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Investor Peter Lynch achieved “legend” status during the 1980s – and it wasn’t just because of his best-selling book One Up on Wall Street.

It was the fact that he made a lot of mutual fund investors rich.

While helming the Fidelity Magellan fund from 1977 to 1990, Lynch delivered an average annual total return of more than 29% – a performance that would have turned a mere $10,000 investment into $280,000 at the time he decided to leave.

But I’m going to let you in on a stunning secret: Most of the huge gains Lynch made for investors was due to a strategy that almost nobody ever talked about.

And Lynch wasn’t alone.

Legendary hedge fund manager and value player Seth Klarman has used this strategy throughout his career. Edward Thorp, one of the best arbitrage and quantitative investors of all time, continues to use it.

And this is why, in Tuesday’s article, I told you to hang on to your bank stocks. There’s still money to be made on banks – and it’s with the same strategy that made these men filthy rich.

The strategy itself is as simple as it is powerful, yet virtually no retail investor uses it.

Heck, most investors don’t even know about it.

Today I’m going to tell you all about the strategy, and we’ll put it to use ourselves – with a brand-new stock recommendation…

Coinbase’s path to going public is another crucial example of how the old way of doing things is dying.

It doesn’t take much to build immense wealth. Compounding wealth is ultimately what makes us rich. But it’s the effects of our compounding choices that ensure we get there. Make good choices… make great money. Here’s how.

These are the three assets you need to own in order to beat inflation.

The technology behind cryptocurrencies is quickly becoming the 21st century’s most disruptive trend.

On Tuesday I warned you the bond bogeyman was coming (click here to read that article), and he threatened the life of the “everything rally” we’ve been enjoying recently.

Now he’s here to stay, and he’s bringing a new normal with him. The question now is, with bond investors feeling the pain of rapidly rising rates on the long end of the curve and stock investors feeling their pain and even more of their own, how long will this new normal last?

And the truth is, you don’t want to hear this. So, if you’re sensitive or risk-averse, close out this article now.

But for those of you brave enough to handle what’s coming – and take advantage of the profit opportunities the bogeyman’s brought along with him…

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Something is wrong. And it has everything to do with our money.

Maybe you haven’t noticed, but everything’s rallying.

Every asset class, every tradable instrument is stampeding higher in its own bull market. There are many reasons for this, but that’s not what I want to talk about today.

Instead, today, I want to talk about cryptocurrencies, specifically Bitcoin, or bitcoin with a small “b.” Bitcoin’s been all over the news lately, and before you hop on its train to buy it, you have to know the facts.

So let’s get to it…

The nation’s fate depends on truckloads of free money and loose policy. So if either of these key numbers begins to climb, it’s time to pay attention.