A Message for Middle-Class Americans

How to Profit From "Putin's Folly" [Shield] AN OXFORD CLUB PUBLICATION [Wealthy Retirement]( You are receiving this email because you signed up for Wealthy Retirement. If you signed up in error or wish to no longer receive our emails, please click [here]( to unsubscribe now. SPONSORED [See What One Ticker... One Trade... EVERY WEEK... Can Do for YOU]( [Calendar; January - June]( New research proves that trading one ticker every week has had the ability to produce extraordinary gains... Including a rare 2,614% in under 11 days. See this groundbreaking new discovery for yourself. [SHOW ME ONE TICKER PAYOUTS]( Editor's Note: We all dream of owning the next Netflix or Amazon... And our friend Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green recently revealed what he believes to be the "Perfect Stock." Alex's latest "dream" stock - an obscure $4 tech stock - could help supercharge your portfolio. Reports show that its "[earnings beat estimates on booming 5G demand]( This company is primed to churn out more revenue than IBM, Meta and even Tesla... [Click here to watch Alex's presentation on the "Perfect Stock."]( - Rachel Gearhart, Associate Publisher How to Take Your Net Worth From Zero... to Seven Figures Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist, The Oxford Club [Alexander Green]( A new editor asked me if it really is possible for everyday Americans to build a seven- or even eight-figure net worth. Absolutely. I'm living proof of that. And my experience is not unusual. I come from a middle-class background. I grew up in the South in a home without air conditioning. (The public schools I went to were also not air-conditioned.) As a young man, I worked a succession of tedious, brain-dead, low-paying jobs, including maintenance on a truck terminal, night shift in an auto parts warehouse and waiting tables in a tavern. I lived in modest accommodations, drove a beater car (the stereo was worth more than the vehicle), virtually never ate out, owned no valuable possessions and spent little on entertainment. Most would say my prospects for becoming wealthy were slight. I had no great genetic gifts, no connections, no inheritance, no mentor, no networking skills - and no network. However, I did have two things going for me: an intense curiosity about how the world works... and a love of reading. With no other options, I turned to something widely derided in academia and the mainstream media: self-help books. Sage Advice From a "Basic" Place Most people will tell you it's crazy to think you will change your life by reading books. They're wrong. Books changed mine. In fact, I can't imagine how I would have succeeded without them. My parents and friends knew nothing about building wealth. And my co-workers were as broke as I was. So I turned to books like Dale Carnegie's [How to Win Friends and Influence People](. Here's what the author recommended... - Smile. - Be genuinely interested in other people. - Talk in terms of their interests. - Make them feel important - and do it sincerely. - Remember their names and use them. - Be a good listener. Basic? Absolutely. But I'd never heard this advice before. And who could dislike anyone who embodied these qualities? SPONSORED [Yours Free! Top FIVE Dividend Stocks Right Now]( Marc Lichtenfeld - income expert and author of Get Rich with Dividends - is giving away his Ultimate Dividend Package... completely free of charge! You'll discover... - An "A"-rated, ultra-safe dividend stock with a huge 8% yield - Three of Marc's favorite "Extreme Dividend" stocks, which could supercharge your income - And finally, Marc's No. 1 dividend stock for a LIFETIME of income. [Click here to get the names and ticker symbols now](... before the download link expires. **NO CREDIT CARD REQUIRED!** To influence other people, Carnegie had equally straightforward advice... - Don't criticize, condemn or complain. - When you must give constructive criticism, begin with honest appreciation. - Show respect for others' opinions. - When you're wrong, admit it quickly and emphatically. - Be sympathetic to other people's ideas and desires. - Appeal to nobler motives. - Ask questions rather than giving orders. - Use encouragement. Praise every improvement. These suggestions made so much sense to me as a young man that I wrote them down on index cards and carried them around with me. My only regret is how many times I was unable to live up to them. Eventually, I read [How to Wake Up the Financial Genius Inside You]( by Mark Haroldsen. Quite frankly, it wasn't that good. It was mostly about how to buy real estate with no money down. Which isn't easy, although the book did inspire me to buy my first two homes that way, which was great since I had no credit history and no money for a down payment. (That's a long story that I'll save for another day.) Haroldsen began the book with an essential piece of wealth-building advice: PSIC. That acronym stands for [Plan... Save... Invest... Compound](. First you must develop [a plan to build wealth]( something most folks never do. Then you live beneath your means in order to save, something not enough Americans do. [Next you invest]( which many don't like because it involves volatility and the risk of loss. Finally, you let your money compound. (Because even if you're a superb investor, you won't get rich unless you leave the money untouched so it can multiply in value.) The ideas from these books were the seeds that - over time - allowed me first [to earn a high income]( and then to achieve a high net worth. Here's the good news... 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