The Black Card Advantage:

See the Black Card to the right?

It represents membership in good standing in a powerful group of private market investors.

Being a cardholder gives members unprecedented access to private market investments … with ultrahigh potential.

Once off-limits to the majority of regular investors, these private markets include:

1. Pre-IPO companies
2. High-tech startups
3. Privately held companies and venture capital deals

This is the market we call “private equity,” … and venture capital just happens to be one of the most lucrative categories of private equity.

And the Black Card represents a never-before-seen way in for regular investors. It’s a new innovative key to access lucrative private equity and venture capital markets formerly off-limits to all but the super-wealthy.

Yet why invest in private equity?

Why not simply stick to Wall Street stocks traded on the big exchanges?

Well, here’s the short answer:

The gains of venture capital investments have left the New York Stock Exchange’s profits in the dust …

For the last 25 years.

And get this:

In the last three years …

Private equity returns have nearly quadrupled those of the S&P 500 …

As you can see from the purple bars towering over the blue bars below:

Now, I bet few retail investors have come close to matching the returns of the S&P 500 for the last five years.

And even fewer have DOUBLED the results of those returns.

In fact, one study shows that 75% of so-called retail investors underperform the market, according to research by the prestigious Performance Investing Group.

So what’s stopped the average Joe from investing in private equity instead of Wall Street?

One reason, really: Many investors lack the connections to get in on private equity investments with high-profit potential.

They haven’t known of a dependable way into this growing market.

That ends today.

Because now investors can join the small investment group that offers its members a Black Card to help gain access to high-performing private equity investments …

The same type of investment that millionaires and billionaires have gotten into for years.

In just a moment, I’m going to tell you how to get your very own Black Card today and gain access to the world of private equity investing.

My name is Roger Michalski.

Twenty-two years ago, I founded one of America’s most trusted investment research firms, Eagle Financial Publications.

And I’m here today with an urgent message:

Technology investing is beginning to undergo a radical new transformation.

We’re witnessing the start of a new future …

When many new technologies are starting to converge into a major tech revolution.

I’m convinced it will change the way we live forever.

And make some investors rich, just like the last time we had a technology leap like this.

It began in the late 1990s … with something we called Web 2.0.

We went from a text-based internet with primitive email and static web pages …

To an interactive internet … with multimedia, social networking, real-time chats, and streaming worldwide business meetings.

The list goes on. 

During this sudden, exciting surge of technology, one group of investors, following private equity connections …

Discovered a tiny company with a huge idea …

One that could change the world by giving people a new way to communicate, network, and build relationships and businesses over the internet …

Using a newfangled thing called social media.

The year was 2005. The technology was Facebook.

This group of investors managed to scrape together $13 million.

A few years later, when Facebook went public … 

The value of this group’s investment grew from $13 million …

To a staggering $9 billion, as you can see in the chart below:

That’s an earth-shattering return of 69,230%.

Was it worth having their money tied up like that?

I say YES.

Because investing in private equity—and its hot new technologies—is NOT a get-rich-quick scheme.

Yet the payoffs can be astronomical.

And remember, 69,230% gain came from a revolutionary technology …

One that has changed global communication and marketing ever since.

The same thing happened with a small online auction company with a strange name: eBay.

eBay’s revolutionary technology transformed an online garage sale into the world’s largest online auction house …

Allowing almost anyone with an internet connection to sell their stuff online 24/7.

Early on, an investing group saw the potential of this radical new idea … 

And cobbled together $6.7 million.

Just two years later, eBay made its IPO … and the investing group’s initial investment soon mushroomed to more than $5 billion, as you can see below:

That’s multiplying this group’s investment by almost 750x in just two years.

Was it worth having their money tied up for two years?

Again, I say YES.

The same thing happened with yet another company … with yet another strange name.

It was a new search engine called Google.

Two college students, Larry Page and Sergey Brin …

Approached two investing groups for cash to launch their search engine.

Each group scrambled to get together a lot of cash: $12.5 million each.

And when Google made its IPO, each of the two groups that invested privately in this small startup raked in $4.3 billion.

Apiece.

