You know that old saying, "In the room, in the deal"? When you invest in a SPAC, it effectively puts you "in the room" with some of the smartest deal makers on the planet... and let's you piggyback on their private venture capital investments... I'm talking about deal makers such as: - Peter Thiel, a founder of PayPal and Palantir Technologies...
- Robert Nardelli, the former CEO at both Chrysler and Home Depot, who oversaw dozens of deals while at the helm of GE Transportation and GE Power Systems...
- Reid Hoffman, the founder of LinkedIn...
And this is barely scratching the surface... You could also find yourself investing alongside executives from Uber, Disney, NBC, CBS, TD Ameritrade... founders of tech unicorns... CEOs of multibillion-dollar household name companies... the former head of M&A at Merrill Lynch... Even John Malone, the cable TV cowboy who sold his TV empire for a massive fortune way back when... All people that — let's face it — most of us would never get access to. There is virtually no other way you would ever get to see any of these deals... But now, thanks to the SPAC vehicle, you can invest alongside these heavy hitters — effectively getting them to put your money to work for you... For example, for around $10 a share, you could have become an early investor in... - Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic... and made 5.9 times your money in a matter of months...
- DraftKings — one of the hottest private sports betting companies in America — before it went public... and made almost 7.2 times your money...
- Tesla rival, electric truck maker Nikola — and seen 7.9 times return on your money...
Simply by riding the coattails on private deals put together by billionaire investors and expert negotiators who're on a mission to find the hottest private companies and take them public. A SPAC is like a backstage pass that gets you behind the curtain... and lets you "piggyback" on private deals set up by these heavy hitters... But rather than paying a huge premium price, access is cheap. As I said, when you buy into a SPAC, you almost always pay a set price of $10 a unit... From the date it goes public, the SPAC can take up to 24 months to identify a purchase target and enact a merger. If the company fails to find a target in that time, the SPAC returns the money to investors — minus costs. Do you know of any other investment that hands you your money back if things don't work out? It is literally one of the safer investments I know of. You've got this backstop... and it gives you a shot at unbelievable deals... And right now, you have the opportunity to join me on this adventure — and get in the best SPACs today at unbelievable discount prices. I lay out the full story for you here. Sincerely, Jeff Brown
Founder, Brownstone Research P.S. If you've already seen my Emergency Meeting on this situation, and already know you want to join me on this, click here to go directly to the enrollment form. | 
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