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The Most Profitable Home Business You Can Own

Wednesday, November 7, 2007 | Dylan Jovine

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THIS WEEK, WE HIT ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT MILESTONES IN THE HISTORY OF OUR COMPANY.

For the first time ever, an article submitted by one of our readers, Ethan Roberts, was picked up by Reuters.com and USAToday.com.

And for reasons I'll describe below, this one single event may be the single most important event in the history of Tycoon Publishing LLC.

Let me explain.

The world is changing.  Nations are becoming more specialized, and outsourcing the rest.  Asia manufactures products for countries like the United States.  In exchange, we ask them to open up their services industry for us so we can sell them insurance, banking and investment services.

That's the deal, and nothing on earth short of a train wreck is going to stop it.

But where does that leave us?

It doesn't take much to see that the children being born today have come into a world much different from the world our parents grew up in.

In other words, we are the "BRIDGE" generation -  the generation between stable manufacturing jobs for life in Detroit, and permanent service-oriented jobs at McDonald's (SYM: MCD).  We're the generation that, for better or worse, lost manufacturing in this country for good.

That presents a problem for anybody NOT prepared for the transition.  Why?

Because the service sector is huge.  You can either be flipping burgers for a living, or you could go into professional services.

But you have to choose for yourself where you want to be.  If you don't, your "retirement plan" will be one that's all too familiar to too many good, working Americans: work until you drop.

Now the question facing anybody in this country who wants to go into professional services is a tough one.

Do you become a lawyer?  An accountant?  A doctor?

You have to make the decision yourself, or circumstance will choose for you.  Before you know it, you'll be doing something for work you absolutely hate, just to pay your monthly bills.

Today, I'm here to help you make that decision.  You see, I believe - with every fiber of my being - that we are entering the AGE OF THE INVESTOR.

Ever since the fall of the Berlin Wall, citizens around the world have seen the stark power of capitalism over socialism ... of individual decision-making over centralized planning.

As former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan said recently, "The fall of the Berlin Wall will be remembered as the most significant event of the 20th century."

I couldn't agree more.  Just think about it: ever since the fall of the Berlin Wall, capitalism has spread around the globe like wildfire.

Twenty years ago, you would have been considered a lunatic for predicting that Asia had more day traders than the United States ... or that India's stock market would be among the best performing markets in the world ... or that Venezuela and other state-controlled financial systems would look as dysfunctional as they do when compared to capitalist countries like Poland.

So, why is this the AGE OF THE INVESTOR?

One thing all of these newly capitalist societies have in common are stock markets.  And when a country has stock markets, that means it has investors.

And if people are investing in them, that means that the same MAIN INVESTING RULE that applies in the United States markets applies overseas ...

THE RULE OF HUMAN NATURE.

Whether you're Chinese, Japanese, German, Russian, Polish or American, you can't escape your human nature.  You can learn how to discipline yourself from it, but you can't escape it.

When humans become excessively fearful, markets go lower.  When humans become excessively greedy, markets go higher.  That's a fact of human life that crosses all borders, period.

In America, professional investors are people who've learned NOT to succumb to their base human nature.  Indeed, one who makes money investing for a living can only be successful if one learns NOT to be a victim of one's own emotions (fear and greed being the key ones).

That's why, in spite of the credit problems hitting the U.S., most Wall Street firms like Goldman Sachs (SYM: GS), Citibank (SYM: C), Merrill Lynch (SYM: MER), and Morgan Stanley (SYM: MS) are still making money in international markets HAND OVER FIST.

They're taking the same rules they've mastered Stateside and applying them overseas to these newly formed markets that are just LITTERED with inexperienced investors.

(For those of you who have always wished that you could turn back the clock to the 1920s, with all the knowledge you have today, you can - simply learn a foreign language!)

And MARK MY WORDS:  as the world becomes more capitalist over the next twenty years, it's just gonna get better for investors who know what they're doing.

Now, I know we've been getting behind Chris Rowe's Internal Strength System (CRISS) pretty hard the past few weeks.  But make no mistake about it, we've been promoting it so strongly because we believe we have a serious obligation to do this - for you!

You see, the direction of our future is already written in stone: the world is moving towards open markets.  But in the course of human history, believe me when I tell you, it is still VERY EARLY IN THE GAME of this financial evolutionary process.

Yes, very early in the game, indeed.

That's why Ethan's article was such a significant milestone in our company's history.  More than anything, it proved that Ethan is marching up the ladder of his financial education and has so completely mastered the topic at hand that other respected news outlets referred to him.

Now that's an accomplishment (congrats Ethan!).  That's what we're striving for here - to make each and every single one of you as knowledgeable as we are.  Whether it's through The Tycoon Report, one of our paid advisory services, or our coming home education study courses, it's as plain as day to see which direction we're headed.

