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The Real Secret To Getting Rich As An Investor – Hint: It Ain’t With Stocks
Porter's Journal Issue #24, Volume #2
Porter Stansberry
February 28, 2025
How Braddock’s Secret Changed The World And Created $2 Trillion In Wealth
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Editor’s note: If you’re interested, please respond today!… Porter is hosting a private dinner on Monday, March 3, at one of New York’s best and most exclusive restaurants in support of his longtime close friend, Whitney Tilson, who is running for mayor of New York City. Guests are asked to make a donation at this link to help support Tilson’s campaign to make New York City “safe and sane.” Porter, who keeps an apartment in New York, will be inviting a “who’s who” list of well-known NYC investors to the dinner. The location of the restaurant will come in response to the donation. Please RSVP before the end of business today, February 28, to join the group.
How to beat the stock market, by a wide margin, using corporate bonds… Most people are going to lose money when they buy stocks… No one knows high-yield investing as well as Marty Fridson does… If you don’t want to get wealthy investing in bonds, tell me why in an email… |
I hope you’ll print this out.
This is, by far, the most valuable information we have ever published. This article will show you exactly how to beat the stock market, by a wide margin, by using corporate bonds.
Ironically, most people simply won’t buy bonds. Why not? Because there’s an entire industry that depends on you continuing to buy stocks. All the media you’ll ever see – all the advertising, all the books, all the movies, etc. – are always going to be about how you must buy stocks. No one will ever mention bonds. And after you read this, you’ll understand why.
Of course, we mostly sell research about buying stocks – so why did I write on Wednesday that most people shouldn’t buy stocks? And why am I now explaining the big secret about bonds to you?
I firmly believe my job is to give you the information I would most want if our roles were reversed. And, the truth is, as I told you on Wednesday: most people should not buy stocks.
Why?