Death of George Tritch

James Ogletree, Senior Managing Editor, The Oxford Club

Dear Reader,

Here's the obituary for George Tritch… who died in 1899.

Most people have never heard of him. He owned a hardware store in the 1800s.

But the fact is, George died "twice over a millionaire" – as the newspaper mentions – by using an investment strategy that's spreading through our industry this year.

It's among the most controversial we've ever shared…

But the fact is, you could have doubled your money 13 different times last year alone on the official picks.

In other words, this strategy has worked for over 100 years!

Click here to learn more.

Good investing,

James

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