There are two vital investments a man can make that will determine the success of his life: His future and his woman. Failure at either one is equally costly.

Especially in autumn.

I’m upping my investment in both you and me for Pamper-Her-Friday.

Ever wondered what happened to the founder of Black Entertainment Television, Bob Johnson, after he sold BET to Viacom, not to mention his Charlotte Bobcats to Michael Jordan—both at handsome profits?

Apparently RLJ Entertainment is his next billion-dollar idea. RLJE is a premium digital subscription TV service that distributes and licenses entertainment content. Its branded channels include Acorn TV (British TV), Acacia, and Urban Movie Channel (UMC).

The sweet spot in this venture—and what I consider a stroke of genius on Johnson’s part—is his ownership of 64% of Agatha Christie Limited, which manages the literary and media rights to the famous and beloved English crime novelist. Christie’s work is timeless and still enjoys global acclaim.

This transaction by Mr. Johnson reminds me of Michael Jackson’s genius when he purchased the Beatles’ music library. Both investments have only increased in value over time—and will continue to do so.

Autumn is a great time for new investments, as the season changes and augurs new ideas, fireplace-on-the-weekend settings, cappuccinos at poetry readings, hand-holding with that special someone…

…and a little pre-holiday gift-giving that sets a beautiful fall tone: In this case, a sizeable tranche of RLJE stocks to add to your equity assets. At under $5 per, they’re a steal considering the company’s only five years old. Johnson’s just getting started.

And so are we.

It’s a three-day Pamper-Her-Friday weekend and I want you with me every minute of it. Our flight leaves in two hours, angel. Lake Autumn awaits us.

You ready?

Tenderly,

Rg2

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Pamper the woman . . . make her autumn unforgettable. -Rg2

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