Meaning each of the two groups multiplied their money 300x. 

Was it worth having their money committed for five years?

Well, until we can find a five-year CD, treasury, or annuity paying 300x gains …

Again, I say YES.

And here’s the thing:

Opportunities like these are often invisible to everyday investors …

Because regular investors don’t have the right connections to even know about them.

That’s why we’ve created the Black Card group … and have opened membership to regular investors who want to participate in private equity investments.

Imagine what it would have been like if the Black Card membership had been available back during that last sweeping tech wave …

And more individual investors may have accessed these private companies before they went public.

Life would probably be different for them and their families today …

Instead of the already-rich simply piling up more riches for themselves.

Thank goodness …

Private Equity Investing Is Much Easier Today

Private equity investing used to be limited to billionaires, millionaires, or “accredited investors.”

In fact, some investments demanded a minimum of a $1 million investment just to get in.

Today some private equity investments require as little as $250, and most only require thousands of dollars.

Yet I want to be 100% transparent about this.

Private equityinvesting is still not for everyone.

Private equity investments have unique opportunities … and unique risks.

In fact, some investments require investors to meet specific qualifications before they can participate.

Yet many, of course, do not.

Private equity investments are aggressive.

And sometimes investors must agree to keep their money invested for a certain period.

Personally, I think of private investments the same way I think of a three-year or five-year high-interest return annuity …

Or a certificate of deposit.

It’s not like the stock market, where investors can jump in and out on a whim.

Private equity investments are usually very illiquid.

So don’t invest with the rent money.

And don’t bet the entire portfolio.

J.P. Morgan suggests getting into private or alternative investing slowly … and once comfortable, going up to 15% to 30% of one’s portfolio.

If that seems like a surprising percentage, consider this:

Private Markets Are Often More Lucrative When Compared to Wall Street Stocks

As we’ve already seen, private equity investments have thrashed conventional investments in terms of their overall returns, returning nearly double the S&P 500 for the last five years …

And they have crushed the S&P 500 over the last 20 years.

And according to the Black Card technology investing group leader George Gilder …

The typical return on private venture capital investments by serious players ranges between 25% and 35% per year.

And that’s roughly 2.5x to 3.5x the return on the U.S. stock market average (around 10%) annual return.

It gets even better … because compound interest amplifies the difference between regular stock market investments and private investments even more over the years.

Here’s an example of how much compound interest amplifies bigger investments:

Put $10,000 in the U.S. stock market today.

And if the future looks like the past, in 10 years, it could grow to $25,937.

However …

Put $10,000 in various venture or private investments today …

And if the future looks like the past, in 10 years, it could grow to somewhere between $93,132 and $201,065.

So stick with me for the next 10 minutes, and I promise to reveal …

• • Why we’re on the brink of a pivotal time that some say will change the world forever … with technologies NEVER BEFORE conceived of …
  • How the Black Card helps investors navigate the secret world of pre-IPO, private equity, and venture capital …

• And how the geniuses behind the Black Card identify the proverbial needle in the haystack with a punishing vetting process for private equity investments …
  
  To separate the pipe dreams from the pipelines.
• And how you can get your own Black Card today.

Given what I’ve shared so far …

I’m convinced there’s too much at stake NOT to take this era of private equity investing seriously.

The Private Equity Market Is Growing Like Wildfire

I’ve never seen so many companies swelling the ranks of private equity in my life …

With the potential of creating wealth opportunities like never before …

For private investors with the right connections …

Which is why we’ve assembled the Black Card private equity tech investing group, which I’ll tell you more about in a moment.

But first, let me say this …

It’s common knowledge that public companies get all the media buzz …

Which is why it doesn’t even occur to investors to make money in private equity.

It’s not their fault … there’s the big Wall Street media machine that’s brainwashed investors into thinking public stock exchanges are where people have to go to buy and sell stocks.

Yet there’s a whole world of private businesses shaking things up and generating gigantic opportunities for savvy early investors.

The truth is …

Private equity companies are growing in number.

Public companies are shrinking in number.

Private stocks number about 12,000 companies today—rocketing up six times from a mere 2,000 at the turn of the century.

