It starts off reasonably, telling you to save money and invest in the stock market, staying mostly with index funds. Good advice, but nothing new. It then talks about making 5-25% a month with the "Cooper Covered Call Technique", like this guy really invented writing covered calls on low priced momentum stocks. Yes, you can make some good profits doing this, and you can also have your head handed to you on a plate. As an example, two of the wonderful stocks Cooper wrote covered calls on were Organogenesis and Iomega, both of which have lost most of their value. If you want to write covered calls for fairly consistent profits read a real options book. But you'll never make 60-300% a year for any prolonged period of time. That's a joke. He then talks about buying real estate, tax lien certificates and a variety of other techniques, which are either very difficult and risky, or just not good for anything, at least for most people. Again, this stuff is nothing new. If it was so lucrative and easy everyone would do it. I'm sure a few people can make money network marketing, but I doubt many can, especially a million a year like he says his ex-secretary did. I'm particularly irked by his statement that tax liens certificates can not lose you money, since you can easily lose your entire investment if you don't know what you're doing. It takes significant expertise to buy these properly. Much of the book is a come on for his website where he tries to sell you stuff that won't help you. Save your money. Don't buy this book, and if you're really interested in any of these topics do a lot of other reading on these subjects before you do anything. I almost gave it zero stars, but it did make me laugh, so I guess that's something.
