father
has just lost a million dollars in stocks. He invests in mining
companies."
You don't need to pay a
broker;
I'll show you how to pick companies you already buy from. It's
easy
once you know how
Fifteen minutes later, after I had
explained a few logical strategies a child could do
successfully, he admitted his initial reaction was
because he had
been unaware of how easy it is to make money over time with
stocks and bonds.
Would
you be surprised to know you can invest just a few dollars a
month automatically without mutual funds and without any
sort of brokerage account? Just think:
no fees of any
kind; you get to keep all the
profit.
Would
it also surprise you to know that if you know Toyota makes
autos and Kellogg makes cornflakes you know almost enough to
invest successfully, especially when I show you
how to find a list of
appropriate companies?
Would
you be surprised to know you can invest directly in about
1,300 companies
without going through stockbrokers or paying commissions?
(Hush, my broker friends would hate me for telling you
this!) And that, just like mutual funds,
you can buy
fractions of shares this way?
Mutual funds? I'll show you
'hidden' fees that rob you
of
one-third of your money
Oh, and I'll show you
where all the hidden
fees are with mutual funds. They are not really hidden, but you need
to know what to look for and where in those daunting annual
reports many people simply throw unread into the garbage.
I'll show you where to find them; your mutual funds
salesperson probably won't.
There's far more to fees than just sales
commissions, and these other fees make
a huge
dent in
your bottom line - anywhere from 29 to 34 percent for the
average stock mutual fund. I'll show you.
You
see, it's not just about what you make it's also about what
you
keep.
Find investment books
boring?
So did I and that's
why
my course is presented very
differently
"But I started one of those investment
books once. Couldn't understand it and I've never touched
another one since."
I know
exactly how you feel. It's like being back in school to try
reading some of them - and they have a strange language all
their own. How do they expect anyone to understand what
they're talking about?
In my
early days, the days that have the most impact on how we can
live later in life but during which we are the most
impatient, I felt much the same way about those books. But
being able to make
money without working for it fascinated me
so I continued to "invest" on hunches, and I lost more often
than I gained. Years later, because of a computer program I
designed and everyone else wanted, I had my pick of six
investment firms to join as a broker.
In the
next 15 years I met all sorts of people and got a good feel
for what prevents so many from being successful with … or
even starting … an investment savings program. Very few
of my clients ever read an investment book; they relied on
me to make them money, and relying on someone else is
dangerous.
If you
don't know how to be a successful investor how are you going
to determine whether your adviser is any good? And if
you do
know,
why do you need an adviser?
The original
ebook
was written for someone
who hated investment speak
So
when I planned the
original ebook
I knew I had to make it the sort of book that readers
would have a hard time putting down; it had to be simple to understand, and the
strategies had to be absolutely logical and provable either
with commonsense or with a pocket calculator, not by risking
your money. But it also had to be fun.
I
wanted a total beginner to be able to understand every word
but also to enjoy reading those words. I wanted even
experienced investors to have worthwhile 'aha' moments,
those moments that surprise with pure simplicity and make
you wonder why you hadn't thought of that for yourself.
The
test was my wife. Before Gaffer, she didn't
even want
to
know anything about stocks and bonds - but she is my best
critic and she understood every word in the book. More than
just teach, the book had to hold the average reader's
interest quite apart from the investing aspect.
The teaching is most
unusual;
it is in story
form
to make it hard to put
down
And so Gaffer was born. He is the lumber
mill owner in Cripple Hole Creek, population 209, but he
made most of his millions by investing in stocks and bonds.
Each week three couples representing three different age
groups meet for lunch in his house overlooking the village
and they discuss various aspects of investing.
The
teaching portion of each chapter is totally conversation.
People interrupt, ask questions and joke with each other,
breaking up into easily-digestible pieces what in some books
becomes enough to send the average reader to
sleep.
Because
all the teaching is done this way it doesn't feel like teaching.
Questions are asked at appropriate stages to give
emphasis to important points or to get clarification;
those questions that, in real life, novice investors think
are too basic to ask their broker are asked and answered.