Why are we so serious about this?  Because ...
  • We believe that you're in a war for your financial independence, and many people don't even know it.
  • We believe that the winners of this war are going to be people who can recognize that they're even in a war in the first place.
  • We believe that the only way to win this war is with KNOWLEDGE, and we want to make sure you're armed properly for battle.
  • We believe that financial freedom comes with many benefits, the least of which is the car you drive.  Sure, it's nice to have a new car, but the feeling of SERENITY that washes over you once you know how to make money at will is PRICELESS.
  • We believe that investing is not only the present and the future, but it's the best way to get rich with the least amount of work.  All you need is a good system for making sound investment decisions, and you have the most powerful home business you could ever start.  All you need is knowledge.
  • And finally, we believe that the next ten years are the most important years of your financial life.  If you don't start preparing now, you'll be on the "work till you drop" retirement plan, which isn't fun.  (For those of you currently on this plan, feel free to confirm what I'm saying here.)
Everything we do here at Tycoon is a byproduct of this belief system, not the other way around.  We are here, right in front of you, because we choose to be, not because we have to be.  We've made our money, and we'll keep making money because we know how to do it.

We just want to make sure that you can say the same.  If you can't, the here and now won't be as nice to you as it can be, because you'll be working harder than you have to for less money than you deserve.  What's worse is that I fear many folks will have a darker future than they deserve.  And there is no greater punishment on earth than being old AND bitter.

You deserve a better future than that.

Good Luck In Battle,

Dylan

PS -- When we initially announced the Backstage Pass VIP List for CRISS, we said that we would limit it to 10,000 people.

But we crossed 10,000 people the first few days.  Just as we were about to close the list down and stop accepting new people, we were flooded with requests to keep it open.  As a result, we're currently at 17,812 people (and counting).

Regardless of how big the list gets, we're still only manufacturing 1,000 copies of the CRISS course for first release.  As soon as those copies are sold out, we're going to pull the course off the market for at least 90 days.  If we decide to re-release the course, it will be on a limited basis for a much higher price (closer to what we think it's really worth).

If you are interested in declaring your financial independence with 999 other Tycoon Report readers on November 15, 2007, get on the waiting list before it's too late.

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  1. robert (1 year ago) Is this Spam?

    Iputs think the article was very,very good. It really puts things in the proper perspective. I'm only sorry I didn't get in on Criss initial release.
  2. Ken (1 year ago) Is this Spam?

    Sharon,



    I've got nothing against taking advantage of what others have to offer. Along with lots of practice and experience, learning from others is probably the most important thing we can do.

    I just feel that, unless we start off with some preconcieved idea of what we want we need to look at a lot of diferent ideas untill we find our own paths. And even when we do start off with a preconcieved idea its still necessary to examine the field, just to make sure that we have the complete picture.

    I started this business following newsletter writers, dozens of different ones, looking for my place and the writer who was going to lead me there. It was profitable and it worked to a certain degree. But it isnt what I am best at.

    There are so many different ways to trade the markets that I think it is really necessary to examine the field before making any decisions, and not follow any one person too closely, other than yourself.



    Ken
  3. Louise (1 year ago) Is this Spam?

    That was a wonderful article, and a sentiment I have thought about a lot lately. I have an education degree from Northeastern University, but my Dad has been a broker so, Barrons, The Wall Street Journal, were just always there. Of late, I have begun attending The Salvation Army, because, it seems as though we have no desire to take care of our own. I hate that we are outsourcing, pumping up third world economies and due to greed, building up China! They will crash fast. They do not know how a free market society works, and let's be real; they sent lead paint tainted wax lips for Halloween. I'm with you. We will have a two class society. With my degree, now that I am retired, I am teaching and improving the lives of OUR OWN! Thanks.
  4. Sharon (1 year ago) Is this Spam?

    Hi Ken,

    Glad you have made the decision to get your information/education on your own instead of taking advantage of what others have to offer.

    Best to you,

    Sharon
  5. Ken (1 year ago) Is this Spam?

    The Perfect Business, Richard Russell



    http://ww2.dowtheoryletters.com/dtlol.nsf
  6. Ken (1 year ago) Is this Spam?

    Thanks for the comment Sharon. I didnt expect that. I was accually coming to post something else.

    Your definately right, to a certain extent. It is real work and it does take time. To steal a phrase from someone else, "The harder I work, the luckier I get".

    I have made the decision that this is an ideal business for me. I hesitate to use the word professional to freely, but I do have certain interests in that direction. Its just that one persons idea of a profesional might be different from anothers. I've always kind of aspired to be a profesional bum. Knowledgeable, but unattached.

