You no longer need to be an "insider" or even be rich to invest in companies BEFORE their IPO  
But did you know that you no longer need to be an "insider" or even be rich to invest in companies BEFORE their IPO?
That's right.
Thanks to a little-known congressional law change, ANYONE can now invest in the hottest startups before they go public.
Anyone can now capitalize on the market where startups can go from obscurity to being worth billions in the blink of an eye.
Take Uber for example...
Between September 2010 to its IPO day, Uber soared 1,811,817%...
And when Airbnb joined the NASDAQ in 2020, it's price went up by a staggering 3,602,400% from its startup days...
And let's not forget Tesla.
In 2004, Tesla "the startup" was worth just $7.29 million... Jump to November 2020, Tesla "the stock" was worth $1.23 trillion.
That's exponential growth of 16,940,915%...
These peak valuations could transform a small stake into millions of dollars.
"The next" Alibaba... "the next" Uber... and "the next" Google could be out there.
And we want to help YOU find them.
In this special summit event, we reveal everything you need to know about pre-IPO investing.
Including...
- How you can get started with just $100...
- Why backing startups can be way more lucrative than just buying stocks...
- And details on two startups on my radar that are poised to take-off...
It's completely FREE to attend.
It could be the most important - and potentially most lucrative - thing you do this year.
Just go here now, and I'll reveal everything.
To your success,
Daymond J.
The People's Shark, Angels & Entrepreneurs Network
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RetireFunded is not an investment adviser, broker-dealer, or financial adviser and does not provide any individualized investment advice to you. Readers are advised that this publication is issued solely for informational purposes. Trading involves risks. RetireFunded, Abacus Business Centre, Lvl 1 Dun Karm Street, Birkirkara, BKR9037, Malta
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