| Trouble viewing this e-mail? Click here to read it online  #1 Bull Market Investment (NOT Stocks) By Ian Wyatt | August 19, 2020 Stock prices are up +53% since the lows…
Yet regular stocks in the S&P 500 are NOT the best place to invest.
Instead, it's these little-known upcoming Initial Public Offerings known as "Pre-IPOs." These shares can be bought by any investor. And you can start with just $10 and NO RESTRICTIONS.
Go here to discover the Pre-IPO Secret – it's your chance to BUY shares before an IPO.
Inside the IPO Boom
Today the stock market has an unstoppable appetite for new stocks. The AVERAGE IPO is soaring 54% in the last 90 days!
Meanwhile, the Renaissance IPO ETF (NYSE: IPO) is delivering double the profits of the S&P 500. Just check out this chart…
 This shows that new IPOs within the last 90 days are taking off. And even those stocks that have IPO'd within the last two years are delivering outsized gains.
However, if you're like most investors you're missing out on recent IPOs.
That's because Wall Street's big investment banks won't let you buy IPO shares. And instead, they'll make you wait to buy shares on the open market – after the share price jumps.
That's why it's crucial that you start using the Pre-IPO Secret. Because it'll give you a shot at buying shares of Airbnb, TikTok and the next little-known biotech stock. And you could grab a stake WITHOUT competing for oversubscribed IPO shares.
Go here ASAP (before Friday's urgent trade alert).
What's WRONG with the S&P 500 & Nasdaq
Most folk invest considerable amounts in big stock market indices – such as the S&P 500 (NYSE: SPY) or Nasdaq 100 (NASDAQ: QQQ).
Even if you don't OWN these in a regular brokerage account – you probably have money invested. That's because these index funds are frequently used in 401(k) Retirement Plans, IRAs, and target date retirement funds.
These common indices are designed to deliver average results. If the market goes up 8% per year – you'll earn your 8%.
Frankly, delivering average returns is the stated goal of most financial advisors!
Why? Because nobody ever fired a financial advisor for delivering average returns. Plus, most advisors are paid a percentage fee on the account assets. And that means an advisor is more interested in keeping client accounts than actually beating the market.
Yet it's almost impossible to build meaningful wealth – if you're shooting for average gains.
Here's the biggest problem with the S&P 500…
Five stocks comprise 23% of the entire S&P 500 index.
The S&P 500 is full of large cap stocks. The 5 biggest American companies represent nearly one-quarter of the entire returns for the index.
Yet the S&P 500 will NEVER include these new IPO's in the index. The Nasdaq 100 is more likely to include a new IPO during quarterly rebalancing. Yet even then the index isn't picking up recently listed NASDAQ IPOs for up to 90-days. And this time period tends to be the BEST time to invest in recent IPOs.
Eight new IPOs are expected this week. Plus, another 88 companies have filed to IPO. And they're waiting to get cleared for trading.
The IPO boom is happening right now. And it's creating one of the biggest profit opportunities since 1997 with the early dot com stocks like Amazon.
Go here to discover how to BUY shares – before these stocks IPO.  Yours in Wealth & Health,  Ian Wyatt P R E - I P O S E C R E T S If you have any questions about your subscription, please contact Customer Care at 866-447-8625 or 802-448-8410. Monday - Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. ET
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