While public stocks, like those you’ll find on the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq…

Have gone the opposite direction …

Shrinking in number from 7,000 companies to 4,500 during the same time frame.

In other words: 

Main Street investors have been tricked into concentrating on Wall Street news events as if they’re the only game in town.

Dozens of news sites and newspapers keep regular investors obsessed with…

• Quarterly earnings reports …
• Dividend announcements …
• The latest rally or crash in the S&P 500 …
• The latest mergers and acquisitions (there are almost always mergers and acquisitions)

To big media, it’s more than just investing …

It’s like they try to hook us in with the drama … like the stock market’s some kind of soap opera.

I say this because either way the market goes, the media/stockbrokers/bankers cash in.

And big media gets big advertisers to spend their money as media ratings climb.

Our financial well-being almost seems to be beside the point.

That’s another reason why I like the straightforward focus of private equity.

Yet you may wonder …

Why Are There So Many Private Companies?

Let’s get real—companies don’t need to go public to grow anymore.

Nowadays, private companies have more funding sources than a commissioned financial advisor has bad advice.

Private companies can scale up without the headache of public listings—and all that bureaucratic slog that comes with it.

And let’s talk privacy …

Public companies? They’re like an open book, spilling their financial guts every quarter.

It’s like giving your competition a road map to your every weakness.

But private firms?

They keep their secrets safe—with way fewer detailed disclosures and fewer worries.

Now, managing a company in the public eye? That’s a circus.

Wall Street’s breathing down your neck, demanding immediate results …

It’s a pressure cooker.

Companies are either slashing R&D or laying off their best people just to meet some quarterly numbers. Ridiculous.

Meanwhile, private companies can play the long game.

They’re not dodging bullets from market pressures or stock fluctuations.

They can actually focus on real growth—imagine that!

So, doesn’t it make sense to invest in companies actually focused on growing their business …

Instead of in Wall Street stocks that are pushing their own agendas?

The real thrills happen in private equity.

They rock the establishment time after time by creating quadruple-digit gainers in groundbreaking tech …

Like how WhatsApp was funded by a guy called Don Valentine and his investing group called Sequoia.

And roughly four years later, WhatsApp got bought out by Facebook because they knew it would revolutionize social media.

And Don Valentine and his investors got handed a whopping 4,900% gain:

These firms are laser-focused on innovation, racing ahead faster than a speeding train … driven by a vision of changing the world …

Not Wall Street’s cynical games and brokers’ greed.

And with the new wave of technology starting to merge the cyber world with the real world …

It’s going to be a wild ride.

There’s a lot of money riding on its outcome …

And savvy investors get to be a part of history in the making!

Remember, Google, Amazon, and Nvidia were all private companies.

Yahoo! Finance reports that when Amazon was a mere online bookstore and sold shares on the private market …

“The first 20 or so outside investors in Amazon put in around $50,000 apiece for a stake of a little less than 1% of the company at the time.

If those early investors had held on to their entire stakes, and those stakes had never been diluted by later investors, they would be worth $3.5 billion today—a return of 70,000x.”

Many people who invest in private markets believe it’s one of the most lucrative investment arenas in the world.

And with guidance from the Black Card technology investing group … it should be easy to pick up two, three, four—or more—quality investments each year.

Yet knowing whether a private equity company is a flamethrower … or a flameout … takes a special expertise …

Which is why our private equity tech-investing group has created the Black Card—it’s both the symbol of their group and the key for regular investors to gain access to these kinds of private investments.

Now, you’ve seen many examples of how private equity can grow through the roof.

And I have many more, because …

There’s Always a Possibility for THIS Kind of Opportunity …

Sometimes all it takes is one big winner to set up an investor for life.

For example, an investor named Steve Anderson invested in Instagram when it was private.

The return on his investment when Facebook bought Instagram would be 48,000%.

That means $10,000 could have grown into $4,810,000.

Now, I think most people could be set for life with a $4.8 million nest egg.

But there’s yet another reason to diversify into private equity investments:

The liquidity challenge.

