| September 02, 2013 | | | | | | | |  | | | | Tomorrow's Daily Reckoning Episode... | | | | | - A quick Daily Reckoning update on the week ahead...
- Plus, some light selected reading from Captial & Crisis editor, Chris Mayer...
| | | | | | | | | | | | Even the Man of Steel doesn't have THIS superpower…
But a skinny vegetarian from California does.
A superpower that shows you how to turn tiny stock moves into big, BIG profits.
What is it? And how can you use it to save yourself from a financial doomsday?
| | | | | | | | | | | Dear Reader,
Happy Labor Day! I hope you're relaxing and recharging your batteries.
As you know, markets are closed today.
The next episode of the Daily Reckoning will hit your inboxes tomorrow at 4:00 PM. We have an exciting week planned for you. In fact, I'd like to give you a quick update on what we have planned so you can hit the ground running tomorrow.
In 2002, what we call the "Chaffee Royalty Program" turned every $1,000 invested into $50,000. Then the program decided to shut the door to new "members."
But now, in 2013, a new door has opened that may interest you. Let me explain.
If you don't know this man, his name is Chris Mayer:
Chris is managing editor of the Capital and Crisis and Mayer's Special Situations newsletters. Chris owns a "Chaffee Royalty Program" position in his own personal portfolio -- the one he manages for the future of his family.
And that's the problem I want to share with you today. See, at Agora Financial an editor can not recommend or write about a financial position that they own. It's our strict policy.
If Chris owned the ABC company, he couldn't recommend it to you.
This way we know that there's no conflict of interest to you. We're able to eliminate the risk of hiring editors who pump and dump… taking a personal gain while leaving their readers with the losses.
But in the case of the "Chaffee Royalty Program," there's a problem. As I mentioned Chris personally owns it. Therefore he can't share it with you.
From my perspective that stinks because it means I can't pass it on to you in the Daily Reckoning... And our publishers are certain that this "Chaffee Royalty Program" is the safest way to build wealth.
So tomorrow I'm going to need your help.
I'd like you to push Chris to sell his Chaffee Royalty Program position. That way the conflict of interest is severed. Then I can share the details with you so you can profit.
If that sounds like a plan, read tomorrow's episode of the Daily Reckoning, I'm going to include a petition there. If we can get 1,500 signatures I think Chris we can convince to sell his Chaffee Royalty Program and give the play's details to readers like you.
Keep your eyes peeled on tomorrow's episode.
In the meantime, kick back, enjoy your Labor Day and peruse some of Chris' latest Daily Reckoning articles below…
Until tomorrow,
Peter
| | | | | | | | | | | | After 13 Years… The Daily Reckoning Is WHAT?
It all started on Jan. 19, 1999, when William "Bill" Bonner and Addison Wiggin started what would become one of the most controversial, and most useful, free financial e-newsletters in history… all from a rented apartment. But now, after 13 years, something rather shocking has happened. This is one of those things that happen only once… CLICK HERE for the full story. | | | | | | | | | | | Chris Mayer in the Daily Reckoning...
| | |  The Dead-Head Fed and "The Only Road to Riches"
By Chris Mayer
In May, the Fed's tapering announcement created a giant fault line that shifted many markets. Housing and emerging markets (currency-related) have been hit the hardest, the quickest. Plus, it's hard to come away from all of this without thinking that the stock market is where it is largely because of the Fed's actions. The only thing we can do is manage our risks.
 Anarchy: The Basis for a Civilized Society, Part I
By Chris Mayer
In what follows, you'll see why Crispin Sartwell is Chris' favorite living philosopher. Sartwell will take you on an intellectual tour de force covering quirky politics and people from a neglected part of America's history...
 Anarchy: The Basis for a Civilized Society, Part II
By Chris Mayer
Sartwell continued to put forward a moral argument for anarchism in his book. He writes how he knows he doesn't want to be tortured, so he assumes others don't want to be tortured either. Click for part two of Chris' essay...
| | | | | | | | | | | | How the Gun Control Debate Could Provide Your Nest Egg
Could an event in early 2013 that pitted the U.S. government against an idealistic law student provide certain people with the intel needed to quickly create wealth?
As strange as it sounds, yes, it could.
Because as surprising as it sounds, the gun control debate reveals a game-changing new technology… and provides the proof that we could be at the exact tipping point. One we believe may deliver monster-sized gains with a very small stake and just a few minutes of your time.
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