| November 14, 2021  Editor's Note: The message below from one of our partners is one we believe you should take a close look at. Dear Reader, It's a nightmare… Business Insider and NPR call it "Hell." Billionaire and Tesla CEO Elon Musk says he's "never seen anything like it." What Elon is talking about is, of course, the global supply chain crisis. Shortages and delays are now everywhere. As The Wall Street Journal reports, even ovens and washing machines are impossible to find these days. Amazon, FedEx, and Walmart are so desperate they're operating 24/7. The White House has ordered ports to stay open around the clock too, but experts are doubtful… "Biden says running LA ports 24/7 will help save Christmas shopping. It's not that simple, experts warn" I probably don't need to tell you… The reality is, no matter what schemes or "band-aid fixes" our government tries to come up with… The supply chain crisis is about to get worse than anything we've seen so far. Why? One word: Christmas. Holiday demand is taking an already-strained supply chain and pushing it over the edge, with awful effects. As Bloomberg reports, for example… "American kids are going to open gift-wrapped boxes under the Christmas tree to find a little note that says, 'Sorry, that … isn't available right now'" You've probably felt it yourself — not being able to find presents for your children or grandchildren. Not being able to find the food you need for family dinners. But here is part of the story you probably haven't heard… This is about more than just presents. This supply crisis could actually be the most important stock market event of our lifetimes. Because in similar situations in the past, investors who took the right steps made 30 times their money in a single year… 8,000%… and even over 9,000%. Just by investing in the right parts of the supply chain, at the right time… So while others are panicking about shopping… If you act quickly… You could use this moment in history to create a massive financial windfall.
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