Social Media Trend Spotting Turns $20,000 into over $2 million

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Recently when at Blog World I got an advance copy of “Laughing at Wall Street” by Chris Camillo. He teaches how to take the risk out of being risky. Where was he when I was 18 and just starting out!?

A little bit about the author Chris Camillo…When the stock market was at it’s worst and our economy was failing us from 2007-2010 his private self-managed portfolio outperformed the big fancy dogs of Wall Street. How was this possible?

Trend spotting.  Using Facebook to learn from his personal network.  Not some MBA stock market guru. In his book he lays out step by step how we can achieve the same as he did from 32 to 35 turning $20,000 into over $2 million.

The best part is he really seems like a solid guy.  When I met him I could just tell he wrote the book to share his knowledge in order to give us the same security he is able to give his wife and children.  Plus anyone who knows the book industry is well aware that it’s close to impossible to hit an epic pay day from writing a book unless you’re Harry Potter or Twilight. Most authors write from a place of passion and a desire to share. To entertain us and/or inform.

He completely shifted my perspective. So much so that after months of a deactivated Facebook to escape from the noise, it all the sudden has a new meaning and I turned it back on.  It’s an observation center that will in end help me to create a secure financial future. Cheers to discovering a real return on using social media.

Espree Devora

*the Girl who Gets it Done* Espree created WeAreLATech which unites LA Tech founders, investors, engineers and creatives via incredible offline activities, the 1st LA Tech podcast "WeAreLATech" featuring LA Startups fueling this city to become a top destination for tech and innovation and a calendar of all the Los Angeles tech events (updated weekly) which can be found both via WeAreLATech mobile app. Additionally she produces and hosts the #womenintech Podcast and "Hello Customer" podcast. In addition to being a contributing journalist and panel moderator for TechZulu she has provided seminars in entrepreneurship and technology to many corporations and universities including CBS, SXSW, Disney and USC Executive MBA. On her blog, SaveBusinessTime.com, she enjoys curating and reviewing the best Productivity Tools for Startups

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