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Over the past three years, Bryan Perry has brought his expertise on high-yielding investments to his Cash Machine subscribers.

Before launching the Cash Machine advisory service, Bryan spent more than 20 years working as a financial adviser for major Wall Street firms, including Bear Stearns, Pain Webber and Lehman Brothers. And in 1999, Bryan started his own investment management company, Alexander Perry Corporation.

Bryan PerryIn addition, Bryan has co-hosted weekly financial news shows on the Bloomberg affiliate radio network from 1997 to 1999. He also is frequently quoted by Forbes, Business Week and CBS MarketWatch. And he often participates as a guest speaker on numerous investment forums and regional money shows around the nation.

With more than two decadess of experience inside Wall Street, Bryan has proven to be an asset to subscribers looking to receive a juicy check in the mail each month, quarter or year.

Bryan's experiences have given him a unique approach to high-yield investing -- he combines his insights into dividend-paying investments with in-depth fundamental research. And he has developed a reputation for taking complex investment strategies and breaking them down to easy-to-understand advice for investors.

About Cash Machine

Bryan Perry's Cash Machine is all about combing the hundreds of income-generating ideas that are available to invest in, and crafting a portfolio that will pay a reliable stream of income even during the worst of times such as the present. Market volatility will wreak havoc with day-to-day valuations, but if the business or underlying assets that generate the income are fundamentally sound then we know with confidence that the cash flow from our model portfolio won't be radically interrupted during uncertain times.

To achieve this goal, Bryan takes a two-tiered approach toward high-income markets. He believes this approach will serve a much wider audience of risk-adverse income investors, especially in these uncertain times, while still providing the ultra-high-yield strategies that the Cash Machine is rooted in.

The two-tiered approach involves publishing two lists of income securities. The High-Yield Aggressive Portfolio will focus on high-yield, higher-risk investments paying 10% to 25%. The High-Yield Conservative Portfolio will focus on high-yield, lower-risk investments paying out dividend yields of 5% to 10%. Each portfolio is targeted to have no more than 20 to 25 picks.

Along with the two portfolios, Bryan provides a variety of tools in his Cash Machine service that allows him to provide you with all the information that you need to build your portfolio with high-yield investments. Here's a brief look at some of the tools available to Cash Machine subscribers.

Monthly Issues: Bryan's monthly issues provide his insights and in-depth discussions on what's happening in the market and economy, how this affects his high-yield investment strategy and any new recommendations that he may have. These monthly issues give him the opportunity to dive deeper into topics on investors minds and give his opinion on these events.

Weekly Updates: In any environment, it's very important to stay on top of what's happening in the stock market and how that's affecting your portfolio and investment strategy. That's why Bryan feels it is vital to be in contact with you every week. His weekly updates will be posted every Friday, and they will contain his latest advice, income-generating investment recommendations as well as his outlook on what's happening in the economy and market.

Alerts: Now, markets can move quickly and significant changes can happened at a moment's notice. So Bryan feels it is necessary to have a way to contact you between monthly issues and weekly updates, and that's where Alerts come into play. Any time there is information that you need or advice that Bryan thinks you should act on, he'll send an Alert.

In addition to the portfolios and these three vital tools, Bryan wants to ensure that his Cash Machine subscribers always have the information that they need to make informed decisions. And that's why he also offers the following features: Special Reports, an Earnings/Event Calendar, a Question & Answer, Top Buys, Compare & Contrast Table and Online Conferences.

Overall, Bryan strives to keep in close contact with you and help you navigate the investment landscape with the best high-yielding investments for you portfolio. To learn more about how Bryan can help you generate a steady income in the current environment, join Cash Machine today!


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