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The Year of the Sucker |
Discover why the coming IPO boom is a "liquidity event" for the rich, and a trap for everyone else. The president of Blackstone, a firm with over a trillion dollars in assets, just revealed their game plan. I'll show you how to read their map backward. Learn the critical difference between the deals Wall Street sells to the public and the deals the rich keep for themselves. One makes them wealthy. The other makes you their exit strategy. Find out where the real opportunities are hiding—far from the media hype of SpaceX and OpenAI IPOs. These are the private deals that create generational wealth, and they are more accessible than you've ever been told. Take Control of Your Financial Future. The rich play by a different set of rules. For them, the tax code is a tool to create wealth. For you, it's a weapon to keep you compliant and poor. It's time you learned how to fight back.
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Dear Reader, |
I call it the year of the sucker. |
Jon Gray runs Blackstone. It's a Wall Street monster. They manage over a trillion dollars. That's a one with twelve zeros after it. |
When a man like that talks, I listen. But I don't listen to what he says. I listen to what he means. |
He says 2026 is the year of the Initial Public Offering. The IPO. |
He's right. |
But what does that mean? It means the big boys are getting ready to sell. To you. |
My rich dad taught me a simple lesson. The rich don't work for money. They create assets. Then they sell those assets to the poor and middle class. |
An IPO is the ultimate sale. It's a "liquidity event." |
That's a fancy term. It means cashing out. |
For years, these giant private equity firms like Blackstone pour money into companies. They grow them. They nurture them. They get them ready for the big day. |
IPO day. |
The day they dump their shares onto the public market. Onto your 401(k). Onto your pension plan. Onto your brokerage account. |
Blackstone has $200 billion in cash. Dry powder, they call it. They see dealmaking reaching "escape velocity." |
It sounds exciting. It sounds like an opportunity. |
It is. For them. |
They're talking about huge names. SpaceX. OpenAI. The kind of companies that get headlines. The kind of companies that make average people feel smart for owning a piece. |
But you aren't owning a piece of the real growth. That already happened. The insiders got rich when the company was private. Now they want to take their profits. They need a buyer. |
That buyer is you. |
They'll tell you it's a great deal. They'll tell you the company is changing the world. The financial news will echo every word. Your broker will call. |
It's a beautifully designed trap. |
They know the Fed will probably lower interest rates. They know a new Fed chair is coming. They see a "normalized environment." |
Normal for who? Normal for Wall Street. Normal for the insiders to get paid. |
I don't play that game. My rich dad taught me to be the seller, not the buyer. To be the one creating the asset, not the one holding the bag. |
So where is the real opportunity? |
It's not in the public markets. Not in the IPOs they're about to shove down your throat. |
It's in the private deals. The deals they do before the IPO. The deals you never hear about on the news. |
For years, those deals were locked away. Reserved for the super-rich. For the connected. |
Not anymore. |
The rules have changed. Regulation A+. Regulation CF. These aren't household names. They are government rule changes. And they are your ticket to the inside. |
They allow regular people to invest in private companies. Early. Before the IPO. Before Blackstone and their friends decide to cash out. |
While the headlines scream about the next big tech IPO, smart investors are quietly funding the next generation of companies. Real estate deals. Small businesses. Tech startups that are still small enough for massive growth. |
This is where wealth is built. In the private world. In the world of assets you control. |
Let them have their IPO boom. Let the suckers line up to buy what the rich are selling. |
We'll be busy elsewhere. We'll be busy building our own pipelines. |
Don't be their exit strategy. Be your own entry point. The choice is yours.
Kiyosaki's Private Playbook
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