Markets have gone haywire. They're up, they're down, they're sideways … All based on what Fed Chair Jerome Powell says (or doesn't say). Unfortunately, in the end, it's a moot point. America appears to be on the brink of collapse, and investors who don't take action now could find their portfolios erased overnight. Dr. Martin Weiss, founder of 51-year industry leader Weiss Ratings, has a solution that could bring big profits in a sinking stock market. All the details are in this free video. Dr. Weiss and his research team have been among the industry's most accurate for half a century, predicting:
- The stock market crash of 1987 months in advance, as well as the explosive recovery that followed.
- Nearly every major up-and-down move for gold since 1999.
- The real estate bubble bursting in 2007, triggering the Great Recession.
- 2009's market recovery (just before the longest bull market in history took off).
But his latest forecast may be his most important ever — one that could be more vital than the firm's last 35 years of forecasts combined. It's all in Martin's time-sensitive investor briefing, which you can watch free for a limited time. Click here to watch now. In this video, Martin reveals:
- The names of the landmine stocks to dump now.If you own a single stock on this list, it could gut your portfolio.
- How to build a protective firewall around nearly any asset you own. Use these investments that could have produced gains of as much as 416%, 525% or even 1,700% in a single crash day. (Average, including all trades reviewed: 120%.)
- Seven simple steps you can take immediately to protect your money and build wealth swiftly.
- The names of 9,078 stocks on our endangered lists. Plus 1,021 exchange-traded funds and 8,533 mutual funds that we believe are at risk of falling the most.
- A $2 million bear market secret that turned $500 into $100,000 in 1929 (about $2 million today), and the modern version of the strategy that you can use today to go for unique profit opportunities every time a weak stock tanks.
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