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Here's your week in review. SPONSORED This unstoppable force is going to shake the market... Is your

Here's your week in review. [Liberty Through Wealth]( SPONSORED [Are You Ready for Stockflation?]( [Stock Market Data Board]( This unstoppable force is going to shake the market... Is your retirement portfolio prepared? [Get Ready Now - See How]( YOUR WEEK IN WEALTH Alexander Green recently [broached one of today's most controversial topics](. And no, it's not politics or religion... It's money. As Alex explains, some of the most highly educated and well-read people still don't understand how our economy and financial markets work. Luckily, Alex is here to debunk one of the most common misconceptions about money and reveal how it's possible for anyone to get rich. DATA DROP [ETFs for the Semiconductor Boom]( Have you noticed prices skyrocketing lately? Had trouble purchasing a new iPad or computer? Here's what's going on: A global shortage of semiconductor chips is stalling the production of everything from electronics to Ford vehicles. While this is bad news for consumers, it's great news for semiconductor companies. Here's how Nicholas Vardy suggests you [play this red-hot market](. WORDS TO LIVE BY [Mark Ford] Mark Ford Founding Member "Decision making at the higher levels of business cannot rely solely on rational thinking and logic. To make the best decisions, we must also call into play our emotional intelligence." Are experience-based gut instincts more valuable than an MBA from Harvard or Wharton? [Mark Ford thinks so.]( As professionals move up the corporate ladder, a reliable gut instinct is arguably one of the most valuable things they can have. If you want to become a better decision maker, Mark recommends exposure to as many ideas and experiences as possible. SPONSORED [5G Stock CRUSHES Earnings!!]( [5G SuperStocks]( Wall Street is loading up on shares of one 5G SuperStock (with more than $2 billion invested!). Why? Because the stock brings in more cash than IBM, Facebook and even Google! Yet it trades for just $3. [Get the scoop on the 5G SuperStock right here.]( ON THE ROAD [On The Road]( Europe is calling... Will you answer? Time is running out to join our upcoming [Wealth, Wine & Wander Retreat]( through Paris, Normandy and Amsterdam from August 28 to September 5. And we don't want you to miss your chance to join in on this unforgettable adventure. Our Oxford Voyager Team has arranged for magnificent accommodations, exciting excursions, delightful dining experiences and, of course, top-notch financial insights from Alex and Nicholas. [Click here to view the itinerary]( then contact Maggie Stephens at 800.638.7640, ext. 125, or Maggie@aesu.com right away to scoop up one of the final spots! WEEK IN REVIEW Here are the highlights from this week in Liberty Through Wealth: [Argument]( [The Most Controversial Topic on Earth]( By Alexander Green One subject in particular is a constant source of controversy, even among the most highly educated individuals. And it's not what you'd think it would be... [Tom Brady]( [Apply This Simple Principle to Crush the Market]( By Nicholas Vardy Mental models are extremely helpful for investors. And one model in particular could be the key to market-crushing returns. [Trust Your Instincts]( [Why Intuition Beats Rationality in Building Wealth]( By Mark Ford It takes more than rationality to build wealth and make sound financial decisions. Savvy investors must also know when to trust their instincts. [Semiconductor]( [The Best Ways to Profit From the Red-Hot Semiconductor Sector]( By Nicholas Vardy The semiconductor market is absolutely on fire due to increasing demand and changing technologies. Here are the best ways to profit. [Backyard Barbecue]( [The Beginning of the Best Thing That Ever Happened]( By Alexander Green The American Dream is alive and well. And despite media negativity and common perceptions, Americans have more to celebrate now than ever before. 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