He Lived in a Car. Now He’s a Millionaire.

Dear Reader, We could all use some good news right now. And this is one of the most uplifting stories I've ever seen. It's about a guy named Enrique, who spent most of his childhood living in run-down motels in the roughest part of Phoenix. His family even had to sleep in had in an old Ford LTD station wagon for a while. He "hated being poor." And he was smart – and hard-working. He made it to the office of Sen. John McCain… then Wharton business school… and a series of prestigious hedge funds. (The first one he headed himself grew by more than 130,000% in four years.) It's an absolutely amazing story. He ended up writing his mom a half-million dollar check… running in many of the world's most famous marathons… and owning a famous rock-and-metal magazine. (You won't even believe what he looks like.) Now, he's walked away from his Manhattan apartment… and even a seven-figure job offer on Wall Street… and moved home to Arizona. He wants to share his radical investing approach exclusively with folks like his parents… childhood friends… and readers like you. He focuses on just 10 stocks out of thousands… and never targets anything less than 500%-1,000% potential. His wealthy clients typically needed at least $1 million (plus tens of thousands in annual fees) to invest alongside him. But the arrangement he's set up – for this week only – to help ordinary folks will amaze you. P.S. One more thing… Enrique has made money through every major crisis of the last 20 years. In fact, his approach – based on market extremes – works best in moments exactly like this. He thinks right now is the biggest market opportunity in 25 years… and expects to uncover the biggest gains of his career.