The fact is, you could make all the money you need for retirement if you simply have the right information.
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Dear Reader,
In the past, I made my biggest predictions on live television.
Like in December 2008, when I appeared on 60 Minutes and told Scott Pelley the stock market was about to soar – just before the longest bull market in history.
I did it again in 2012, when I appeared on CNBC and urged the public to buy shares of Netflix – it's up 4,800% since then.
And in 2015, I returned to 60 Minutes to tell Anderson Cooper that I'd discovered that Lumber Liquidators was selling toxic flooring – and shares of the company eventually fell by almost 90%. |
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But my newest prediction is something I haven't shared on 60 Minutes, CNBC, or any other news outlet…
You see, I'm tired of seeing people lose money every day as the market continues to tumble. And with inflation soaring, many people simply don't know what to do with their money right now.
The fact is, you could make all the money you need for retirement if you simply have the right information.
I know this from firsthand experience... because I launched my first hedge fund out of my bedroom with just $1 million in 1999 and ended up running multiple funds with $200 million in assets less than a dozen years later.
That's why I recently recorded a presentation on what I call "America's #1 Retirement Stock."
It's the only low-risk investment I know of that could help you achieve your retirement dreams, no matter what your financial situation looks like today.
You'll get the name and the ticker symbol of the stock completely free of charge when you watch my presentation right here.
Best regards,
Whitney Tilson
Founder, Empire Financial Research
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