 | | Amanda Heckman
Editorial Director | Do you want to be rich? Do you have what it takes to get there? It's easier than you think. When esteemed Manward contributor Alpesh Patel wrote his very first book, The Mind of a Trader, he aimed to crack the code... [The #1 Stock Under $5. See It Here.] How did some of the most successful traders do it? How did they get rich? What were their secrets? After interviewing investing greats such as Bill Lipschutz and Jon Najarian, he got the answer... and it's not about how smart you are or who you know... These titans of investing all shared the same crucial mindset... They loved the process of getting rich... not the final result of having more money. What Alpesh found - and various research studies have backed up - is that it's all about attitude. You don't have to have an off-the-charts IQ... or even be very clever. What matters most is your personality: how motivated you are, how conscientious you are and how diligent you are. It turns out these qualities are far more predictive of financial success than IQ. | SPONSORED | | The Forever Battery: Making Gas Guzzlers Obsolete Only 2% of cars sold in the U.S. today are electric vehicles… but that's about to change - FAST. A new battery breakthrough is ready to hit the market. It could revolutionize the $2 trillion automotive industry... and could soon make gas guzzlers obsolete. This technology is predicted to cause a 1,500% surge in electric vehicle sales over the next four years. The company pioneering this new battery could be the investment of a lifetime. Click here for details. | | | Anyone Can Do It This sentiment goes hand in hand with what Andy said on Wednesday... that having a precise investing strategy will lead you to greater success. All you need to do is develop a plan... and follow it diligently. If they put Andy's and Alpesh's ideas together, anyone - yes, anyone - can achieve wealth... financial security... and the freedom to live life as they choose. This idea is at the core of what Alpesh does. When he became rich, he made it his mission to teach as many people as he could what he'd learned... and how to achieve their own successes. It's why he launched his Campaign for a Million to teach a million folks how to invest... why he shares his stock insights every week in his Stock of the Week videos... and why he just gave his third TEDx Talk. We'll be sure to share it with you once it's available... but in the meantime, you can see his TEDx Talk from late last year right here... Alpesh's dedication to helping others is just one of the reasons we're so proud to have him on the Manward team. Of course, we also like his award-winning approach to picking stocks. His precise and methodical GVI system gives investors the chance to build wealth with a proven strategy. As a Manward Financial Digest subscriber, you get a taste of that system each week... But if you aren't a subscriber to his premium trading service... you're missing out on the chance to make big profits... like 109% in two months... and 123% in just three weeks. You don't have to be a genius to get rich... especially when you have someone like Alpesh in your corner. Click here to see his award-winning research in action. This week's Stock of the Week is a leading food producer with huge growth in its future. Profits are forecast to grow an outstanding 537%... and the stock is incredibly cheap. Plus, the company pays an inflation-busting dividend yield of 9%. Click here or on the image below for all the details. Most folks assume that the bottom is falling out of the housing market. These two charts prove that's not the case - at all. Clearly, prices have more room to fall... Keep reading. "Money grows on the tree of persistence." - Japanese proverb Want more content like this? | | | | | Amanda Heckman | Editorial Director Amanda Heckman is the editorial director of Manward Press. With unrivaled meticulousness, she has spent the past dozen or so years sharpening Andy's already razorlike wit... and has worked with numerous bestselling authors and award-winning financial gurus along the way. | | | | 
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