Wednesday, April 20, 2022

Investor Who Predicted 2008 Crash: “The Mother of All Crashes is Coming=?UTF-8?B?4oCd?=

Dear reader,

If you’ve watched the movie The Big Short, you’ve heard of Michael Burry.

He was one of the few who not only predicted the 2008 crash but profited from it.

He made $750 million for his investors and $100 million personally when his bet against the housing market paid off.

His next big prediction?

He’s warning the “mother of all crashes” is coming.

If you have any money in the markets, I urge you to click here and get the exact day of the next stock market crash.

Regards,

Keith Kaplan
CEO, TradeSmith

 

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