Altuchers Top 1% Advisory Newsletter April 2016 – Choose Yourself Financial

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Top 1% Advisory, a hugelyTop 1% Advisory popular new research letter

Each month, multimillionaire investor James Altucher shows you how to make 100% to 500% gains… on the best ideas in the hedge fund and venture capital world.

Dear Reader,

The Top 1% Advisory – is a first-of-its-kind release by Stansberry colleague James Altucher, a multimillionaire entrepreneur.

My name is Jared Kelly, by the way. I’m a Director at Stansberry Research.

Normally – the Top 1% Advisory costs $2,500 for one year. Demand for this new letter has skyrocketed since its release last month… and has caused a major ripple throughout our industry.

Of course, you’re probably wondering, “What’s the catch?”

Why would we put together a deal that gives you an additional full year of a brand-new research service, for free?

Well, we’ll explain the whole thing in this special offer…

In short – editor James Altucher is stepping forward for the first time in 20 years… and sharing a way for you to profit from the best ideas in the hedge fund and venture capital world, with an approach that’s helped him make over $10 million.

If you aren’t familiar with James, he’s one of the most sought-after investment minds in America. He’s appeared on CSNBC, MSNBC and Fox, and written for TheStreet.com, the Wall Street Journal, and Forbes.

But more importantly, he’s helped a lot of people get rich…

For example, he delivered a 121% total gain on a $33 million hedge fund he used to run. And back in 2008, he shared a list of his favorite stocks which, (as of last tally in August 2015), have resulted in 35 different 100+% gains…

252% gain on Altria (MO)

186% gain on American States Water (AWR)

885% gain on Apple (AAPL)

390% gain on Autoliv (ALV)

172% gain on Barnes Group (B)

344% gain on Brookfield Asset Management (BAM)

786% gain on Cigna (CI)

172% gain on Copart (CPRT)

116% gain on Corrections Group of America (CXW)

339% gain on Cynosure (CYNO)

440% gain on Disney (DIS)

120% gain on Eli Lilly (LLY)

299% gain on Equifax (EFX)

154% gain on Goldman Sachs (GS)

307% gain on Google (GOOG)

220% gain on Grainger (GWW)

870% gain on Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR)

491% gain on Herbalife (HLF)

164% gain on Hershey (HSY)

332% gain on Indexx Labs (IDXX)

733%gain on Iridex (IRIX)

199% gain on iRobot (IRBT)

164% gain on Johnson Controls (JCI)

159% gain on JM Smucker (SJM)

727% gain on Las Vegas Sands (LVS)

294% gain on Luxottica (LUX)

207% gain on Markel (MKL)

158% gain on Pentair (PNR)

233% gain on ResMed (RMD)

135% gain on Rocky Mountain Chocolate (RMCF)

404% gain on Taser International (TASR)

283% gain on Tiffany (TIF)

225% gain on Universal Electronics (UEIC)

323% gain on Vascular Solutions (VASC)

272% gain on VMWare (VMW)

He’s met people like Jim Cramer… Dick Costolo (former CEO of Twitter)… spoken with astronaut Clayton Anderson… Shark Tank star Kevin Harrington… Tony Robbins… and the top venture capitalists on both coasts.

Bottom-line: He’s one of our most exciting new colleagues.

And that brings me to today’s offer…

In short: James is recommending what he considers one of the best ideas in the venture capital world right now.

It’s a way of playing a huge new trend that could make you multiple times your money in the coming months… from your kitchen table… without touching Silicon Valley.

To give you the full story, we’re sharing James Altucher’s full presentation about this opportunity… and why he’s sharing his approach for the first time ever.

Here’s James Altucher, with full details on the unique approach he’s sharing for the first time ever at Stansberry…

Hi. My name is James Altucher.

I don’t live in Silicon Valley…

And I don’t have a degree in business…

But back in 2006, I invested $2,000 into a startup… one of the tiniest in America. The company had zero revenue and I was the only employee.

Nine months later, I sold it for $10 million.

At a glance – you might think I just got lucky. But the incredible thing is, I’ve done this over and over again in my life… on some of the best ventures in America. And right now, for the first time, I’d like to share my secret with you.

Like how I made a 6,000% return investing in a social media startup called Buddy Media…

Or how I’m currently up 2,900% on a startup called Ticketfly.

I don’t consider myself a typical “venture capitalist”…

But I love venture investing – and it’s something I definitely have a knack for… putting money into the kind of breakthrough ideas and trends that sweep society, making early investors a fortune…

Take Uber, for example… the taxi service.