Private equity investors commit their funds to an investment, typically for three to five years. It’s possible it could be longer. Some may be turned off by that, but …

As I said earlier …

I like to think of this as buying a three- or five-year high-interest annuity or certificate of deposit …

Which is why I’d suggest investing smaller amounts and diversifying into a minimum of 10 startups …

Because there are different holding times on different investments.

So it’s helpful to stagger one’s returns.

Now, it’s not necessary to be in all 10 from the get-go.

Instead, what the Black Card experts recommend is to:

• Establish a personal “venture fund” in your portfolio.
• Use the money in that personal venture fund to buy 10 startups as opportunities present themselves.
• Commit no more than 10% of that personal venture fund to any one investment. 

And as these companies hit their targets—or rocket even higher—we seize the opportunity to add capital.

This is similar to how stock investors buy more of a soaring stock.

Identifying these high-potential opportunities takes expertise, creativity, and deep industry knowledge.

That’s why we’ve built the Black Card group—a team of exceptional minds dedicated to discovering and evaluating these game-changing plays.

Let me introduce you to the visionary geniuses driving this effort:

The Top-Tier Private Equity Experts Behind the Black Card

First, let’s meet the legendary leader:

George Gilder
Our Private Equity Commander in Chief

When it comes to picking technology companies …

I agree with what TheStreet proclaimed:

When no one had heard of these companies, Gilder recommended Qualcomm (QCOM) before it rose 837% …

JDS Uniphase (JDSU) before it surged 800% …

and Lucent (LU) before it rocketed 427% .

George has a solid 40-year history of success in picking outrageously successful companies …

Before many others even knew they existed …

Such as when he predicted the iPhone and Netflix before they were even invented.

Business Wire says Gilder has …

And it’s not just TheStreet and Business Wire singing his praises.

The Wall Street Journal, Fox News, The Economist, Harvard Business Review, Forbes, People, Wired, Playboy, the American Spectator…

They’ve all featured George. He’s the genuine article, and people know it.

And his strategic friendships and partnerships have helped propel him to become one of America’s top go-to technical authorities:

• • Steve Forbes interviewed George Gilder multiple times, relying on his tech insights.

• • George introduced President Reagan to the microchip as he dropped one in his hand …
    
    Explaining how it was going to shape the future.

• As a younger man, one of Apple’s founding geniuses, Steve Jobs, read a book George wrote in 1994: Life After Television …
  
  And he immediately bought copies for his friends.

When George Gilder predicted the iPhone before it was invented, he claimed:

“It would be as portable as your watch and as personal as your wallet. It would translate speech and navigate streets. It would collect your news and your mail.”

As George told Bill Gates at the time, “It just might not do Windows.” (gotta love his humor!)

Gates was a good sport. He said George Gilder is “very stimulating even when I disagree with him, and most of the time I agree with him.”

George also predicted the fall of network TV years before Netflix disrupted NBC, ABC, and CBS.

Recently his book Life After Google was not only a bestseller … but also a Financial Times book of the month.

Plus, George co-founded a venture fund with his friend Peter Thiel (who also helped launch PayPal) …  and helped Mark Zuckerberg launch Facebook.

One of the fund’s proudest achievements was helping to get the cryptocurrency Ethereum off the ground …

And in April 2017, this fund helped raise $36 million in seed money for Luminar (LAZR) …

Which skyrocketed from a pre-IPO valuation of $340 million in March 2019 …

Topping out at a $12.56 billion valuation … a whopping 3,594% rise.

For 40 years, George Gilder has researched and recommended some of the most exciting investments available.

Joining George on our dream team is …

John Schroeter
The Guy Who Not Only Sees the Future … He Also BUILDS IT

John’s what I call a guy with vision. Big vision.

The kind of guy who doesn’t just see where the world’s going—he gets there first.

Defense, AI, healthcare? He’s all over it.

Counterfeit drugs? John helped fix that with RFID.

His patented work in eliminating counterfeit drugs from the supply chain.

In fact, John holds more technology patents than many companies.

I counted 20 patents he’s had since 2017 …

And that’s just a fraction of his total.

AI. 5G. Advanced computing.

You name it, he’s done it.

