‘Greed Is Good, Greed Is Right, Greed Works’
The famous words of Michael Douglas playing the iconic character Gordon Gekko in the movie Wall Street. The high roller, big-time stockbroker that trades based off information brought to him by a young Charlie Sheen. Insider information that is . . .
E
ven though the movie ends with them being busted for insider trading, that movie triggered thousands of young, money-hungry professionals to storm Wall Street and chase the big bucks. Well, Edgar “Ed” Wachenheim III was already
there, crushing the market, and opened his very own investment management fi rm the same year the Wall Street movie came out in 1987. In reality, the movie Wall Street could very much
have been made about him. Today, that same management fund has a value of $7.5 billion. You might be asking, what was Wachenheim’s secret to building such wealth for himself and his clients?
Insider Information Yes, insider information, but without doing anything illegal. Want to know how you can use the exact same strategy to build wealth for you and your family? As luck would have it, Wachenheim wrote a book
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