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Van?s Note: Van Bryan here, Jeff Brown?s managing editor. We usually bring you the latest in tec

[The Bleeding Edge]( Van’s Note: Van Bryan here, Jeff Brown’s managing editor. We usually bring you the latest in technology here at The Bleeding Edge, but every so often, we’ll provide additional insights from our friends and colleagues as an added bonus. Former hedge fund manager Teeka Tiwari, who’s been called America’s No. 1 investor, has a talent for finding interesting opportunities for his readers… ones that can provide life-changing gains. And in today’s essay, he shares about a little-known sector of the market that he says could make everyday investors set for life with just a small stake… If you’re tired of just getting the crumbs as an investor, be sure to read on. And then RSVP for Teeka’s upcoming event, coming up this Wednesday, September 9. [Go right here to RSVP.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- This $5 Trillion Hidden Market Is About to Take Off Again By Teeka Tiwari, editor, Palm Beach Daily In January, I made a bold claim: 2020 would “mark the beginning of an IPO boom that could put the 1990s to shame.” I made that claim after attending a private meeting at the home of one of the world’s top venture capitalists (VCs). At the meeting, I discovered VCs were prepping for a mega wave of new companies coming to the market in 2020. Based on my discussions, they were getting ready for an initial public offering (IPO) boom as lucrative as the start of the tech boom in 1995. An IPO is when a private company lists its stock on a public exchange. During that wave, we saw companies like Amazon, eBay, and NVIDIA go public. Today, they’re some of the biggest names in the world. My prediction was looking good when, by February, 13 companies had gone public. But then the coronavirus hit. And in March, April, and May, there were just 13 IPOs combined. By comparison, 2019 saw 49 listings during those three months. My prediction of an IPO boom looked dead in the water… but then in June, IPOs exploded with 28 IPOs. That’s the biggest month-over-month jump in at least a decade. And soon, we’ll witness what could be the world’s biggest IPO ever. On July 20, 2020, Ant Group, the payment arm of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, announced its plans to go public on the Shanghai and Hong Kong exchanges. Its target valuation is about $225 billion. Here’s why I’m sharing this with you today… The Ant Group initial public offering tells me the IPO mega wave is ramping up again… Recommended Link [Teeka’s Newest Pre-IPO Rec in America’s #1 Sector]( [image]( The IPO market is on fire. - Reuters says it’s a “frenzy.” - The Wall Street Journal calls it a “bonanza.” - And Renaissance Capital says this boom is “historic.” But one sector is leading the pack. Forbes calls it America’s “most profitable sector.” And during his Set for Life Summit, former hedge fund manager Teeka Tiwari will reveal how to access his top pre-IPO pick for 2020… A tiny company operating in the heart of America’s No. 1 sector. He’ll reveal how grabbing a pre-IPO stake in it could make you a million dollars or more… and become set for life. It’s happening Wednesday, September 9, at 8 p.m. ET. [Secure your spot here]( -- A Lifetime of Wealth in 60 Seconds Now, I’m not saying you should rush out and buy Ant Group when it IPOs. With over one billion users, Ant Group may have already seen its biggest growth spurt. And it’s only trading on Chinese exchanges. So it won’t be easy for Americans to buy its IPO. But there’s a much better way to profit from the coming mega wave in IPOs. It’s from a little-known segment of the market that’s been hidden from everyday investors for years. This market has been a source of massive wealth for a small handful of well-connected Wall Street insiders. Back on September 26, 2019, Chase Coleman’s Tiger Global made a 7,000% gain in just one day from this market. He bought into Peloton pre-IPO, when shares were priced at 37 cents. It listed on the Nasdaq at $26, making his stake worth 70x more on IPO day. In this market, early investors can get into companies for pennies and sell them for tens of dollars. I’m talking about the private equity market. This market exists to fund early stage companies while they’re still private. Investors buy shares (equity) while the company is still private, hence the name “private equity.” This market can be wildly lucrative. I’ve personally made millions