So John’s no rookie.

In fact, John won the prestigious Frost & Sullivan’s Technology Innovation of the Year Award.

Frost & Sullivan’s Technology Innovation of the Year Award recognizes organizations that have developed innovative technologies with significant market impact.

This award spotlights advancements in research and development, creativity, and the ability to meet the needs of the market.

That means he leads a team of some of the smartest people on the planet—technologists, futurists, entrepreneurs.

Together, they take the world’s biggest problems and turn them into massive opportunities. For investors. For the future. For everyone.

Publishing? Yeah, he’s got that covered, too.

Editor of After Shock, a book about the future—and not just any future, the future 50 years after Alvin Toffler’s Future Shock.

After Shock’s got many big names in emerging technologies involved—Ray Kurzweil, Martin Rees, Alan Kay, Po Bronson, George Gilder (of course), and more than 100 others.

Oh, and he co-wrote Moonshots with Naveen Jain and Sir Richard Branson. Not bad company to keep, eh?

John’s been in the trenches. Semiconductors. High-performance computing. Automotive tech. AI.

He’s worked with companies like Fairchild, Micron, and United Technologies.

In another of his many businesses, he’s the executive director of Abundant World Ventures …

Where he’s dedicated to transforming global grand challenges into massive opportunities …

John leads a community of the world’s foremost technologists, futurists, and entrepreneurs who collectively “imagineer” a better future by connecting the dots looking forward.

And he builds teams that can turn those dots into gold.

Investors looking to bet on the future? They know John’s the guy to trust.

John Schroeter’s got the vision, the skills, and the track record to spot innovations leading to serious money.

Steve Waite
One of America’s Top Financial Geniuses

With over 25 years of investing experience under his belt …

Steve Waite’s got experience to find great investments in tech.

Steve’s managed funds that have crushed it in tech, telecom, and biotech.

He’s been with the big boys—Morgan Stanley & Co., The Capital Group, Merrill Lynch, CSAM/BEA Associates, you name it.

Steve worked as an outside research analyst with the Harris & Harris Group, a publicly traded venture capital firm.

He’s helped CEOs take their companies to the next level, securing big-time investments and partnerships.

He even co-founded ThelnfoPro, Inc., an independent technology research firm, serving as the company’s chief knowledge officerand on the board of directors.

But here’s the thing: Steve’s not just about the money. He’s got his finger on the pulse of the future.

He’s an adjunct scholar at the Hudson Institute, focusing on quantum technology.

He’s advising the Quantum Alliance Initiative and the Quantum Industry Coalition.

He’s a longtime advisor to the NanoBusiness Commercialization Association and the Future in Review (FiRe) technology conference.

He was even a co-founder and executive director of the Graphene Stakeholders Association.

He knows what’s coming down the graphene pipeline … and he’s positioning himself—and Black Card holders—to be right there when it hits.

And if that’s not enough, the guy’s written entire books on investing in science, graphene technology, and the future of the economy.

He’s involved in multiple futuristic technologies:

Quantum investing, venture investing in science, graphene technology, and “boomernomics”—he’s got it all covered.

And he’s got the connections and the expertise to make things happen …

Just like the fourth and newest member of this all-star team …

Dr. Robert Castellano
From Oxford to Industry Leadership in New and Advanced Technologies

After 39 years in the trenches of high-tech science and investing …

Here’s a guy you should know about.

He’s the president and founder of The Information Network.

Smart guy—got his Ph.D. in solid-state chemistry from Oxford University.

And not just that—he worked under Dr. John Goodenough …

The guy who invented the lithium-ion battery …

The guy who won a Nobel Prize in chemistry back in 2019.

Castellano studied with him. That’s top-tier, no question.

But Castellano’s not just an academic.

The man’s got practical experience.

Like wafer fabrication:

The process of creating the intricate components of semiconductor devices on thin slices of silicon called wafers.

It’s a critical step in manufacturing the electronic brains behind everything from smartphones to computers to cars.

He also put in a decade at AT&T Bell Labs and Stanford University.

So he knows his way around the industry.

Back in 1985, he started The Information Network.