If you’d managed to get a $10,000 stake in this startup when it first began, it’d be worth over $45 million by now… 4,500 times your investment.

Or consider Airbnb… the online hotel service…

An early $10,000 stake in this startup would likely be worth around $70 million by now… 7,000 times your initial investment.

But here’s the thing…

These opportunities are typically off limits to regular investors.

For one thing – the government’s Rule 501 of Regulation D won’t even let you invest in startups unless you’re worth at least $1 million… or your income has been $200,000 or more for two years.

And for another thing, unless you know the right people, you’ll never hear about the best startups until it’s way too late.

Frankly, I don’t think that’s fair.

The government created this rule to supposedly “protect” individual investors… but the reality is, all it’s done is made sure that only Wall Street bankers and venture capitalists get the biggest gains.

That’s why over the past twenty years – I’ve developed my own unique way of making money in the investment world. You won’t find my approach in any textbook… on any websites… or discussed at any conferences.

But that doesn’t mean it hasn’t been successful…

For example – I once made a private investment in a cloud computing firm… one of the hottest ideas in Silicon Valley at the time…

Normally, the only way to buy into a startup like this is if you happen to know the CEO… or you work there as a programmer.

But I got in from my kitchen table and I’m currently sitting on a 1,200% return.

Or consider this…

A few years ago, I bought a stake in a home business that sold rent-to-own laptops over the Internet…

At the time, the company had zero revenue and only 1 employee.

But I got in with a single investment… buying 5% of the company from my kitchen table. Today it brings in $300,000 a month.

When I tell people my secret approach to investing in these types of enterprises, they usually don’t believe me.

But for me personally, it’s created dozens of opportunities in my life. For example, I’ve been hired to run a $33 million hedge fund… a $125 million venture capital firm… I’ve sat on the board of a $600 million company… written for the Wall Street Journal… the Financial Times… Yahoo Finance… and appeared on CNBC, MSNBC, and Fox.

Plus I’ve written fifteen books – including one that USA Today calls “one of the 12 best business books of all time.”

Along the way – I’ve been approached thousands of times by hedge funds… Wall Street bankers… entrepreneurs… you name it.

They all want to know the same thing:

How has a guy like me with no MBA… no formal investing education… and no office in Silicon Valley managed to make millions of dollars in some of the best opportunities of the past two decades?

Well, that’s why I’ve partnered with one of the largest independent financial research firms in the country, Stansberry Research. And I’m going to show you exactly what I’m doing, and why it could make you $1,000s a month.

In short, what you’re about to see is one of the biggest financial secrets in America.

It requires no meetings in Silicon Valley… no phone calls… no e-mails.

All you need is a computer and an Internet connection. It doesn’t matter what your age or education – or how much money you have. You can use this secret from your kitchen table in about 15 minutes a week.

I’ve probably tried as many investment strategies as anyone else in the world… and this is far and away the best approach I’ve come across.

Let me give you the full story…

A new way of investing

First off, it’s important you know the difference between conventional investing… and what I mean by “venture investing.”

With venture investing, I focus on breakthroughs… the kind of big ideas and trends that can reshape society.

Take smartphones, for example… one of the biggest trends of the past decade.

Suppose you’d wanted to invest. If you’re like most people, you’d have bought the stock of a smartphone maker like Apple (AAPL)…

Not a bad idea. Apple is up 564% since it released the iPhone in 2007.

But now consider this… Suppose you’d invested in a startup like Xiaomi instead. It’s a private company modeled after Apple.

Most people have never heard of Xiaomi…

But if you’d gotten in at the beginning, the value of your stake would be up 3,080% by now… over 5 TIMES more money.

Or take another example – social media…

The most common way of investing in this trend was to buy shares of Facebook when the stock first appeared in 2012…

Not a bad idea. Facebook is up 135%.

But suppose you’d taken an early stake in Pinterest instead. It’s a social media startup that’s been growing in popularity…

By now, your stake would be up 740%.

And the incredible thing is, there are dozens of profitable startups in sectors across the market, like…

online music…

payment processing…

police enforcement…

digital storage…

mobile headsets…

you name it…

Bottom-line: Venture investing – done the right way – could make you multiple times more money than buying conventional stocks… on almost every breakthrough trend…

That’s why the venture market has exploded recently.

Venture investing has increased by 61% in just one recent year… drawing money from college endowments… foundations… and even pension funds. In some sectors, this is the biggest inflow of cash in 15 years.

In fact, according to a 2015 study – the top 20 financial deals each year are now almost completely private… whereas in years past, IPOs dominated.