| Dear Reader, Recessions aren’t kind to most portfolios. The reason is simple: Most portfolios aren’t prepared. That’s why they risk getting decimated. They’re in the wrong stocks and using the wrong strategies. Like all investors, you want your portfolio to be worth more as time passes... not less. Mauldin Economics income expert Robert Ross wants that too. He’s been warning his readers that one of the most reliable recession indicators was recently triggered. In fact, this indicator has flashed red before every recession over the past 50 years. That's why I think you should check out his blog on thriving during the coming recession. There's a lot of worry out there. That's why Robert is fielding all kinds of questions about when the recession is most likely to hit. How bad it's likely to be. How to protect yourself. And—most important—how best to position yourself for gains even as the rest of the market is falling off. Here’s a recent question Robert was asked: “You say a recession is coming. Do you see something like 2008 again? My plans for retirement can't afford a repeat.” To see Robert’s answer, just click here now. This is your chance to ask Robert your questions and get answers from him. Please note that Robert can’t provide personal investing advice… but he can definitely give you his honest thoughts and ideas on the best ways to weather the coming storm. Ask Robert your most critical recession investing questions here. Be sure to bookmark the page to stay updated—more investors will be asking questions about how to safely navigate the turmoil ahead. Your income enthusiast publisher, Ed D'Agostino
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