Built it from the ground up.

The Information Network has a 40-year track record as a trusted authority in delivering visionary market research for the global microelectronics industry … and empowering investors with actionable insights they can rely on.

And he’s also the editor of the Journal of Active and Passive Electronic Devices—a peer-reviewed journal.

He’s been editor in chief of academic journals, a published author, and a CEO in the solar industry.

Bottom line: Dr. Castellano is the kind of guy to listen to.

He’s a great addition to our Black Card dream team.

Four unique experts in technology investing.

They’re the ones responsible for researching and recommending some of the most exciting opportunities available …

Technologies that are converging to create a new era for mankind.

So let me share their biggest secret …

HOW the Black Card Group Evaluates High-Potential Private Stocks

No one else in the world has their exclusive 12-step risk screening formula for vetting private companies.

Now, the goal of vetting is to find one thing:

A company’s valuation.

Valuation is the key for our private equity experts … because if a company does not have a strong valuation …

Or a powerful potential for valuation growth …

There’s no reason to buy into it.

Here’s what I call the group’s 12 Steps for Black Card Success.

By assessing each of these factors, we can more accurately determine the company’s actual valuation.

• Founders
  Look at how talented and experienced the leaders of the company are.
• Stage
  Determine the company’s stage of development: conceptual, beta testing, final testing, etc.
• Technology
  Check how creative or advanced the company’s technology is and if others can easily copy it.
• Manufacturability
  Figure out if the company can grow bigger and produce its product without spending too much money.
• Sales/Marketing
  Look at how big the company’s market could be and if it can make steady money over time.
• Funding
  Look at how the company handles its money, how much it spends, and if it has a good plan for raising funds.
• Competition
  See how tough the competition is and if the company can stand out from others in the same field.
• Political/Regulatory
  Consider risks or opportunities related to government policies, regulations, or political factors.
• Litigation
  Factor in legal risks, such as lawsuits or intellectual property disputes.
• International
  Assess global market opportunities and risks from international expansion.
• Reputation Risk
  Include risks tied to public perception, trust, or controversies.
• Exit
  Check if the company has a clear plan to make money for investors, like selling itself or going public.

Here’s a look at an actual card from a recommendation the Black Card group made:

This company rated a score of 8…

One of the highest ratings they’ve ever given.

So it was an urgent buy.

Those are the steps.

The steps are the center of check-off lists, research projects, calculations…

All the criteria used by the Black Card team to value a startup.

And by the way, this particular company, the one on the scorecard above…

Was one of the Black Card group’s most highly recommended investments to date …

And here’s the best part:  Investors could get in for just $250!

No million-dollar requirement, no accredited investor status needed.

That’s because of a new way to get into startups that virtually any investor can afford.

More on this in a minute …

Now before the team goes through the 12 Steps for Black Card Success process …

There’s a tough-as-nails initial screening before the Black Card experts will even look at a company:

If a Company Isn’t Trying to Change the World … It’s Dead to Us

Look, the Black Card experts are only willing to recommend investing in companies capable of massive technology disruptions …

Their ultimate goal is to only invest in companies with technology so revolutionary…

That it’s capable of changing the world.

Now, the Black Card experts do not have a crystal ball.

Yet even before they allow a company to be evaluated by their 12 Steps for Black Card Success …

There’s a brutal prescreening process.

Think of this prescreening like forging steel in a blazing furnace—anything that can’t handle the heat gets melted down.

And anything that survives makes it to the 12 Steps for Black Card Success test.

It’s all documented in the detailed intelligence briefing specially prepared by George Gilder himself:

“Wealth Building on the Edge of Tomorrow: How We Find Private Stocks With Infinite Potential”

I want to share the trials, tribulations, and heartaches a company must undergo before the Black Card group will take them seriously enough to even look at them.

And George’s proprietary prescreening process, featured in Wealth Building on the Edge of Tomorrow: How We Find Private Stocks With Infinite Potential, does a thorough job.

Plus, this intelligence briefing is written in plain English … no technobabble.

You can take this guide and discover for yourself why I’m so confident in George and his team’s ability to identify the new era of converging tech and the best ways to invest in it.

