Managing Editor's Note: We're reaching out because our partners at The Oxford Club say they have uncovered a major financial development tied to a recent – but largely overlooked – executive order signed by President Trump. According to Oxford's Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green, this quiet policy shift has opened the door to a class of investments that, until now, were practically reserved for America's wealthiest insiders. In the brief message below, Green reveals a fund at the center of this opportunity – one Trump himself reportedly holds up to $25 million in – and explains how everyday investors can now access it for under $20. You can continue reading below or click through to learn more.
Dear Bleeding Edge Reader, 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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