Title: Great content, average presentation.
Product review: I've read this book several times. I'd rate the content a 10 and the presentation a 4. Wade is a salesman, first and foremost, which turns many investors off. Wade's approach to investing stresses selling, unlike more the more common investment strategies. The techniques work; I have personally made 20-500% monthly returns using mostly the more conservative strategies (rolling stocks and covered calls). The seminars are overpriced, but still valuable to nonexperienced investors. I found Wade's entity structuring instructions invaluable, well worth the cost of this book alone. The wide divergence of reviews indicate those who have actually used the techniques vs those who are afraid to try and are happy with 10-20% annual returns.
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