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Charles Newcastle


C. NewcastleCharles Newcastle is a lifelong entrepreneur and avid explorer. He is often referred to as a renaissance “money man” because of his ability to bring people, capital and deals together. He has asked that we protect his anonymity so that he may have the freedom to continue discovering contrarian and off wall-street profit opportunities uninterrupted.

Charles began his career as a Commodity and Currency Futures trader back in the 1980's.

Since then, Charles has launched some 41 successful businesses during the last 3 decades (and advised on many more). His clients have included 3M, Pillsbury, Toro, and the US Government.

He has been featured in Wired Magazine, Bloomberg Personal, and Business 2.0 (among many others) for his ability to spot and capitalize upon emerging business trends. He has no mortgage, is debt free. And didn't lose one thin dime in the market in 2008.

Charles continues to travel the world in search of unique opportunities and ventures and is the Founding Editor of The Liberty Street Letter. He also serves as an expert panelist on The Liberty Street League .


Read Charles Newcastle's previous newsletter articles below:


The Most Powerful Asset Protection Tool in the World

By Charles Newcastle | Fri, Aug 7, 2009

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By Charles Newcastle The wealthiest families in the world utilize a powerful legal tool to protect their assets. More important, it can be used by people who are in the process of building wealth. People like you. The tool is called transference. In particular, “risk transference.” Risk transference: 1. Identifies the risk of incurring a loss. 2. Measures the [...]

A Common Sense Approach to Investing

By Charles Newcastle | Tue, Jan 27, 2009

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A wise teacher once told me, “Common horse sense is not so common.” And investors seem to overlook common sense now and again. Let’s say we stop the presses right now. We disconnect the Internet and Satellite TV, and push all of the papers and magazines on our desks into a cardboard box.

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