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Please do not reply to this message, as replies are routed to an unmonitored mailbox. You are receiving this email as a part of your subscription to Tim Melvin's Max Wealth. Your ability to alter your subscription information can be found at the bottom of this email. [Tim Melvin's Max Wealth] [Former CIA energy advisor sees 2008 repeat]( Trade wars, populism, and economic warfare. The world is more turbulent today than any time since WWII. It's no surprise oil markets reflect the turmoil. And according to a former CIA energy advisor, oil markets are foreshadowing a rare event. This rare event happened in 2008. It happened again in 2015. And savvy traders who played this event made out like bandits. Recently, this former CIA energy advisor made the case. He said, "Oil traders who knew what to do could have turned a small stake into $300,556." Learn more on how to play this rare event that has only happened twice in 11 years [right here](. --------------------------------------------------------------- February 2, 2019 [Smart Investing Ideas from the World's Most Irritating People]( By Tim Melvin Dear Reader, MAX WEALTH: THE FIVE RULES 5: [Buy Only at Unreasonable Prices]( 4: [Ignore the Stories]( 3: [Always Buy Cash Flow First]( 2: [Forget about Liquidity]( 1: [Be Ruthless]( PATH TO UNLOCK EXPLOSIVE GAINS [Wall Street’s Biggest Cons, Cash Grabs, and Scams]( LATEST ALERTS [Capitalize on Real Estate with This Hotel's Luxury and Niche Locations]( STAY CONNECTED I did not attend the World Economic Forum in Davos again this year. I have enough friends in the press and corporate world that I could probably wrangle either an invitation or press credentials, but I have pretty much no interest in attending. The event is held in January in Davos, Switzerland. And it's cold. Very cold. The snow and ice is more than I can tolerate. Ice belongs in cocktails glasses, not on the streets and sidewalks. I moved to Florida for several reasons, but escaping snow and ice was near the top of the list. To make it worse, the town is full of government officials and what I call the institutional-rich hedge fund folks, Wall Streeters, and self-proclaimed experts in just about any topic imaginable. I have a very low tolerance for most of these folks and cannot imagine spending thousands of dollars to hang out with them for an extended period. Frankly, I vastly prefer the companionship in the bleachers of Wrigley Field, the Nick and Franks pub near Camden Yards, or the stands in turn 4 of the Daytona 500 (where I will be in just a few weeks). However, those with the gold tend to make lots of the rules and move lots of money. And the amount of money represented at Davos each year is enough to shift the financial markets. For that reason, it's useful - and profitable - to know what they talked about over hot chocolate and Irish coffee in the mountains of Switzerland this year. [So let's take a look at one of this year's biggest topics, and how it can make us lots of money](... In Case You Missed... --------------------------------------------------------------- [3 Exclusive "Heatseekers" Picks Leaked on Air]( Insiders were sorry that these recommendations got out. If you're looking to add some additional firepower to your investing activities, then look no further than this infrastructure, bank, and REIT play. [Click here]( to learn more... [Here's Why "Skin in the Game" Is the Best Investment Measure...]( "Skin in the game" means that when you buy a company, you want the people running it to have a large stake in it. And it means that for them to make money, they have to make you money. 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