Now, how much am I asking for Wealth Building on the Edge of Tomorrow: How We Find Private Stocks With Infinite Potential?

The answer may surprise you:

Almost every book George Gilder has written is on Amazon …

And like almost every bestseller, most go for under $50.

Yet this much actionable intelligence goes for $99.95.

But you can get this private intelligence briefing as my gift to you …

And … in it, you will find a detailed description of how the Black Card group initially screens investments.

And some of these investments, as I just showed, let investors stick their toes in the water for as little as $250!

And all I ask in return for this private intelligence report is for you to …

Accept a 30-Day Preview to Our
Top Technology Advisory:
Gilder’s Private Reserve

The official name of our exclusive Black Card private investing club is Gilder’s Private Reserve.

This is where you’ll find the cutting-edge research of our all-star Black Card team of experts.

And I’d like to offer you a 30-day preview of Gilder’s Private Reserve right now.

By “preview,” I mean you get all the rights of a Gilder’s Private Reserve regular membership for 30 days—satisfaction guaranteed.

I want you to dive into the world of private investments without any pressure …

And to make sure it’s everything I’ve promised it is.

Basically, I’m on a mission to show smart investors how profitable private equity investing can be.

I view helping individual investors get a share of the lucrative private equity market as a personal triumph.

And those who join Gilder’s Private Reserve today will get all of the following Black Card membership benefits:

Benefit #1: Wealth Building on the Edge of Tomorrow: How We Find Private Stocks With Infinite Potential

This is the secret Black Card group’s vetting system for finding and evaluating the top private companies today.

You’ll discover the detailed criteria every new company must meet …

Or they’ll never see the light of day for Gilder’s Private Reserve members.

Benefit #2: Membership in Gilder’s Private Reserve—an elite group of regular investors with access to private equity investments:

Imagine having your own Black Card and belonging to a small group of privileged investors …

And opening an email from George Gilder, knowing a high-powered private equity opportunity is inside …

And discovering how George and his team of analysts break down the latest stunning tech innovations …

Revelations you just don’t see highlighted in consumer-level investing media …

Including in-depth research that is like a master class in finding private companies.

Benefit #3: Precise, Urgent Recommendations for Breaking Private Opportunities

You get precise breakout recommendations thoroughly researched for weeks … often months, all prescreened …

And since these deals have sometimes been lucrative, as you’ve seen above …

All you really need to get is about four per year. And we promise that as a bare minimum.

Some of these explosive opportunities will be available for almost anybody to invest in.

Some may be for accredited investors only.

And each has the full recommendation of Gilder and the entire team, as well as the extensive research and data to back it up.

Benefit #4: Quarterly Boardroom Meetings (Remote):

Join George and me live in a private conference call every quarter.

You and fellow Black Card holders will participate in a special presentation and market update …

You’ll also get the chance to ask George your burning questions about the future of technology and the companies that could get us there.

(Note that this is not personal investing advice: George is not a licensed advisor trying to sell securities.)

Benefit #5: Your private investment concierge:

Grant Linhares is ready to see to your investing needs.

Call him Monday through Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. (ET), and he’ll answer your questions. His number is 866-223-4966.

Give him a buzz now, and ask him about Gilder’s Private Reserve.

Benefit #6: VIP access to our private website:

Not only will you find all the Black Card Expert group’s hottest recent recommendations …

You’ll also get up-to-the-minute buying instructions …

Along with access to a comprehensive library of all the team’s current and past research reports.

To me, accessing Gilder’s Private Reserve website is like getting an MBA in finance; it’s so chock-full of investment ideas, strategies, and techniques.

So go ahead and read all the background reports and materials online … or download any of them, print them out, and read them at your convenience.

Bottom Line: Gilder’s Private Reserve is here to empower our members as they:

• Discover the next groundbreaking tech opportunity before it hits the public market …
• Get the elite research and insights they need to make informed decisions about high-powered private equity investments …
• Stay updated with Gilder’s Private Reserve’sexciting “venture capital style” portfolio of private tech companies …

Now, let me ask …

What’s All This Worth?

