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    Safe, Debt-Free, and Rich!: High-Return, Low-Risk Investing Strategies That Can Make You Wealthy
    Safe, Debt-Free, and Rich!: High-Return, Low-Risk Investing Strategies That Can Make You Wealthy
    Safe, Debt-Free, and Rich!: High-Return, Low-Risk Investing Strategies That Can Make You Wealthy
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    Safe, Debt-Free, and Rich!: High-Return, Low-Risk Investing Strategies That Can Make You Wealthy

    Written by Andrew Packer

    Narrated by Wayne David Parker

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    About this audiobook

    Newsmax senior financial analyst and lifelong investor Andrew Packer outlines a step-by-step approach to high-return, yet low-risk investing strategies.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateDec 5, 2017
    ISBN9781666601398
    Safe, Debt-Free, and Rich!: High-Return, Low-Risk Investing Strategies That Can Make You Wealthy
    Author

    Andrew Packer

    Andrew Packer has been an avid investor since childhood. Starting with bullion and collectible coins, he expanded into stocks as a teenager. After earning a BA in economics, Andrew has honed his analytical skills while working at various companies, including real estate research and private equity. He has since added options, real estate, and bonds to his personal portfolio. His investment approach is based on value, growth at a reasonable price, special situations, and any other opportunities presented by the market. Andrew has written investment services on small-cap value investing, shorting, and contributed big-cap value investments to a monthly publication.

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