LIVE Webinar on May 10th at 10am PST
Learn How You Can WIN The Game of Money
In the Game of Money, bankers make bank while business owners get crumbs.
It’s time for a change.
Join bestselling author Oren Klaff to learn how to play the money game like a banker without losing your capital or your soul.
LIVE Webinar May 10 at 10am PST
How to get Into the Deals You Never See:
Some Investors Always
Make 20%+?
Then, they can earn another 400% in 2-3 years.
How?
They’re Investing in Deals You Never Get to See.
And They Always Make Money.
Who are these winners, and where are they getting their Private Deal “Cheat Codes”?Register now to find out how one class of investors gets guaranteed income (and the best returns in the deal) – while you get worst returns in the same deal – and how you can swap positions with them.Learn to control the deal with my upcoming webinar, “How to Win the Game of Money”
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How Banks Made $170,000,000 on Rivian. . .
And Investors Lost Everything.
Rivian’s stock reached an all-time high shortly after IPO in 2021.
Then it fell by about 90%.
Bankers walked away with $170 million.
How?
They knew when to buy, when to sell, and when to wait out the company’s growth plan.
Learn to invest like a banker.
Register today for my webinar, “How to Win the Game of Money,” and learn how to start walking away with from deals with millions.
The Game of Money Versus the Game of Business.
The Game of Business is played on a familiar board.
By players you know.
With transparent rules.
It’s won by the player with the most revenue and the best competitive strategy.
The Game of Money is played on a board you have never seen before.
By players you aren’t familiar with.
With arcane rules only insiders understand.
It’s won with cheat codes.
Learn to play the Game of Money. . . and win.
How Private Equity and Venture Capital Ruin Good Businesses. . .
And What to Do Instead.
One in three million venture capital deals creates the wealth you want.
Your odds are similar with private equity.
But there is a sweet spot between private equity and venture capital–a way to play the game and win.