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Dear Reader,
What we’re seeing today is absolute carnage.
Never have the markets had such a shock where economies, supply chains and health have all stretched to critical mass.
What were extreme market conditions one day became instant entries in record books.
Every new day seems to bring increased panic and downside.
On a comparative basis to this market meltdown, only the 1929 crash compares. The charts look eerily similar…
Dumb Money Confidence indicators from various outlets are reaching all-time lows. This means that novice investors have all but thrown in the towel.
This past month saw the most down 90% down volume days in the history of the exchange.
Now, this is going to be painful. And difficult to digest.
The worst is not yet over and we are at that critical moment. With mass panic and fear, blood is now in the streets.
This past month saw the most down 90% down volume days in the history of the exchange.
Now, this is going to be painful. And difficult to digest.
The worst is not yet over and we are at that critical moment. With mass panic and fear, blood is now in the streets.
You can feel it everywhere. It’s easy to talk about being a contrarian but now that it’s time to step up to the plate – many investors are paralyzed.
Wall street analysts, major banks and investment bankers are downgrading stocks faster than any time since 2008.
You are Witnessing “The Great Reset” Right In Front of Our Eyes
Businesses are closing. Institutions are shutting doors.
Entire industries will be altered.
Wall street analysts, major banks and investment bankers are downgrading stocks faster than any time since 2008.
Oil just crashed through $25 per barrel. Many oil companies are in serious trouble. Many oil service companies face a massive storm ahead.
Silver collapsed from $20 to $12. Mines are being shut down and many companies can’t make money at the current silver spot price.
Gold companies initially corrected hard. Hundreds of mines are shutting down. Stock prices of world class producers are acting like juniors.
For years, top investors have waited in the wings, cashed up, for opportunities that come around once in a decade. Or once in a generation.
But put money in the wrong place, or for the wrong time period – and you will lose.
The truth is that investing in these times is very difficult.
One person I want you to get to know is someone that’s seen a few crashes in his career – and navigated his portfolio through the storm.
How to Make a Fortune in a Market Crash – With Marin Katusa
- In the last crash of 2008, he came out of the last Great Financial Crisis and multiplied his net worth by several times.
- He founded Canada’s third largest copper mine at the age of 27.
- He started a precious metals and commodities focused hedge fund before the age of 30.
- He wrote a New York Times bestselling book, The Colder War, before the age of 35.
Marin is the real deal and puts a LOT of skin in the game. Often putting millions of dollars of his own money on the line in gold, silver and oil stocks.
And what he sees right now in the markets is unprecedented.
Marin wants you to be aware of what’s happening right now… and what could happen next.
So, he just published a special emergency briefing.
He goes over everything you need to know in this market meltdown:
- Why “Financially Transmitted Diseases” (negative rates) will take the world by storm
- Why gold will be front and center in this panic
- Which sectors are going broke
- Which markets and companies are trading at values not seen in generations
- Which group of stocks to focus on for a potential slingshot move upwards in a recovery
- The asset class he’s most bullish on and why you should be too
In short: If you’re like most people, you might be sitting on the sidelines right now… or worried the ongoing crash could wipe out your earnings…
But when this crisis is all over, the natural resource market, in particular, will present immense opportunities for investors.
Stay safe,
Anthony Ford
Publisher, Katusa Reseach
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