Without the Black Card …

And the Gilder’s Private Reserve team …

Not only is getting in-depth analysis on private companies a painstaking, frustrating, often difficult process …

But the actual cost of the research can also be sky-high.

Here are some alternatives popular with many private investors:

• Bloomberg Terminal: Practically everything an investor could dream of, but at a nightmare price of $27,660 a year.
  
  By the way … Bloomberg is itself a privately held company, not listed on the major exchanges.
• Pitchbook, a powerful private company database with a powerful price: $12,000/year for one seat.
• AlphaSense, a big competitor of Pitchbook, can cost as low as $14,750 per year.

And get this … you’d have to contact each of the above vendors for their current price.

Don’t expect it to be lower.

There are lower-priced tools out there … but I’m not holding my breath for one to deliver the kind of detailed research a private equity investor needs and wants.

Many of them lack the features needed, and I’m afraid they may end up costing more money than most investors hope to make.

And here’s another problem: The analytic tools I mentioned above only get investors part of the way anyway.

They’re great at finding most obscure data …

But they don’t necessarily put all the data together in concrete, actionable recommendations.

Plus, there’s often a steep learning curve for each platform.

Even then, all that these platforms basically present you with is data.

You still have to interpret all that data to understand its meaning …

Which is something people go to college and get MBAs to do …

And afterward need decades of experience to get it right.

But I’ll stack our Black Card experts against anyone else to pick the best private equity investments.

I say this because George’s team and the Black Card experts do all the heavy lifting. 

Especially the research, which often means talking to company executives multiple times …  getting boots on the ground at the company … and doing specific market analysis by personally studying competitive companies.

And best of all, they understand the technology and what it can do …

Which I’ve yet to see a research computer do.

George and his analysts pore over mounds upon mounds of data …

Factoring those numbers and statistics into their own valuations, using the Black Card vetting system, so they know if a company is worth the investment.

In contrast, online research platforms give you a lot of raw data and leave it to you to make your own best valuation guess.

That’s why the dedicated team at Gilder’s Private Reserve gives members a turnkey, done-for-you, white-glove private investment advisory.

And just one investment, depending on how much is invested …

Could be huge.

As I’ve shared, just one outstanding private equity investment could set up an investor for life.

Now, the normal price for Gilder’s Private Reserve is just under $5,000 annually … a fraction of the annual subscription fees for the above “tools.”

But you won’t pay anywhere near that.

And for good reason:

I’m so excited about the new technology convergence … and its potential to change the entire world forever …

I’ll practically give away new memberships for about half the cost:

Just $2,495.

Is that too much money?

Then your choice is simple:

Do Not Join

The truth is, I don’t believe there is anything like the Black Card club—a fairly simple way to get started in private equity investing—for regular investors.

And I estimate there are thousands of investors who would give much more than $2,495 just to get their hands on the Black Card’s recommendations.

So I’m contacting as many tech-oriented investors as possible with this invitation to join us.

But it’s your decision to make.

So, for those who are intrigued by Gilder’s Private Reserve and want to take advantage of this offer …

You have the chance to get it at a significant discount.

My advice: Accept a 30-day trial subscription to Gilder’s Private Reserve investing advisory, where you’ll find George’s Black Card private equity recommendations.

By accepting a trial membership, you’ll get 30 days to test-drive his proprietary Gilder’s Private Reserve.

And my …

NO-QUESTIONS-ASKED, 100%-Money-Back Guarantee!

Willing investors get a full 30 days to check out the exclusive Black Card and view George’s current and previous Gilder’s Private Reserve recommendations …

Along with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

At the end of those first 30 days, if you’re not delighted by the service, just let us know.

We’ll refund 100% of the membership fee, no questions asked.

However, do not delay.

This 50% discount likely won’t be around forever. In fact, it could disappear at any time.

After that, anyone joining the membership today may have to pay full price for a year of service, at just under $5,000.

So decide now: Join Gilder’s Private Reserve by clicking the button below now.

I look forward to welcoming you as a new member.

Sincerely,

Roger Michalski
Publisher, Gilder’s Private Reserve