How to Beat a Rigged Stock Market

When you invest in companies on this “Underground Stock Market”... you are getting 45 to as much as 129.5% more returns than if you had bought the exact same shares on the “regular exchanges.” [Outsider Club logo] How to Beat a Rigged Stock Market [Nick Hodge Photo] By [Nick Hodge]( Written Wednesday, September 20, 2017 Back in the 50s, there was an economics professor at the University of Colorado named Louis Kelso. And while teaching there, professor Kelso came to two conclusions. One, the stock market is rigged: The rich get richer and the poor get poorer. He even publicly said in the San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle: “The trouble with today’s techniques of finance is that they’re designed to make the rich richer.” I don’t think a lot of people would disagree with him on that point... Especially today, with the Forbes 400 Richest owning more wealth than the bottom 150 million Americans. But it was his second realization that led to the creation of the “Underground Stock Market”... You see, professor Kelso also saw something else wrong with the free market. In short, he realized that it was “notoriously unstable.” [“Next Door Millionaires” Swear By This Strategy]( Average investors like grocery store clerks, meat cutters, and truck drivers are turning into millionaires using this one weird strategy: Buying stocks “off market” at a discount. Thousands of secret “millionaires next door” have retired this way. You can start with as little as $10 and grow a $1 million portfolio. You can learn about this [unusual retirement plan]( here. Even today, the market whips up and down, constantly bankrupting or destroying the portfolios of average people. We only have to look back to the subprime crisis of 2008. Many people lost half their retirement (or more) and still haven’t recovered from it. So to summarize: The game is rigged. The rich get richer and the poor get poorer. And two, the market is unstable... and pushes everyone out, except the rich. That’s why the rich get richer. And with those points in mind, Louis Kelso set out to find a way for ordinary people to get a bigger piece of the pie — a way for average investors to get in the game... stay in the game... and grow wealthy. In 1956, he found a loophole in the IRS. And using this loophole, he set up and opened the very first “Underground Stock Market” for a small group of investors. He had a simple vision for this financial experiment: He wanted a way for anyone, (especially average people) to invest and get solid high returns without the instability of the regular stock markets. It was a tall order... and controversial. The University of Chicago called Kelso’s original proposal “sketchy.” The Mises Institute accused his theory of being a “cluster of errors.” The Journal of Socio-Economics declared his thinking “flawed.” How Kazakhstan Is Making Millionaires in South Texas]( On January 10th, 2017 — Kazakhstan quietly announced a major policy shift. If you don’t live and breathe the energy markets — you likely never heard about it. It’s kicked off a financial chain reaction that could leave investors with a 11,650% windfall. The window for you to take action on this opportunity is rapidly closing. [Get all the details immediately…]( But in spite of the critics... The “Underground Stock Market” worked. Average individuals grew wealthy because of it. People like James L. of Nampa, ID says he “never would’ve expected to retire a millionaire... working as a meat cutter.” Blaine M. of Boise, ID, a store manager, was able to “retire at 53, much to the surprise of his friends and family.” And P.A. Stone of Albany, NY left over $6 million in her will because of smart investments in the “Underground Stock Market”! And it’s not hard to imagine how or why these individuals — many of them with modest jobs, living invisibly amongst us, could become “secret millionaires.” Because when you invest in the "Underground Stock Market"... You get higher returns on the exact same stocks you would buy on the “regular stock market”... and in many cases, the growth is more stable, too. This underground market has been operating for over 60 years now. It’s a private stock exchange where you can buy publicly traded shares “off market” at a discount... with less risk... and practically guaranteed higher returns. A Maryland wealth expert just put out a very strange video... And it's got A LOT of people on Wall Street ticked off. Why? Because it reveals a unique retirement "blueprint" you can access — free of charge — [right here.]( It shows how you could turn $500 into an easy $5,165 in less than a month... and that's just the beginning. As you're about to discover, regular people have amassed fortunes doing this — many of whom had never even bought a single investment before in their entire lives. Anne Simpkins in New York City turned $5,000 into $22 million... from her one-bedroom apartment. Sound unbelievable? It's easier than you think. You don't need special accounts or secret "pass codes" to get started. So if you've already retired or want to retire soon, [you need to see this presentation now.]( But hurry, [because it won't be online forever.]( I’m talking about getting 177... 364... and even as much as 665 higher percentage points than on stocks you’d normally buy on the NYSE and NASDAQ. I’m not talking about weird, fly-by-night penny stocks, pink sheets, or Silicon Valley startups run by kids out of a garage. I’m talking about bona fide, trusted companies like American blue chips... S&P 500 corporations... Fortune 100 businesses... Mid-to-large-size caps with brands average people would recognize on the street. ...Except you’re getting higher (much higher) returns! Let me emphasize that again... When you invest in companies on this “Underground Stock Market”... you are getting 45 to as much as 129.5% more returns than if you had bought the exact same shares on the “regular exchanges.” And you can start with as little or as much as you’d like. We’ve put together a list of the top five stocks you should buy on the "Underground Stock Market" today. [You can get that by clicking here.]( Call it like you see it, [Nick Hodge Signature] Nick Hodge [[follow basic]@nickchodge on Twitter]( Nick is the founder and president of the [Outsider Club](, and the investment director of the thousands-strong stock advisories, [Early Advantage]( and [Wall Street's Underground Profits](. He also heads [Nick’s Notebook](, a private placement and alert service that has raised tens of millions of dollars of investment capital for resource, energy, cannabis, and medical technology companies. Co-author of two best-selling investment books, including Energy Investing for Dummies, his insights have been shared on news programs and in magazines and newspapers around the world. For more on Nick, take a look at his editor's [page](. *Follow Outsider Club on [Facebook]( and [Twitter](. Enjoy reading this article? [Click here]( to like it and receive similar articles to read! 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