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The United States sold more arms than the next seven exporters combined. Russia's share has collapsed from 21% to 6.8% in five years.
Sunday · October 18, 2026
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My accountant is going to kill me

Free book she told me to stop sending

She specifically told me to stop giving away my "Simple Options Trading For Beginners" book for free.

"Bill, you're leaving money on the table," she said. "That book sells for $29.97 on your website."

She's right. But here's what she doesn't understand...

Every trader I help avoid the mistakes I made is one less person who'll quit trading in frustration like I almost did decades ago.

So against her advice, I'm sending you this email.

Right now, you can grab a copy of the same book selling for $29.97 on our website... completely free.

It reveals the ONE options technique that took me 11 years to discover (and saves you from wasting time on the other 47 strategies that don't work).

Inside, you'll find out:

  • Why "more strategies" actually means "more losses"

  • The 10-minute nightly routine that replaced my 8-hour trading days

  • The specific market setup I look for (it's almost embarrassingly simple)

P.S. You can buy this book right now for $29.97, or you can grab your free copy here.

What's Surprising

Two of the top four have no oil. Monaco and Liechtenstein are tiny, rich and wedged between bigger neighbours. About seven in ten of their residents were born somewhere else.

Liechtenstein’s own census puts its figure at 42%. It counts where a family lived when a child was born. That matters in a country with no maternity ward. Liechtenstein closed its only one in 2014. Its babies are born in Switzerland or Austria.

Malta is the fastest climber. In 1990, 4.1% of its people were born abroad. Today it is 37.0%, 13th among UN members. Its foreign-born population has grown 13-fold in 34 years.

What's Not Surprising

Four Gulf states make the top ten. Their economies run on foreign labour. In Qatar, only about one resident in eight is a citizen. Jordan, at #10, is a special case. The UN count includes registered Palestine refugees, many of them born in Jordan.

The United States has 52.4 million foreign-born residents, more than any other country. That is 17% of all the world’s migrants. As a share of Americans, it is 15.2%. Germany: 19.8%. Australia: 30.4%.

Asia’s giants barely register. China: 0.1%. India: 0.3%. Japan: 2.8%.

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