of dollars from private deals… as have many of the folks in my professional network. The problem with this market is, unless you’re already rich or exceedingly well connected, you can’t get in. Like a building-sized bouncer in front of a hot New York City nightclub, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) won’t let small investors in. Recommended Link [Teeka: This is 63 times better than an IPO]( [image]( IPOs are minting “a new billionaire every week,” says Bloomberg. But here’s what the media is NOT reporting. This year, retail investors got – on average – 36% on IPO day. Not bad for one day. But on the EXACT same day… Insiders got 22,946%! It’s outrageous! Now, of course, gains like these are not to be expected. But this secret market is no longer for the “One Percent.” And on Wednesday, September 9, at 8 p.m. ET, Teeka Tiwari is pulling back the curtain… He’ll reveal how you can access the biggest gains of this once-in-a-generation IPO boom. [Click here for Teeka’s top IPO pick of 2020.]( -- It’s incredibly frustrating because it traps investors into always paying “retail.” What I mean by that is, private investors are able to get in early and buy their shares at the equivalent of “wholesale” prices. Then, when the company goes public in an IPO, they can sell their shares at the “retail” price you pay. Take e-commerce firm eBay, for example. When it went public in September 1998 and closed at $47, Main Street investors saw a 163% gain. Now, that may seem huge. But insiders got pre-IPO shares for only 11 cents. So they saw a 42,627% gain in just one day. That’s the difference between turning $1,000 into $2,630, and $1,000 into $427,270. And the list goes on and on… Main Street investors made 31% when Amazon went public. But pre-IPO investors walked away with 9,165%. We saw the same thing with Google: An 18% gain for Main Street versus a 1,500,000% gain for private investors. Like any good merchandiser, Wall Street has conditioned you to think making a double or triple in a day is a lot. It isn’t. They’re crumbs thrown your way so they can off-load their stock with a 42,627% gain onto you – and have you feeling like you got a great deal. Recommended Link [BIG T: THE #1 WEALTH-BUILDING OPPORTUNITY OF 2020?]( [THE ANSWER IS HERE]( [image]( It’s not Bitcoin. The answer is [HERE](... And it may catch you off guard. [Click here now]( -- Don’t Settle for Crumbs To make life-changing gains in the markets, you need to buy companies like Ant Group before they go public. And thanks to a rule change by the SEC, now you can. They’re called Regulation A+ offerings. And they’re open to the general public – not just accredited investors with a net worth of over $1 million. In some cases, you can buy into them with minimums of $500–1,000. But finding the best deals isn’t easy. There are a lot of bad deals out there. It takes real research to figure out the good from the bad. The other drawback is you can’t buy private startups from your brokerage account. So if you want to explore private equity investing yourself, consider crowdfunding platforms like SeedInvest and MicroVentures. They list dozens of startups raising money from the public. In some cases, you can start with as little as $100. But remember, this asset class comes with risk. You must do your homework on each deal. And you must keep your position sizes small. But with the potential upside of 10x, 50x, 100x, or more, you only need a small stake to make a lot of money in private equity. Let the Game Come to You! Teeka Tiwari Editor, Palm Beach Daily P.S. Investing in private companies before they go public could mean the difference between a drop in the bucket… and a tidal wave of money. So I’ve been working my network of insiders for the past year – looking for the best private deals for 2020. And that led to me to a private deal in America’s No. 1 sector. And a billionaire contact in my Rolodex has just invested in it. And now, you can, too… It could go public on the Nasdaq at any moment. And when it does, I believe it could mark a turning point in your financial life. [To learn how you can get in on this private deal, click here to reserve your spot for my free event this Wednesday, September 9, at 8 p.m. ET.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Like what you’re reading? Send your thoughts to [feedback@brownstoneresearch.com](. Get Instant Access Click to read these free reports and automatically sign up for daily research. 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