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And two primary paths to choose from… [Gilder's Daily Prophecy] July 22, 2019 [ARCHIVES]( | [UNSUBSCRIBE]( Brand-New: The Best Time of Day to Place a Trade? [Woman in a red dress](A small group of people have discovered the best time of day to trade… Thanks to an anomaly… and the best kept secret in the market. And once you discover this secret… You’ll have the chance to make 600%... 827%... and up to 1,200% gains. Money you could make in one afternoon. [Click here now to discover what the secret is...]( A Frenzied Carnival of Investment Ideas [George Gilder]Dear Daily Prophecy Reader, Before we get to today’s e-letter, I’d like to invite you to my upcoming COSM Summit in Seattle, Washington, from October 23-25. As you know, I’m always on the hunt for disruptive innovation. So, I’ve gathered an all-star roster of tech visionaries and investing superstars — including Peter Thiel, Steve Forbes, and Carver Mead. The mission? To reveal our visions of the future... and how these visions will impact you over the next decade. Now, we are currently offering an early-bird discount to COSM attendees. But I’ve negotiated an EXCLUSIVE discount. My readers will get an EXTRA $200 off the early-bird price! But this special deal ends TOMORROW, July 23! If you want to take advantage of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see these legendary investors and entrepreneurs all in one place, here’s what to do. Click on the link below to learn more about the event. When you’re ready to sign up, click the “Register Now” button at the top of the COSM website. Then, be sure to enter this special code when prompted: gilder19 [Click here to learn more about the event, and meet me in Seattle!]( Moving on… It was one rapid-fire day after another at FreedomFest — Mark Skousen’s frenzied carnival of libertarian and conservative ideas and projects, investments, films, debates, dances, and magic tricks. During the first couple days, I encountered two novel but representative investment ideas. The first involves Main Street… If you still believe in stocks, an amiable man named Vincent Foster has a deal for you. It’s called Main Street Capital Corp. (MAIN). MAIN fills the gap left when banks essentially abandon financing small businesses. It’s a miniature small business version of Berkshire Hathaway. And since 2007 it has outperformed the Warren Buffett vessel. Its formula is private equity for small but robust businesses facing crisis as a result of their owners’ personal troubles, divorce, or bad health. The model has been gaining momentum and shows no signs of losing its edge. The thing is, like nearly all other investments in the stock markets these days in this cannabis-fueled financial era, MAIN is flying high. Facing a treacherous investment scene, that brings be to the second investment idea: my Cryptocosm. But what’s the best way to invest in the Cryptocosm? Could it be found at FreedomFest?  SPONSORED Has “Marijuana Hype” Got You Duped? I’m sick of all these “fake” financial gurus promising marijuana retirement fortunes… I bet you are too… They promise huge returns of $20,000 and $60,000+ in monthly income. That’s a joke… But — turns out — thousands of savvy Americans have [ACTUALLY used this strategy to collect marijuana income in amounts like $2,717 and even an average of $6,122 per month for a year already!]( [It’s simple, quick and easy, and you can get started with a $50 bill. Just Click Here before July 25th for the details.]( When it Pays to Ignore Conventional “Wisdom” As I was sauntering down the crowded corridors of the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas, an earnest gray haired man came up behind me and whispered an alternative to the treacherous shoals of the S&P: Grayscale Bitcoin Trust. It offers a way to avoid plunging into the complexities of direct purchase of bitcoins and other super-volatile crypto-plays. It’s essentially liquid bitcoins in a stock market bottle. I said I’d check it out. In conventional investment terms, it looks overvalued or over-volatile. To resolve this conundrum, I decided to consult other voices at FreedomFest. And sometimes you learn as much from the errors of others as from their insights… As I wrote yesterday, Herman Cain and Steve Moore, both prominent Trump favorites for seats on the Federal Reserve, were due to tell us what they would have accomplished if they had not been disqualified. Now, I am a big fan of both of them, deeming Cain a great Presidential candidate and Moore a pioneer of supply side and cornucopian economics. And I hoped that they would trumpet their plans to launch new compound currencies of blockchains and gold. I hoped they would show us how to save the world economy from the clutches of central bankers stealing from the future — our children and grandchildren — in order to fund consumption by cronies today. But when Cain and Moore actually got on stage, they both retreated to the conventional conservative bromide of “commodity-based money.” Cain suggested oil — a petrodollar. Moore suggested a “basket” of commodities. The thing is, the scandal of money is not that is lacks backing in Brent Crude or soybeans or bushels of wheat. Attaching money to products already valued in money is a fruitless circle game which accomplishes nothing. As my more faithful readers grasp by now, money is not a magic wand for central bankers touting their favorite commodities. Backed by a basket of commodities, the value of the dollar could be manipulated merely by changing the commodities in the basket. As a measuring stick for values, real money ultimately is rooted in time, which is the crucial scarcity in life and in economics. The key rule of measuring sticks is they can’t be part of what they measure. Valued in dollars, commodities cannot define the dollar without hopeless circularity and confusion. So even after losing the job, Cain and Moore could not bring themselves to advocate a return to real money. Tomorrow I’ll cover another perspective on real money that I heard at FreedomFest. Until then… Regards, [George Gilder] George Gilder Editor, Gilder's Daily Prophecy TRUMP TAPE WILL SHOCK YOU [Younger Donald Trump](T This newly discovered 30 year old tape of Trump on the Oprah show hints at his plan to help hardworking Americans collect $4,280… $6,344… and even more – every month… And when he was elected President… [he kept his promise](! You won’t hear about THIS tape in the mainstream media – they don’t want you to see it. [Click Here Now to See The Clip and Learn How YOU Can Get YOUR Check Too]( [Laissez Faire Books] To end your Gilder's Daily Prophecy e-mail subscription and associated external offers sent from Gilder's Daily Prophecy, [click here to unsubscribe](. 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All of our employees and agents must wait 24 hours after online publication or 72 hours after the mailing of a printed-only publication prior to following an initial recommendation. Any investments recommended in this letter should be made only after consulting with your investment advisor and only after reviewing the prospectus or financial statements of the company. © 2019 Gilder Press, a division of Laissez Faire Books, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Protected by copyright laws of the United States and international treaties. This newsletter may only be used pursuant to the subscription agreement and any reproduction, copying, or redistribution (electronic or otherwise, including on the world wide web), in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited without the express written permission of Gilder Press, a division of Laissez Faire Books, LLC.

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