Monday 2 September 2013

Sacred Book is Being Deliberately Destroyed - Issue #543

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The Mystery of the $2,500 Book...
By LOUIS BASENESE, Chief Investment Strategist

Dear Wall Street Daily Nation,

The appraised value of John Steinbeck's 1939 classic, The Grapes of Wrath (first edition), is $1,579.

His 1937 classic, Of Mice and Men (first edition), is valued at $2,125.

These are two of the greatest literary feats in history, authored by a man who received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1962.

I'm investigating the ultimate mystery...

How can an out-of-print investment book be worth more than both of Steinbeck's classics?

The book has been out of print since 1991.

It sold for $9.95 on the day it was originally released.

Today, if you can even find a copy, the appraised value is an astonishing $2,500.

Some believe that Wall Street has been destroying copies of the book for years.

Other say the author himself is destroying the books.

Well, I have a copy, and I'm sharing its secret with you today.

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Ahead of the tape,


Louis Basenese

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