Wall Street Icon Makes HUGE 10-Year Prediction

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Matt McCall has appeared over 1,000 times as a featured financial expert on Fox News, Fox Business, CNBC and CNN.

But today, he's going public with something he's never mentioned live on TV.

"It's truly unlike anything I've ever done before," says McCall, a Wall Street icon who predicted the rise of Bitcoin in 2014.

McCall has made dozens of controversial calls in his 20-year career.

Like when he went on Fox Business on March 6, 2009 and declared the financial crisis was over.

The anchors and viewers couldn't believe his prediction.

But sure enough, the market bottomed that week. And stocks began to soar.

Including the stocks he recommended on-air that day, which went on to soar an average 1,379%.

"But the simple fact is, the trend I'm tracking right now is even bigger," says McCall.

It's such an important story for the finances of thousands of Americans, he's even giving away the name and ticker symbol of the #1 stock to buy now – completely free.

You can access his full prediction, including his newest stock recommendation, right here.

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