'The Final Market Warning' Everything seems to go right for this guy. Toward the end of 2008, he borrowed hundreds of thousands of dollars against his house and invested it all in the tanking stock market. And in 2010, he plowed his money into dirt-cheap real estate. Both of those moves made him a bundle. He correctly recommended real estate in 2001... China in 2006... U.S. stocks in 2009... and health care stocks in 2011... And he shared his "Melt Up" theory before stocks swung down into a bear market. I'm talking about my good friend and colleague, Dr. Steve Sjuggerud. Finally, after two years, Steve is back with his latest call, which he says "could be the final market warning I issue in my career." According to Steve, a potential massive reset is about to shake up Wall Street to a shocking degree, and the aftermath could shape your financial future for the next decade or more. He'll share all the details of what's happening, how to protect yourself, and how to profit on January 31. You can register for free right here. Here's to our health, wealth, and a great retirement, Dr. David Eifrig and the Health & Wealth Bulletin Research Team
January 28, 2023 | Recommended Link: | | 'A Massive Reset Is About to Hit Wall Street' Everything you thought you knew about the stock market could change and put the fate of your wealth for the next 20 years at stake. Now, for the first time in nearly two years, Dr. Steve Sjuggerud is breaking his silence to tell you exactly what's happening... how to protect your portfolio from catastrophic damage... and how to potentially 5 to 10 times your money multiple times as this all plays out. Click here for full details. | |
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