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The American Dream: How to Beat the Market by 230%

A Note From the Editorial Director: Hurricane Matthew forced our Florida studio to batten down the hatches this week. Therefore, Steve McDonald was unable to film his video segments.

So we’re interrupting your regularly scheduled Market Wake-Up Call to bring you exciting news from the Club.

– Andrew Snyder


From the Baltimore Clubhouse – The American Dream has existed for centuries.

The idea is simple… You can achieve prosperity through hard work.

But many Americans believe the dream is dead.

After all, a recent poll found that nearly two-thirds of Americans would struggle to come up with $1,000 to cover an emergency.

And the average investor has returned only 2.5% per year over the last 20 years.

That doesn’t really spell prosperity, does it?

Yet the Club believes the American Dream is still alive and well.

How is that possible? Are we just blindly optimistic?

No. Truth is, the people who feel the American Dream is dead are looking for wealth in the wrong places.

According to Alexander Green, “Investors are making a mistake by focusing almost exclusively on Fed policy and the price of oil right now.

“Cheap energy and easy money won’t take your shares significantly higher.”

But the next economic boom and bust cycle will take your shares higher.

You just need to know where to look for it.

That’s why “The Rebirth of the American Dream: Boom, Bust and Beyond” is the theme of the Club’s upcoming Investment U Conference.

Last year’s conference targeted the boom and bust of the energy sector. And the results were extraordinary…

During the four-day event, market experts made 61 recommendations. The average return of those picks is 14.94%.

Marc Lichtenfeld’s Tallgrass Energy Partners (NYSE: TEP) has returned 25.39%.

Matthew Carr’s Gigamon (NYSE: GIMO) pick has returned 78.41%.

The biggest return has been 132% on Sean Brodrick’s NGL Energy Partners L.P. (NYSE: NGL) recommendation.

For some perspective, since that conference in April, the market has returned a measly 4.52%.

iu_conference_picks_dominate_broader_marketThat means attendees could have beaten the S&P by 230.53%.

Now that’s prosperity!

To hear more about our hugely popular Investment U Conference and how it can help you beat the market, click here. And hurry… Early-bird sign-up ends October 31.

I hope to see you there.

Enjoy your Sunday,

Rachel