    I view this business as the greatest game on earth. Serious in that its real money, but not so serious that I have to care what anyone else says.

    The only thing you said that I take difference with is the last two paragraphs. There is really no end to the amount of homework one can do. Time, and personal aptitudes and abilities are the only constraints.

    As far as hiring a trading service, mentor, or coach. This is almost a self defeating initiative. It is very important to listen and learn from any and every one who holds useful knowledge, but to follow any one person or system to closely removes your own abilities from the game.

    Most of these services want to pull you in and hold on to you. This is a big money business. If you look at the amount of money going into financial advice and services it is phenomenal.

    Most newsletter writers want to feed you trades and keep you coming back for more. Its a high ticket subscription industry. It does not generally lead to true independance, in fact its not intended to. The money is in recuring subscriptions and expensive courses that are designed to pull you into the fold and hold you. Just do the math, # of subscriptions, # of courses, * price.

    You can learn a lot from listening to people like this, and you can simply follow them if you wish. But for me it is an incomplete package.

    The true goal is independance and self thinking. The best services are the ones that give you the information and tools to do your work, that save you time and effort, yet allow you to think for yourself. The best instruction shows how another person has acheived their success, and what tools and methods they use, so that you might try to emulate them, or gleen some knowledge from their acheivments. None of this needs to be particularly expensive. The expense is in the hype and marketing, the preying on the fears and insecurities of amatures, and the exploiting of the greedy.

    There is no final decision. It is an ongoing process. Every decision has a reevaluation. Every action a reaction. Nothing is final or finite. It is a process. A learning process. A trading process. A decision making process.

    We grow and we learn from many different sources. If we learn to question and to think for ourselves, we can become independant. If we learn to follow and use others we can become dependant. It is a choice of where we want to be and what path we will follow. Independace is far more difficult than dependance, self thinking is far more difficult than group thinking, never accepting what we are told as fact, questioning all authority, siting still untill the world stops and the plain simplicity of everything shows itself.



    Knowledge is Power

    Knowledge is Profits



    Ken
  7. Sharon (1 year ago) Is this Spam?

    Hi Ken,

    You are absolutely right! Anything worth doing is worth doing well and it is never easy. It's hard work and it takes time.

    No matter what you want to do, be it a Doctor, Lawyer or Professional Trader, you have to pay a price to get where you want to go. The price you pay is your choice. One of the choices you have is going back to school, learning to be a Doctor, Lawyer or Professional Trader. Then you have to choose the school you want to attend. After being accepted into that school, you have to attend classes and do your homework, research, reading, writing, asking questions and making comments.

    Every school you attend teaches a different method or philosophy. You have to choose the best for you, the one with which you are most comfortable and fits your style of learning.

    Education costs money, when you were in grade school thru high school, the tax payers paid, if you went thru trade school, you paid for it, if you went thru college, it was paid for by you, your parents, a scholarship, grant, student loan or combination of all the above. Somebody put out the big bucks.

    If, as you say, you want to be a Professional Trader, but you don't have the time to do the homework, then hiring a trading service, mentor or coach may be the best way for you. But, again, choose the one that best fits your comfort zone.

    Ken, sounds like you have done your homework on deciding what you want to do, now is the time to stop analyzing the how, when, where and who, make that final decision and take action.

    Best,

    Sharon
  8. Ken (1 year ago) Is this Spam?

    A LOT of interesting comments. A good article, I agree with the premise. However, investing for a living is not always as easy as it seems.

    There are a lot of choices to make, some more difficult than others. Not just the obvious trading choices of what and when, and why, but who.

    There are too many people talking, too many people who want you, too many people who are sure their methods are the best. It all gets to be a bit too much.

    I could spend a life time analyzing trading services and not get anything done. Many of these services have good information, many of these services have your best interests at heart (right next to their wallets), and they all want you to follow them.

    This has been one of the hardest aspects of this business. Deciding what information is really necessary and where to get it. Most times if I'm reading and writing, posting comments such as this one, I'm certainly not geting any work done.
  9. Ethan R (1 year ago) Is this Spam?

    Dylan: I enjoyed this article very much. And thank you for mentioning my name and the article that Retuers carried. I appreciate it greatly.



    Sharon: You write very well, would love to see you try your hand at writing a member article!



    KFED: Come on guy, lighten up! "A big bag of crap"? Totally uncalled for! All you need to say is that you did not like the article and the reasons why. I hope people will be more respectful of you should you decide to write an article for Tycoon some day.
  10. Brian (1 year ago) Is this Spam?

    I really appreciate the education. Brian Connor

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