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[Image] We Saved Your Seat At The Table [See you tonight at 8:30 PM ET]( Dear trader, If you think trading is hard, then you want no piece of the startup world. After all, stats show that 90% of all startups FAIL. In this issue of All-Access, we talk angel investing and why it’s not for everyone. For the brave, bold, and fearless still among us, we’ll explain how to avoid being another statistic. You’ll also receive the following tips from our pros: - [Jason Bond]( weighs the advantages of investing in startups as opposed to small-caps — and shows how you can profit like a celebrity. - [Ben Sturgill]( draws on his IPO expertise to explain how you can invest in startups, each step of the way. - [Dave Lukas]( discusses how his favorite options strategy has posted a four month streak without a trading loss. - [Jeff Williams]( reveals what pot stock he’s been eyeing — and shares why fundamental and technical analysis says it’s primed for a breakout. LIVE EVENT RagingBull Founders Leak Their Biggest Investment Strategy Ever It offers the individual investor an opportunity at generational wealth. [Image]( [Click here to join Jason and Jeff TONIGHT,]( [November 20 at 8:30 pm ET.]( You can thank us later. DAILY PROFIT INSIGHT Throughout the past week, we’ve been telling you all about angel investing and why [a new government loophole]( gives the average investor an opportunity to get in on the ground floor of the companies that will lead the future. But today, let’s set the record straight here. Let’s talk about the reasons why angel investing may not be for you. First and foremost, angel investing requires patience because it’s a numbers game. It’s a situation where the law of large numbers applies. If you place a bet on only one startup, your odds of success are rather limited. You want to be diversified, and sprinkle small investments around. Second, angel investing can be downright risky — it’s not for the faint of heart. Some startups will take a $1,000 investment to $0 faster than you can say “boo.” But there’s one caveat: You can be wildly successful at angel investing if — and only if! — [you know the right people.]( To succeed as an angel investor, you have to [connect yourself to people of high net worth.]( And that’s quite a tall order, especially for those who live outside angel investing hotbeds like Silicon Valley. But tonight, at 8.30 PM ET, we’re connecting you to several of those people so that you have the opportunity to get exclusive access to angel investing deals that most people could never see. Take Allen Marshall, “the IPO grandfather,” who took XPO Logistics from startup status to a monstrous corporation with a market cap of nearly $8 billion. Or how about our Rating Bull pro, Jeff Bishop... Here are some of the successes that Jeff had on startups: - Over $200,000 profit on a private trash company — yes, trash company — that went public - Over $500,000 profit on a tattoo removal company that went public this year - Over $2,000,000 profit on a pot dispensary referral company when it went public - Over $1,000,000 of new equity in a housing project this year And here are some of the exciting startups he’s currently invested in: - $300,000 in a private advertising company introduced to him from his inner circle of investors. - Nearly $500,000 invested in a brain cancer therapy company that just went public. - $150,000 in a sportswear company that is planning to go public next year. It’s already shaping up to be 10x investment “on paper” based on recent rounds of funding. - $300,000 invested into an Artificial Intelligence company that is planning on going public at a much higher amount next year. - Lots of money in a company that is developing therapies for pets with chronic illnesses. That deal is about to raise more money at a much higher round of funding. Those are just a few of the deals Jeff has made that are either completed or that he’s looking for an exit on right now. The key to succeeding as an angel investor is getting in on early rounds for deals that you think are going to be a winner. The only way that you can do that is to partner with people who have proven track records. Tonight is a unique opportunity to do just that. [Click here to attend the event.]( TODAY’S TOP STORIES [Battle of Investing: Small Caps vs. Startups]( By Jason Bond of Jason Bond Picks [Image]( Jason Bond is a trader at heart and always will be. He loves using his fish hooks and rockets to spot high probability setups in small-cap stocks — it’s the bread and butter of his overall profit strategy. But every once in a while he likes to add a little gravy. Right now, his gravy is investing in startups. It’s rewarding him handsomely, and he’s excited to reveal how you too can profit on startups in [the Boardroom event happening tonight at 8:30 ET.]( To take the food analogy one step further, just imagine that you were Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi and had a chance to invest in Beyond Meat (BYND) before its IPO. At one point, BYND was up 800% from its IPO price… and if you got in before the IPO like them, your returns would’ve been much higher. [Continue reading...]( [How to Find the Hottest Pre-IPO Companies]( By Ben Sturgill of IPO Payday [Image]( Ben Sturgill knows the IPO market better than just about anyone. He’s made IPOs the bedrock of his career as a trader, so he’s constantly on the lookout for private companies and startups as they are about to go public. That’s why he was absolutely stoked when he learned that everyday people could invest in companies before they IPO’d. It’s all because of a new government loophole has made it easy for people with as little as $50 to invest in startups. In this post, Ben walks you through the various phases of the startup funding process — including seed funding, series A, series B, and series C. [Continue reading...]( [Make 2X Cash Flows with This Simple Trick]( By Dave Lukas of Options Profit Planner [Image]( The strategies that Dave Lukas has been using allowed him to go [as long as 4 months without taking a single loss.]( It’s all thanks to his biblical knowledge of ways to exploit opportunities through options. In particular, the style of trading that he lives and dies by is called the vertical credit spread. In this post, he’ll show you how to play two versions of the vertical credit spread — the credit call spread and the credit put spread — so you can profit in the market both ways. He’ll also reveal another option spread strategy called the Iron Candor so that you can profit when you anticipate neutral stock movement. [Continue reading…]( [Pot Stock Watch: Cronos Group]( By Jeff Williams of Penny Pro [Image]( The pot stock industry is gradually dismantling a sizeable chunk of the pharmaceutical industry, as more and more people are seeking out more holistic ways of treating their ailments than synthetic medicines. If this shift isn’t obvious to you already, just walk into your local grocery or convenience store and notice dozens of the top CBD brands lining the shelves. The problem for us as investors is that much of the initial hype is already over and we’re settling into a more long-term outlook right now. In this post, Jeff Williams takes some time to identify one pot stock that survived all the manic speculation during the recent green rush and is still primed for incredible growth. You’ll receive his fundamental and technical analysis of the stock, as he points out all the best attributes of it. [Continue reading...]( To your success, The RagingBull.com Team RagingBull, LLC 62 Calef Hwy #233 Lee, New Hampshire 03861 United States [Stop receiving exclusive emails from Raging Bull All Access]( Neither Raging Bull nor RagingBull.com, LLC (publisher of Raging Bull) is registered as an investment adviser nor a broker/dealer with either the U. S. Securities & Exchange Commission or any state securities regulatory authority. 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