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It's all about leverage based on inside knowledge. This book is written specifically for the CIOs, CFOs, telecom directors, and procurement directors of Fortune 2000-sized companies.

Investors today are looking for ways to improve returns while limiting the perils of a 2008-style market crash. This article discusses ways to attain these twin goals, sufficient returns with small downside losses. As co-authors of Investment Strategies that Work, we highlight different investment strategies that have limited risk while providing adequate returns, and how to best implement the strategy.

There is no way to identify the very best strategies for all times, all markets, and all types of taxable and tax-deferred investment accounts. This book explores alternatives to just "buying and holding", using only asset allocation as your defense against bad markets. Don't forget it took the US economy nearly 25 years to recover from the Great Stock Market Crash of 1929. As of December 31, 2015, the Japanese Nikkei average is still down to less than half of its peak 26 years prior.

The main goal of this book is to teach you one of the most important secrets in life: how to let money make money for you. Although money is inanimate, it can breed like a living person. It can reproduce itself one time, 10 times, 100 times, 1000 times, a million times, and more.

This book is intended for investors who need help but do not know what to do, how to invest, or whom to trust. In this book, you will learn what investment strategies work and which ones fall short.

Can one book really change your financial future? Simply put, yes. This audiobook will give you the crucial tools to becoming and staying financially free. Brett Machtig will guide you through a series of tangible and realistic steps that will help you grow your money, keep it, and protect it. No matter what stage you are at in your journey to financial independence, this audio will help you learn how to.

In "The Secret Killer of President John F. Kennedy," the author delves deep into the JFK assassination, presenting a compelling hypothesis that challenges the widely accepted narrative. Through the Freedom of Information Act and the efforts of recent United States Presidents, long-hidden evidence has been made public, shedding new light on this historical event. The book uncovers discrepancies and flaws in the Warren Commission's report, which initially led the majority of the population to believe that JFK was killed by a lone gunman, Lee Harvey Oswald.