They
are questions "investment" books usually don't answer
because the author thinks they are too elementary for his
readers. As a broker I learned that just about
everyone has what he
or she considers to be a "dumb" question.
I'm sure you've had them too.
Characters come to
life,
just as in a novel. The result is
teaching that does not
seem like
teaching
One of the characters is a pregnant
19-year-old who works for KFC. She attends the lunches only
because her 21-year-old husband, a laborer at the lumber
mill, is interested. Another guest, Amy, a tough-minded
50-something not afraid to speak her mind, believes
the only
place
for
her money is
in the bank. Readers - and the other guests - wonder what on
earth she will blurt out next.
Of
course, each of the characters has a life far outside the
realm of investing. They are, I suspect,
a lot like
you. Each has challenges in their
day-to-day life that have nothing to do with investing,
challenges that are described in the first portion of
each chapter. How they cope with those challenges and the
final resolution keeps readers turning the pages long
after they should have put the lights
out.
The
final page of each chapter sums up the main points,
separating them from the fiction and driving them
home.
In the free ebook is just a
taste
of what you will soon
be able to do with
confidence
I
have written a 63-page e-book, Investment Basics from
Gaffer, and I want
you to have it as a
gift from me. All I ask is that you read it. I think you'll
be surprised at the information contained on its pages; I
was surprised that I revealed so much. Each chapter deals
with a different part of Gaffer's teaching, but in
straightforward, uncomplicated text.
By
letting me know where to send it in the form below
you will also be
included on a preferred early notification
list so you will have warning of when the
course goes live later this month. A huge multimedia
publicity program is being planned that literally millions
of people will see. You will likely see some of the
publicity so you will know that what I say is not hype.
The
reason you want to be early is that there is a special
stupidly-low launch price for a limited time. Why such a low
price? I am hoping you will tell me how the course has
helped you and what you expect it to do for you. I expect
the limited copies available at that price will be snapped
up fast.
Your
address will never be shared with anyone else. Over the
next several
weeks, I will also send you a series of
emails
aimed at furthering your investing knowledge, again with no
fees or obligation. You can tell me at any time to stop
sending these emails if you don't find them
useful.
Of
course, I hope that at some point you will want a copy
of
The Gaffer Wealth System, but that decision is
entirely yours.
My
goal is a simple one: to make you wealthier than you are
now, without worry and with absolute certainty over time.
You may then become one of my regular customers -
because
you know the value I give, not
because I give you a slick pitch.
Sydney
Tremayne
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Best-selling investment
author, speaker and reluctant
dishwasher
Helping young people become
millionaires;
Just imagine what that could mean for
you.
How you
will get 10% or more
with safety despite wars
or
recessions
PS: I promised to answer the
question of how you can earn an average of at least 10
percent with safety. You will choose a number of companies
that will mirror the S&P 500 Index - a broad measure of
market antics. And, remarkable though it may sound, within
reason I don't care
what companies you pick.
Of course I will advise you,
but you will make the
picks yourself with confidence once you understand
how. You can put this knowledge to work in
less than 10 minutes. Unlike most people's expectations,
this is the least-important aspect of investing.
A broad index such as the
S&P500 has averaged 10.8 percent since indexes were
first developed. I will show you a tactic an eight-year-old could learn in
five minutes for always buying low and selling high … always
… guaranteed.
You will discover the proof
for yourself. And in this manner, you must
do better than
the broad average over time. You cannot fail. When you
see how this is done you will kick yourself for not having
worked it out for yourself.
This, perhaps, is also the
answer for people whose retirement hopes were dashed by the
recent market decline. Perhaps, with a return of 10 percent
or better your dreams can be renewed.
Borrowing from President
Obama
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YES YOU
CAN!
A "must-read" for novice investors
I found the book an easy read. It contained very
practical information for novice investors. In a
down to earth, easy to follow style, it provided a
good overview of basic investment principals for
conservative, inexperienced investors. It is a
"must read" for anyone contemplating an investment
plan and entry into the equity markets.
Michael Edwards ?> C.A.; CFP;
CLU
Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada
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