November 05, 2022 Dear Reader, I'm proud to call Enrique Abeyta a colleague and close friend. You may have seen him on CNBC. Or perhaps you've read about him in Forbes, the Wall Street Journal, Barron's, or Institutional Investor. If you follow his analysis, you know he graduated cum laude from Wharton, the same business school that gave us Elon Musk, Peter Lynch, Warren Buffett, Steve Cohen, and former President Donald Trump... And you know he spent 25 years on Wall Street managing one billion-dollar hedge fund after another. But here's what I think is Enrique's very best quality...and one that I believe you'll find extremely useful... He knows how to make money in down markets. When the tragic events of 9/11 wreaked havoc on the markets, he grew his fund 17 times faster than the S&P 500. When the housing crisis sent stocks into a tailspin, his fund took home a 788% gain in just months. And when the COVID-19 pandemic shaved 12% of the Nasdaq in ONE day, he recommended a company that soared by as much as 837%. This is all to say that when markets are bad, you NEED a market veteran like Enrique in your corner. And with 40% of economists predictinga recession in the next 24 months, Enrique's unique skillset could help you come out ahead if this market keeps sinking. In fact, he has his eye on a group of "recession-proof" stocks that could crash and burnin the months ahead. As Enrique says, "Most Americans aren't prepared AT ALL for this seismic market shift." That's why he suggests all Americans do one thing before the market closes TODAY. Regards, Whitney Tilson
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