For the last few weeks, we’ve been showing you how early-stage investing can lead to extraordinary financial returns...

Early investors in Uber, for example, made 40,000% in just two years.

But we also explained that you can’t expect every investment to be like Uber…

To protect your downside and set…

Game on.

After 83 years of being forced to sit on the sidelines, every U.S. citizen is now legally allowed to invest in start-ups.

It doesn’t matter how much you earn…

And it doesn’t matter how much you’re worth…

Thanks to a new law that went live two days ago,…

You rely on Crowdability to bring you the best deals. Now, rely on us to share the most up-to-date news, trends and opinion. You won’t find this stuff in the mainstream press. Look for it every Friday morning.

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Last week, we showed you several “homerun” private market investments…

Investments that turned out to be highly profitable for early investors.

But like Matt explained yesterday, not every investment you make is going to work out so well. And that’s why it’s so important that you have a system in…

Last week, you saw what can happen when you invest in the right start-ups:

With Elio Motors, investors made 330% in 30 days …

With Zenefits, they turned $1,000 into $500,000…

And with Uber, a fortunate few made 60,000% on their money—turning every $1,000 they invested into $6 million.

But…

You rely on Crowdability to bring you the best deals. Now, rely on us to share the most up-to-date news, trends and opinion. You won’t find this stuff in the mainstream press. Look for it every Friday morning.

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Do you like a good “rags to riches” story?

I hope so, because today I’ve got 161 of them for you—and thanks to some recent trends in the world of start-up investing, your story could be next.

Let me explain:

When a start-up is just getting off the ground, it…

For the past 82 years, only wealthy investors have been legally allowed to invest in early-stage, private companies.

These investors are known as “accredited investors.”

According to current SEC regulations, in order to be considered accredited, you need to have a net worth…

An Angel Investor is an individual who invests in young, start-up companies.

They’re called “Angels” because, to a struggling entrepreneur in need of capital, that’s exactly what they seem to be.

In exchange for providing a start-up with investment capital, angels receive a…

Here’s how crowdfunding works in a nutshell:

Let’s say an independent filmmaker wants to shoot a new movie…

Or an aspiring inventor has an idea for a new product…

They both need capital to get their projects off the ground—but where can they…