A newly signed executive order broadens investor access to certain private market vehicles, potentially channeling fresh retail capital into alternative assets long dominated by institutions.
| Presented by Oxford | | Last month, Trump quietly signed Executive Order 14330. | No fanfare. No headlines. The media barely noticed. | But it could be the most important financial decision of his presidency. | With one signature, he opened up an entire class of investments that were off-limits to regular Americans for decades. | These are the same investments that turned Mitt Romney's $450,000 into as much as $100 million in 15 years. | The same investments Peter Thiel used to grow $2,000 into $5 billion between 1999 and 2021. | Now, for the first time, you can access them too. | My colleague Alexander Green has found one fund at the center of it all. | Trump has up to $25 million of his own money in it. | But you can get in for less than $20. | | Click here to find out more. | Good investing, | Rachel Gearhart
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