Here's why — and what to do immediately.
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Dear Reader,
If you think the recent series of big crash days in the stock market is just a false alarm, think again.
Stock investors are in grave danger, extremely vulnerable to the Fed's next rate hikes, the recession it will inevitably cause and much, much worse.
Here's the dire dilemma:
If the Fed doesn't raise interest rates fast enough, inflation will take off like a rocket and rip through the portfolios of investors like a paper shredder.
If the Fed does raise rates enough to kill inflation, the stock market crash will get a lot worse and gut investor portfolios even faster.
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Good luck and God bless! |
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