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Amazon is about to make a historic payout, and it's not going to investors who own the stock. Amazon

Amazon is about to make a historic payout, and it's not going to investors who own the stock. Amazon is about to make a historic payout, and it's not going to investors who own the stock. But Jason Williams figured out how to get you a piece of this massive cake... You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Energy and Capital. [Click here]( to manage your e-mail preferences. [Energy and Capital logo] Amazon to Make Historic Cash Payment By Jason Williams Written Aug. 18, 2019 Last year, Amazon’s share price rose 24.31%. That turned every $10,000 invested on January 2 into $12,430 by December 28. Not bad, but not that life changing. For Jeff Bezos, Amazon’s CEO and largest shareholder, it meant seeing his fortunes rise by $22.8 billion. But he owns 16% of the common stock. For Amazon’s second-largest shareholder, AWS CEO Andrew Jassy, the story was a little different. He ended the year only about $26 million richer. That’s because he only owns 91,231 shares. But a small group of in-the-know investors split a $1.5 billion profit from the online retail giant. And not a penny of it came from owning Amazon’s stock. The Multi-Armed $0.30 Pot Stock to Buy Now The cannabis industry is currently valued at $9.2 billion and is expected to rise over $47 billion over the next few years. Cannabis is 100% legal in Canada. And now legalization is spreading like wildfire across the United States. When it comes to investing in pot stocks, picking the right one is crucial. Luckily, investment director Alex Koyfman has discovered the perfect pot stock... for under $0.30 a share! This company is a multi-armed beast, participating in a multitude of markets, from infrastructure to food to technology. Here are just a few things this company’s involved in: - It has a 1,000-acre deal in Nevada where farmers can make more than $1,000,000 per acre. - It has a large interest in 40,000 square feet worth of indoor growing facilities in California. - It’s developing its own line of cannabis-infused soft drinks, a $200 billion industry that even Coca-Cola is about to get in on. 
This company could see revenue increase over 3,000%! This is your chance to pick this up at $0.30. Don’t miss the boat... [Click here now to get all the details.]( It Takes a Village Amazon has grown exponentially since Bezos first set it up in 1994. It recently became one of the only companies in history to reach a stock market valuation of $1 trillion. To put that in perspective, $1 trillion is more than half the GDP of countries like Canada, Russia, and South Korea. It’s just a hair less than Mexico’s GDP. It’s one-fifth of Japan’s GDP, and that’s the third largest in the world. It’s a lot of money. Now, think about this: Amazon went from selling $15.7 million a year in 1996 to making nearly $4.5 billion per week in 2018. [amzn rev max] And it takes a massive amount of work and money to keep a gigantic machine like that running smoothly. Amazon’s got to pay a lot of people and a lot of companies a lot of money to make sure you get your Prime delivery when it was promised. And it’s got to spend billions more to keep its online infrastructure and platforms glitch-free so it’s easy for us to click that “buy now” button. I’m talking about over $18 billion each year — and rising fast — just to keep all the packages moving and the websites running. And a few years ago, some savvy investors found a loophole that allowed them to collect almost 10% of those payments... $4.8 BILLION and Counting So far, this group has collected over 80 payouts. But in just the past four years, they’ve pocketed a whopping $4,813,611,040. Think about that for a second. They split nearly $5 billion over the course of only four years. Now, it’s a group, so nobody gets $5 billion to himself. But the individual payouts are pretty staggering nonetheless. There are college professors netting over $70,000 extra to supplement their salaries each year; warehouse workers are pulling in over $100,000 in added income. I even heard of one construction worker who cashed checks for over $250,000 in 2017 alone. And that’s all on top of whatever they get paid at work. A few years ago, my business partner and I came across this unique investment opportunity. We spent months researching to make sure everything was on the up-and-up. Sometimes “investments” that good aren’t 100% legal. Some wheels or palms are getting greased, and it’s not going to end well. But try as we might, we couldn’t debunk the process. So we gave it a shot... and the checks started rolling in. Urgent Announcement When [this announcement]( is made on November 13, 2019... You have the chance to walk away a multimillionaire. But insiders are already making moves... And the window to [grab your share of this hundred-billion-dollar pie]( could close at any time. [Click here to view this alert and get all the details to act now.]( So Big We Have to Share Not only did they start rolling in, but they started growing, too. So far, we’ve collected 40 payments from this strategy. And they’ve grown every year. Actually, we’ve gotten eight increases in just four years. And after growing at such a fast rate, the payments are getting so big that we’re really not sure what to do with all this extra income flooding in. But my partner and I are the directors of an investment community. It’s made up of folks from all walks of life and extremely diverse backgrounds. They all have one thing in common, however: a desire to take control of their lives and gain financial independence. Now, we’ve already let them in on the details of this payment collection process. But there’s more than enough money to go around. And we all decided we wanted to share the opportunity with other like-minded investors. So [we put together a presentation]( and asked if we could share it here with the readers of Energy and Capital. It includes all the details of what we feel is an incredibly compelling opportunity. You’ll learn a little more about the history behind the payments. You’ll learn more about some of your future fellow investors and hear about the money they’ve already made. You’ll even have the opportunity to learn about a few ways you can compound the already lucrative payouts and make them even bigger. All you’ve got to do is [click here](, sit back, and relax as we show you how easy it is to collect $48,000 a year or more from Amazon.com. Then — in less time than it takes to boil an egg (that’s less than 10 minutes for my fellow millennials reading this) — you can get on the list and start collecting your payments next month. The next payment is going to be calculated in mid-September. Everyone who’s on the list before then gets a payout. Everyone who puts it off gets bupkis. Yep. If you’re late, it’s the difference between getting, let’s say, a $27,000 check next month and getting absolutely nothing. Like my dear old Dad always says, “If you’re not early, you’re late.” So I know it seems like I’m urging you to act a little early — September is still a few weeks away. But trust me when I tell you that you’d rather be obnoxiously early than fashionably late to this party. Don’t let another opportunity to secure your financial independence pass you by. [Click here]( and get yourself ready to cash in on the next round of payments coming our way. They say hesitation leads to frustration. And in this case, you’re likely to find some regret mixed into the end result as well. So don’t wait to find out how you can get in on the payments. [Get involved today]( so you can relax and wait for your payout to post by mid-September. To your wealth, [jason-williams-signature-transparent] Jason Williams [[follow basic]@TheReal_JayDubs]( After graduating Cum Laude in finance and economics, Jason analyzed complex projects and budgets for the U.S. Army. Then, at Morgan Stanley, he led the assistants' team for the North American repo sales desk, responsible for hundreds of multibillion-dollar trades every day. Jason is the assistant editor for [The Wealth Advisory]( income stock newsletter. He also contributes regularly to [Wealth Daily](. To learn more about Jason, [click here](. Enjoy reading this article? [Click here]( to like it and receive similar articles to read! Browse Our Archives [What the Crow Knows About Investing]( [How to Get Rich While Making the World a Better Place]( [The Best Energy Explorer Does it Again]( [These Christians Are Worse Than Socialists]( [What 5G Means for Energy]( --------------------------------------------------------------- This email was sent to {EMAIL}. It is not our intention to send email to anyone who doesn't want it. 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