<p>A CASINO INVESTMENT PRIMERLegendary casino figure Gary Green shows how small to mid-size investors can be empowered to enter a sector ordinarily off-limits to all but the deepest pockets and the most industry-savvy experts.Introducing investment strategies for both commercial and Native American casinos, the book explores:OVERACHIEVEMENT. Many casino investments have included direct or syndicated loans at LIBOR+ with an additional 25% - 3.5% of slot machine revenue plus 30% of net revenue for the entire project. Hence, a 60-month financing deal has yielded an insane-sounding verifiable 400% ROI.RISK MITIGATION. A successful strategy includes an investment model that mitigates risks through an entire Portfolio of independent high-investor-value companies and verticals within the sector.REMOVING BARRIERS. The greatest challenge to entering the sectors Is finding a viable investment pathway that removes the complex barriers-to-entry normally associated with the industry.EXIT STRATEGY. It is essential to structure low entry points with the option of either short-term or long-range exit strategies.</p>

Overachieving Returns in Casino Gaming Investment: A How-To Guide for Small to Mid-size Investors

Business & Money

Green, Gary

Investing

Penny Arcades Press

<p>These are the true life & often over-the-top adventures of poet-singer-songwriter Gary Green, whose legendary albums are part of the Smithsonian Institution's Folkways collection and whose musical legacy has been cited in the Congressional Record of the United States.Green, best known as "the outlaw folksinger" is an inductee into the California Music Hall of Fame and Museum. His music served as a rallying cry for social change, inspiring a generation of socially-conscious writers to utilize music as a tool for organizing and activism.The late Pete Seeger aptly captured Green's significance when he said, "Hell, there should be a Ballad of Gary Green". Gary's "outlaw" persona was initially forged through his incisive and often provocative lyrics, which he fearlessly showcased at appearances for civil rights, labor, anti-war, LGBTQ+ rights, and other progressive causes.Performing at rallies for The American Indian Movement, Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Black Panther Party, and dozens of labor unions, his southern hillbilly roots music stood out among the usual fare. Paradoxically, his personal friendships with Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, and other country music "outlaws" was contrary to his radical hippie image.From producing the most infamous Bob Dylan album, to creating the impetus for a Paul Newman movie, to his early mentoring of young musicians like Tupac Shakur; Gary Green's influence and reach is irrefutable.But for Gary, "outlaw" was not merely a musical genre; it was a way of life wrapped in "songs powerful enough to get you killed" - quite literally! Targeted by the remnants of the COINTELPRO policy of spying on and disrupting the lives of U.S. citizens, he was driven "underground" for a decade where he continued to taunt authority and was defended (and eventually cleared) by renowned super-attorney William Kunstler with a cadre of celebrity supporters.</p>

The Legend Dies On: Gary Green and his "Outlaw Folk Music"

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Arts & Literature

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