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Investing with Private Placements

Investing in private placements is the primary way Gerardo and I have built our market-based wealth. I tell readers that all the time.

I thought I’d show you a glimpse of the private placement world and why it can be so lucrative.

After all, we’ve used private placements to buy stocks that went from 16-cents to $17. That’s a 10,500% run that turns every $10,000 invested into over $1 million.

But if you’ve never participated in a private placement before, you likely have questions or may not even know what they are.

And that’s why I dedicated an entire episode of Investing in Bizarro World to helping you understand the basics of private placements. That way you can do one for yourself this year.

Whenever you’re ready, you can check out our private placement product called Private Placement Intel, to get started fill out the form below.

Private Placement Intel caters to high-net-worth and professional investors by offering access to a pipeline of private deal flow and executive connections.

You’ll be seeing the same deals Nick Hodge and Gerardo Del Real vet for themselves.

These are private placements in early-stage ventures, including private, pre-IPO and going-public, and already-public companies. They are for high-net-worth investors, trusts, and other entities who meet the accredited investor definition.

Private placements are the primary investment tools that have driven Nick and Gerardo’s wealth over the past decade. Previous successes include:

• Financing Patriot Battery Metals at 16-cents ahead of its run to over $17 — a gain of over 10,525%
• Financing Lithium X at 15-cents and watching it get bought out at $2.61 for 1,640% gains a year later
• Financing Bravo Mining while it was still private at 64-cents ahead of its IPO and run to over $5.20 — a gain of 718%
• Plus dozens of other big wins that are often leveraged with warrants that allow us to buy more stock at fixed prices if the price goes up with no risk if it goes down.

Private Placement Intel only pursues opportunities that are listed or have a clear path to go public. It does not offer “Reg D” or other so-called crowdsourcing deals with no clear path to return of capital because you can’t profit if you can’t sell your stock.

There is a strict membership limit because of the size of the financings. Nick and Gerardo only have room for 250 members to participate in these deals alongside them and their tight-knit group of connected financiers. Many of these spots are already taken by longtime members who’ve relied on their access to quality private placements for years.

The price to secure one of the 250 memberships is $4,999 per year.

That gets you access to Nick and Gerardo’s deal flow, which has been the main tool they’ve used to create their market-based wealth because of the attractive terms and warrants that private placements offer.

We completely guarantee your satisfaction. Every new member has six full months to try the service out. During that time we offer a 100% refund — no questions asked.

Here’s what longtime members are saying:

All of this is only available to 250 members who secure a spot in Private Placement Intel for $4,999 per year using the form below.

You can also contact our white glove customer service at 844-334-4700 to order or if you have any questions.

Simply fill out the form below to get started today: 

When you subscribe to Private Placement Intel "annual membership" with your credit card, you will be billed $4,999. Every year on the anniversary date, we will automatically bill your card the yearly rate of $4,999. You are not obligated to continue in automatic billing. You can contact customer service to opt out of automatic billing or to receive a full refund in the first 6 months.

When you subscribe to Private Placement Intel "quarterly membership" with your credit card, you will be billed $1,599. Every quarter on the anniversary date, we will automatically bill your card the quarterly rate of $1,599. You are not obligated to continue in automatic billing. You can contact customer service to opt out of automatic billing or to receive a full refund in the first 6 months.