Dear Reader,
On Wednesday, October 30, at 8 p.m. ET, I’m participating in a special event called: Countdown to Chaos.
And if you are concerned about the outcome of this election and what it means for your retirement, this is an event you do not want to miss.
Just click here to register instantly with a single click
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In short, I believe as early as November 7th — two days after the election — the market could devolve into what I call a Chaos Period.
When this has happened before, the chaos lasted anywhere from a year to more than five years.
Now I believe it’s about to happen again, which is why I’m coming forward to reveal:
- The telltale market indicator that’s flashing “red” and what it means for your portfolio.
- Why “buy and hold” is the absolute worst strategy for this period of time — especially if you’re at or near retirement.
- A post-election blueprint for how to protect yourself and potentially profit throughout the coming chaos.
- The name of the stock I believe will be crucial to anyone looking not only to survive this chaos but to thrive in it.
Please keep in mind...
As things began to come unglued 2020, I warned my readers ahead that the trouble was just beginning and gave them the chance to beat the market.
In 2022, during the worst market since 2008, my readers had the chance at 44% gains on the year (the S&P lost 19%).
And in July of this year, as the market suffered its worst correction in two years, my readers had the chance to more than double their money.
And now, the chaos I see coming could be every bit as bad as these previous periods, if not worse.
You’ll want to be prepared beforehand.
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Regards,
Larry Benedict
Editor, The Opportunistic Trader
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